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The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: Ontario Premier Doug Ford promised Monday to maintain a wage increase brought in for personal support workers during the pandemic but didn't say how or when his government would back up the pledge. The workers who staff long-term care homes and similar facilities were given a temporary $3 per hour wage bump in October, which was later extended until late August. Ford said his government would keep that increase in place. ALSO: As the days get hotter, nearly 40 per cent of Ontario long term care home residents are still without air conditioning in their rooms. That despite an original promise from the government at the end of May, that many would have A/C before the summer. GUEST: Dr. James Tiessen, Director of Health Administration & Community Care, and an Associate Professor with Ryerson University - Still no safe school plan for September from education minister Stephen Lecce yesterday but his government did invest in programs to help address antisemitism in schools.   ALSO: Ontario PC MPP Floats Idea of Replacing Teachers With Pre-Recorded Videos To Cut Education Costs GUEST: Charles Pascal, Professor at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education with the University of Toronto and former Deputy Education Minister - Canada's federal and provincial governments may have underestimated the power of the economy to rebound from the pandemic-induced recession this year. By, like, $35-billion or so. That's how much National Bank of Canada economist Warren Lovely estimates government revenues will exceed federal and provincial budgets for 2021-22. In a recent research paper, Mr. Lovely argued this “enormous unplanned fiscal windfall” could pave the way to “accelerate deficit reduction, slow debt accumulation and cut borrowing needs down to size,” especially among the provinces. That is, if governments can be disciplined enough to keep their hands off it. The found billions are a result of what now, just a few months after those budgets were issued, look like far too conservative estimates of economic growth. Without question, many governments leaned toward caution in their economic assumptions, amid a highly uncertain global health crisis. Regardless, the recovery has been faster and stronger than the vast majority of economists predicted a few months ago. GUEST: Ian Lee, Associate Professor with the Sprott School of Business at Carleton University See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A group of moderate Republicans led by Mitt Romney are offering Joe Biden a bipartisan compromise on infrastructure-one trillion that would fund traditional roads and bridges, leaving out all of his proposals for a Green New Deal. Will he go for it? Harold Meyerson comments. Also: As many Democrats urge Biden to take steps toward self-determination for Palestinians, Adam Shatz recalls the life and work of Edward Said, the most prominent voice of Palestinians in America until his death in 2003. Plus: we celebrate Bob Dylan’s 80th birthday with Ella Taylor by watching “Don’t Look Back,” the wonderful 1967 documentary by D.A. Pennebaker, about Dylan’s 1965 tour of England.

Is the media done covering up for President Biden and the crisis at the border? ALSO - As thousands of migrants continue to flock to the U.S.-Mexico border, the Biden administration is reportedly considering taking some who unlawfully entered America to facilities in northern states to be processed.

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: One year after the pandemic began, much of the focus has been on vaccines. But what progress has been made on treating people who are already infected? GUEST: Rachel Gilmore, Journalist with Global News - All three Ontario opposition leaders are demanding Premier Doug Ford apologize for accusing an Indigenous NDP legislator of vaccine queue-jumping. Ford alleged that NDP legislator Sol Mamakwa, who represents the riding of Kiiwetinoong, cut the line to get a COVID-19 vaccine in a Northern Indigenous community. Mamakwa says he was invited by community elders to take the shot to help combat vaccine hesitancy among Indigenous residents in Ontario. ALSO: Tim Hudak to head a new provincial tourism task force promoting Ontario destinations GUEST: Richard Brennan, Former Queen’s Park and Parliament Hill Journalist with The Toronto Star - U.S. President Joe Biden used his first prime-time address to outline his plan Thursday night to make all adults vaccine-eligible by May 1 and get the country "closer to normal" by the Fourth of July. ALSO: As vaccine rollout continues to ramp up in Canada and the United States, some American politicians are calling on the Biden administration to reopen the Canada-U.S. land border by this summer. GUEST: Rob Goodman, Professor with the Dept. of Politics and Public Administration at Ryerson University See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: Reopening the economy: Preview of Doug Ford’s press conference at 1pm today. What will need to be in place to reopen the economy? GUEST: Chris Bauch: Research Chair in the Department of Applied Mathematics and a Specialist in mathematical and computer modelling of infectious disease outbreaks with the University of Waterloo GUEST: Dan Kelly, President and CEO of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business - Ward Nine Councillor Brad Clark has resigned his committee chairmanships and vice chairmanships and asked the Integrity Commissioner to review the matter after a phone conversation Clark had with a constituent was taped and posted on social media. In the unguarded conversation Clark says “unfounded rumours and inferences that I made on this private call were just that, unfounded.” In the phone call Clark is heard discussing a building permit that was issued for a home in Dundas. The house was in a location that was not zoned for the purpose and the house, which was partially completed, would now have to be torn down, at a cost to the city of over a million dollars. The discussion turned to how such a building permit could be issued in the first place and the caller asked Clark about possible corruption to which the councillor replied, “It’s just scratching the surface.” In a statement Clark goes on to say, “my frustration with the situation in question and my response was completely out of character and I should not have been discussing such baseless rumours with anyone. I offer my most sincere and unequivocal apologies to our dedicated, hardworking and honest city staff who have my utmost respect. GUEST: John Best. President of the Bay Observer - The sunk costs fallacy is killing us in the struggle to contain COVID-19 Have you ever stayed far too long in a relationship that was clearly failing? Or kept a piece of ugly furniture you really wanted to get rid of, still dragging it with you every time switched apartments? If you have, you’ll understand at least one of the reasons most of Canada’s premiers have struggled to make appropriate shifts in public health strategy at critical junctures in our long struggle to contain COVID-19. ALSO: As the COVID-19 crisis deepens around the world, I’ve noticed some graphics and dashboards using a subheading: situational awareness. The term has visceral significance to anyone who works in health care or the airline industry, because situational awareness can mean the difference between life and death. Those of us who are interested in metacognition – how we think – tend to conceive of situational awareness as a learned ability to notice and interpret what is happening around us so we are prepared for what might happen next. Critically, it also allows us to anticipate and navigate common thinking and behaviour traps. The latter is especially important because our situational awareness in emergencies can be unduly influenced by the behaviour – including the under-reactivity – of those around us. GUEST: Dr. Jillian Horton, General Internist and Associate Chair of the Department of Internal Medicine and Director at the Alan Klass Medical Humanities Program at the Max Rady College of Medicine in Winnipeg See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who's ready for more Carnage in Carnelia? Who's ready to meet a new Krakoan citizen? Who's ready for this story arc to be over? If you answered "yes" to any of these questions - well, then I've got an issue for you.  Not much "meat" on the preverbal bone here, but a scene in this issue does facilitate my revisiting a well-worn X-Lapsed topic regarding altering mutants during the resurrection process (and otherwise). Also: As always, some great and thoughtful listener mail -- @acecomics / @cosmictmill / weirdcomicshistory@gmail.com chrisandreggie.podbean.com chrisisoninfiniteearths.com xlapsed.chrisisoninfiniteearths.com/ facebook.com/groups/90sxmen

Salutations great creators of the interwebs! In this episode of Destination:Creation, I'm slowly introducing my community to new and exciting ways to engage, take ownership and support my stream! Some of my streamer friends have been using Streamloots for a while now and I finally got on board! Everyone's having a blast redeeming Streamloots cards during my stream and having a new level of interaction and influence over the show!Also… As you grow on Twitch, you will lose people. Not only on your stream but in your career and other endeavors in life. It's natural for people to out grow each other but sometimes, the people you outgrow will not go gracefully. I talk about a conversation I had with a childhood friend that gave me surprising new insight regarding the other side of this conversation. Enjoy!!!https://www.streamloots.comWebsite: mingoboys.comTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/mingoboysDiscord: https://discord.gg/xA4AuazTwitter: @MBNerdStuffInstagram: @MBNerdStuffTikTok: @mingoboysSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/mbnerdstuff)

EPISODE 7: A Conversation About ScoutingApologies for the audio issues!In this week's episode, James and Michael discuss their experiences in the Boy Scouts, the benefits of reaching the rank of Life for Life, and how to make a very special one-pot camp stew.Also: As two former Boy Scouts, our thoughts on the new rules allowing girls to join scouting, weird news from Thailand, and more.Show notes: https://tinyurl.com/y5m7o9g6

Hannah gives her thoughts on Bravocon, shows Margaret some major love, and continues to butcher Nonno’s accent. (No, really. Brace yourselves. She's really missing the simpler times of doing her Spencer Pratt impression on the reg.) ALSO: As mentioned on the podcast, check out @GOLDHALFMOONCO on instagram to get your very own legit and adorable Blocked By Jax sweatshirt! Support small businesses!

Join us at CCI Fort Wayne as we examine the lives of people who left a good trail behind them that led those behind them to believe. Also As we introduce a new ministry starting January 2020, CCI Fort Wayne leadership Academy. if interested or need more details please contact our Pastor, Pastor Andy miller.

Tonight Ryan Fusco Joins us to talk about ufo's and give us ports! Also As of Nov 15th Ryan will be a reg on the show. With ufo reports once per week with a 20 min report!

Tonight Ryan Fusco Joins us to talk about ufo's and give us ports! Also As of Nov 15th Ryan will be a reg on the show. With ufo reports once per week with a 20 min report!

Tonight Ryan Fusco Joins us to talk about ufo's and give us ports! Also As of Nov 15th Ryan will be a reg on the show. With ufo reports once per week with a 20 min report!

Dr. Harold Turk is a very successful healer based in Los Angeles - treating many high performing people.  As a chiropractor, coach and Maori trained body worker, Dr. Turk has seen what damage people do to themselves by not taking the time to treat their bodies or process their trauma.  Find the work that Dr. Turk does HERE: https://www.haroldturk.com/ ALSO - As mentioned in the pre-read on October 26th-28th, we’re bringing together the world’s TOP Burnout and Chronic Stress experts for a three day online summit. IT'S FREE - CHECK IT OUT HERE  - BURNOUT SUMMIT In this episode we cover: •Healing trauma through the body •What it means to be IN YOUR BODY •The fact that we store trauma in the body •Often the unresolved trauma we carry eventually limits us in our lives •How important it is to dump or purge the build up of emotional and physical trauma through body work •How to choose which body work modalities will be most effective for you •The difference between being merely interested in doing self work and committed. •How can you heal yourself if you're not vulnerable

Ben and Mark discuss sub-par Cyber sequels as they debate the relative merits of 'Closing Time' and 'Attack of the Cybermen'. Are they each as bad as fan wisdom will have you believe? If you've been listening to this podcast for a while you'll probably know the answer to that. Under discussion: Parenthood, the fear of children, psycho-analysing Steven Moffat, being rude about DWM staff, saying nice things about Eric Saward, dodgy synths and guns. Also: As series 11 continues, Ben and Mark briefly discuss 'Rosa' and 'Arachnids in the UK'. As ever, tweet us at @OnTheTimeLash, @BenVerth & @Oldmankrondas

On this edition of Good Morning Orlando Bud, Yaffee, and Melissa talk about the latest news!Trump holds packed rally in Texas to campaign for Ted Cruz!AND Trump and Republicans say they are going to push for a second round of tax cuts soon!ALSO As the migrant caravan heads for the southern border, Trump says he will stop them from entering the country and blames Dems for the creation of the caravan! PLUS Trump says the U.S. will pull out of the nuke treaty with Russia. BONUS! Why would anybody vote for Democrats?!

The next installment in Nikki and Sher's Outlander sub-series! We'll be reviewing all the episodes of Outlander, in honor of droughtlander. We'll continue reviewing episodes until the end of the series! As usual, this episode is only pretending to be about Outlander, while Nikki and Sher catch you up on their lives, talk frankly about suicide and its repercussions, and comment on The Reckoning. If you're easily offended, this episode (and probably the whole dang podcast) is definitely not for you! ALSO – As mentioned in the podcast, please share your stories/tips/tricks about womanhood with us via this survey: https://goo.gl/forms/aOC4YpBvbVF5FA3G3 and share with everyone you know! *trigger warning - suicide talk* *spoilers for the books and episodes* Please rate and review us! Become a Patreon patron to unlock exclusive content. Like us on facebook for news and events. Subscribe on iTunes and leave us a review!

Award-winning writer Nigel Colborn joins RHS experts to discuss how to introduce year round scent in your garden, including unusual plants, trees, foliage and flowers. Also: - As the Centenary of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show fast approaches, Chair of Judges Jekka McVicar explains the secrets to winning a coveted gold medal for a plant display at the prestigious RHS flower shows. - Expert seasonal advice from the team at RHS Wisley, including how to tell when the risk of frost has passed.

Have You Seen..? The question to start all movie discussions. Oh hi, listeners… This week, Tom & Kieran devote an entire show to one movie. The boys give midnight cult classic The Room the full blow-by-blow treatment. In fact they tear it apaaaaaart!! PLUS: Accents, sex talk, two new pitches, listener reviews and thespianism. ALSO: As of this week, we will no longer be bleeping rude words and the shows will carry the “EXPLICIT” tag.