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On this episode of Newsmakers, host Louie Butko sits down with legendary comedian, co-creator, writer and star of The Red Green Show, Rick Green.

The two discuss his diagnosis of ADHD as an adult, what he learned from it , what he’s learned since and the advocating for others ahead of his appearance at the Centre for Diverse Learnings fundraiser dinner happening next week at the Burlington Golf and Country Club.

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In regards to Canadian football on a professional and amateur level, he's the preeminent news breaker in this country. On this Sportsline Podcast, 3DownNation insider Justin Dunk joined host Bubba O'Neil to determine if the Hamilton Tiger-Cats playoff chances are realistic.

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On an all-new episode of Newsmakers, Louie Butko is joined by longtime CFNY 102.1 the edge personality Alan Cross to discuss the documentary he's been working on about the history of the station called 'The Spirit of Radio.'

The two also discuss the future of radio following closures of stations across the country, including CHML in Hamilton, and discuss the news of the day in the world of music including Miley Cyrus being sued for her mega-hit "Flowers" and long-time song-writer for The Eagles, JD Souther passing away at the age of 78. 

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On an all-new episode of Newsmakers, Louie Butko was joined by CHCH reporter Emily Tayler to recap her busy two weeks talking to celebrities on the TIFF red carpet. 

She discusses what the experience was like this year after last year's festival was disrupted by the actor's strike, what she learned from her first year covering it, whether or not she gets star struck and more. 

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Mackenzie Barwell, Forge FC digital host and fourth-year McMaster University student, discusses students being back on campus on this Newsmakers podcast with host Louie Butko. They also talk about the "Spark Summit", an event to celebrate women in sports later this month at Tim Hortons Field. 

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In addition to working in the public service sector, Hamilton's Norm Miller has been talking about sports. For over a decade, his history with the CFL and the Tiger-Cats as director communications put him in the spotlight. On this Sportsline Podcast, the Tabbies recent turnaround was front and centre.

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With Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa recently suffering his third concussion in three seasons, the debate of player safety has resurfaced. On this Sportsline Podcast, Hamilton Spectator columnist Scott Radley, pondered should younger brother, Ticats quarterback Taulia Tagovailoa set an example and wear a "Guardian Helmet" for added protection?

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Following a decorated playing career with the Canadian National Team, Diana Matheson knew that leading a domestic women's league was her calling. Now with teams, sponsors and broadcast rights secured, the Northern Super League is just months away from kicking off. On this Sportsline Podcast, Matheson detailed how fans can support the NSL.

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On an all-new episode Louie Butko is joined by Queen's Park Observer founder and author Sabrina Nanji to recap a busy summer of Ontario politics despite MPP's not returning to Queen's Park until next month. 

Among the topics discussed include Premier Ford's push for alcohol in corner stores and grocery stores coming to fruition, grading Bonnie Crombie's job 10 months into being elected leader of the Ontario Liberals, and should the NDP be nervous of their traditional stronghold in Hamilton after MPP Monique Taylor made the decision to run federally.

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On an-all new episode of Newsmakers, Louie Butko takes you behind the scenes to get to get to know some of the faces you see and don't always see who help bring our shows to air.

On today's show we're joined by CHCH Evening News Weekend's Adam Atkinson to discuss his career trajectory from a small town just outside of Winnipeg to more than two decades at CHCH News. 

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On this Sportsline Square-Off, CHCH TV's Jason Gaidola joined host Bubba O'Neil and offered his take on a number of topics, including week one of the NFL, the Ticats situation at running back and the PWHL's anticipated release of team names and logos.

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On an all-new episode of the Trending Now Podcast, Louie recaps the week that was on Trending Now which you can catch every Monday to Friday 7 & 11:30PM on CHCH. 

On today's episode, he's joined by Trending Now host & producer Nicole Martin to get the latest on the state of the US Presidential race with less than two months to go until American's head to the polls. Later reporter Jason Gaidola joins the show to discuss whether Canadian's should be getting ready for an election of our own after NDP leader Jagmeet Singh ripped up a supply-and-confidence deal with the Minority Liberal government. And finally Roger Collins joins the show to discuss the Canadian connection to a US federal indictment accusing influencers of being used to disseminate Russian propaganda.

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National boxing champion Victoria Vergos is on the verge of great things. On this Sportsline Podcast, the 18-year-old spoke about transitioning from gymnastics to boxing, balancing school and sport, plus preparing for the Under 19 World Boxing Championships in October.

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On an all-new episode of Newsmakers, Louie is joined by the head coach of the University of Toronto swimming program and CBC Olympic Broadcaster Byron Macdonald. 

The two discuss the recent Paris Olympics, Macdonald's 10th as part of the broadcast team, and Canada's successes in the pool at the games. They also talk about whether we are in a 'golden age' of Canadian swimming and what supports are needed for that to continue. 

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Due to his excellent football IQ and work ethic, Mike Daly carved out a near decade-long CFL career. On this Sportsline Podcast, Daly spoke about life in the locker room, a serious injury, his transition to media and why contributing to the community means so much to him.

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On an all-new episode of Newsmakers, Louie is joined by GowlingWLG Hamilton Lawyer & adviser for the Hamilton Urban Precinct Entertainment Group Louis Frapporti. 

The two discuss the latest on the renovations at First Ontario Centre, the partnership with Oakview Group/Live Nation, plans for the surrounding area, the group's relationship with city hall and other downtown businesses and much more.

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From taking naps on Toronto park benches to becoming the voice of the Buffalo Sabres, the journey of Dan Dunleavy is one to appreciate. In addition to his journey, the late Rick Jeanneret and the city of Buffalo, Dan spoke about the death of the Gaudreau brothers.

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Following Forge FC's Canadian Championship semi-final loss to Toronto FC, a new rivalry has been ignited between the CPL and MLS clubs. On this Sportsline Podcast, OneSoccer analyst Gareth Wheeler discusses the heated series and some poor form by TFC's Lorenzo Insigne.

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Of the 22 sports played at the Paralympics, wheelchair tennis is one of the most exciting to watch. First contested in 1992, the sport now accommodates athletes with upper or lower impairments. International tennis broadcaster John Horn was on this Sportsline Podcast to speak about the sport from the clay at Roland Garros. 

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The Sportsline Podcast spiced it up with some controversial sports chatter on the "Sportsline Square Off!" OHL and OUA Sports broadcaster Steve Clark joined Bubba O'Neil and offered his opinions regarding Joey Votto's retirement, the "Rouge" in the CFL and timing of the Paralympics Games in Paris.

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The recent closure of 900 CHML is a reflection of the ever-changing landscape for media. On a human note, there are job losses that affect people and families. On this Sportsline Podcast, former news-sports director and host Rick Zamperin talked to host Bubba O’Neil about his final moments at the station he loved.

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From Hill Park Secondary School, Matt Bucknor pursued and reached his goal of playing in the CFL. As a league representative and current leader in fitness and health, the Hamiltonian has used his platform to tackle tough topics. On this Sportsline podcast, Bucknor explained why speaking to others about diversity and gender-based violence are important to him. 

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Since its beginnings in 1988, the FOX 40 Summer Referee Camp in Hamilton has offered opportunities and teaching from many of the best in North America. On this Sportline Podcast, camp founder Ron Foxcroft and leader Mario Suffoletta spoke about their lifelong experiences and traits that are the basis of a promising referee.

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The Hamilton Hurricanes are looking to break a 49-year-old Ontario Football Conference attendance record of 3,510 fans when they play their home opener on Aug. 24. Talking about their lengthy history, this season's prospects and their "Pack the Pack" initiative was head coach Barry Emo.

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