Podcasts about Richard Crouse

What industries could be impacted?Plus – Canada plays for gold this weekend GUESTS: David Polansky - contributor to The Hub David McNaughton - served as the Canadian ambassador to the United States from 2016 to 2019 Jim Tatti - Host at TSN 1050 Richard Crouse - cohost of the podcast Entertainment Is Broken

Super Bowl weekend is here! Deb asks listeners about their food traditions and game‑day must‑haves.Toronto City Councillor Josh Matlow is pushing a motion for the city to receive a share of the HST.Longtime Toronto Blue Jays broadcaster Buck Martinez announces his retirement.Plus, the latest entertainment stories with Richard Crouse. GUESTS: Josh Matlow – Toronto City CouncillorMatt Cauz – TSN 1050 HostRichard Crouse – Movie Critic and Host of Entertainment Is Broken

Richard Crouse, Film critic and the host of Last Call with Richard Crouse

Patrick Déry, freelance columnist and public policy analyst. Annie Boilard, President of “Reseau Annie RH” an HR specialist firm Greg Kelley, MNA from the West Island’s Jacques-Cartier riding Richard Crouse, Film critic and the host of Last Call with Richard Crouse

Free For All Friday - Hour 1 Amanda Galbraith breaks down the biggest stories of the day with Canada's top newsmakers. On today's show: Ryan Wedding, a former Canadian Olympic snowboarder and alleged drug kingpin, is now in police custody after being arrested in Mexico. We gather instant reaction from CTV public safety analyst Chris Lewis, who is also a former OPP Commissioner. Prime Minister Carney addressed the world in Davos earlier this week. Some liked what he said. Canada's next-door neighbour did not. Joining us to discuss further is Matina Stevis-Gridneff, the Canada Bureau Chief for the New York Times. Movie critic Richard Crouse offers his take on this year's Oscar nominations, and also talks a little bit of Heated Rivalry. Free For All Friday - Hour 2 Contributors from all over the country join The Roundtable to discuss the top stories of the week. Today's edition features Canada Shield Institute managing director Vass Bednar and former Justin Trudeau senior advisor Supriya Dwivedi. Topic 1: Reaction to Prime Minister Carney’s address in Davos this week. Was it a hit or miss? Topic 2: The Canadian government is reportedly considering a ban on social media for kids under the age of 14. Good idea or bad idea? Topic 3: The House of Commons returns next week, while Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre braces for a party leadership review. Topic 4: Do you plan to embrace the Polar Vortex, or will you hibernate straight through it? Topic 5: The Beckham family drama captivates the Entertainment news cycle.

On the Saturday January 17, 2026 edition of The Richard Crouse we’ll meet author Joe Hill. His bestselling novels & short stories have inspired hit adaptations like “Locke & Key,” “Horns,” and “The Black Phone,” as well as “In the Tall Grass” (which he adapted for film and co-wrote the novella of with his father Stephen King.) Today we’ll talk about “King Sorrow,” a genre-bending horror epic that spans 25 years. It follows six college friends who summon a dragon using a book bound in human skin. Each year, they must choose a sacrifice—or become one. Then we spend time with Louise Pitre. Often hailed as Canada’s first lady of musical theatre, she is a Tony-nominated actress renowned for her powerful performances on Broadway and across North America and Europe. Best known for originating the role of Donna Sheridan in “Mamma Mia!,” she has also played Fantine in “Les Misérables” and Edith Piaf in “The Angel & the Sparrow” among many others. Today we talk about herb latest work, “Kimberly Akimbo,” the Tony Award-winning musical about a bright but physically aging teenage girl with a rare genetic condition, similar to progeria, who navigates a dysfunctional family, first love, and the challenges of finding happiness and connection despite her unique circumstances and limited time.

On the Saturday January 17, 2026 edition of The Richard Crouse we'll meet author Joe Hill. His bestselling novels & short stories have inspired hit adaptations like “Locke & Key,” “Horns,” and “The Black Phone,” as well as “In the Tall Grass” (which he adapted for film and co-wrote the novella of with his father Stephen King.) Today we'll talk about “King Sorrow,” a genre-bending horror epic that spans 25 years. It follows six college friends who summon a dragon using a book bound in human skin. Each year, they must choose a sacrifice—or become one. Then we spend time with Louise Pitre. Often hailed as Canada's first lady of musical theatre, she is a Tony-nominated actress renowned for her powerful performances on Broadway and across North America and Europe. Best known for originating the role of Donna Sheridan in “Mamma Mia!,” she has also played Fantine in “Les Misérables” and Edith Piaf in “The Angel & the Sparrow” among many others. Today we talk about herb latest work, “Kimberly Akimbo,” the Tony Award-winning musical about a bright but physically aging teenage girl with a rare genetic condition, similar to progeria, who navigates a dysfunctional family, first love, and the challenges of finding happiness and connection despite her unique circumstances and limited time.

Prime Minister Carney reaches a landmark EV deal with China. What will this mean for the Canadian auto sector?Bo Bichette reportedly agrees to a 3-year deal with the Mets. Richard Crouse shares the top entertainment stories of the week. GUESTS:Lana Payne - National president of UNIFOR Matt Cauz - Host on TSN 1050 Richard Crouse - host of the podcast Maple Syrup For Your Eyes and newly formed podcast Entertainment is Broken

This week, Mark Carney will meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping, as a Canadian Prime Minister makes his first official journey to China since Justin Trudeau in 2016. Tariffs, oil, and human rights are all on the agenda for Canada's leader. On today's show: UOttawa Professor of Public and International Affairs Thomas Juneau dissects the situation in Iran, as nationwide protests ignite in that country. Tech Check with tech analyst Carmi Levy: Why Canada is not considering a ban on X over a deepfake controversy. The Daily Debrief Panel - featuring Scott Reid, Tom Mulcair, and Tim Powers. CTV film critic Richard Crouse recaps the 2026 Golden Globes.

Guest: Julie Richardson, a professor in the school of Rehabilitation Science at McMaster University Guest: Chris Bailey author of Intentional.

Guest: Madelaine Drohan, author of the book: He Did Not Conquer: Benjamin Franklin's Failure to Annex Canada. Guest: Jay Pitter author of Black Public Joy. Our Prime Minister has gone British and people are not happy.

Guest: Matt Cauz, TSN 1050 Host & Co-Host: 'macko & Cauz' Guest: Angela Champ, Human Resources Executive, author and speaker

On the Richard Crouse show, Richard talks to Dr.Mitch Shulman on what Bell's Palsy is. He sit down with Oriane Couchoux to discuss Christmas dreams coming true and Richard finds out your grocery code of conduct for 2026.

Scott Reid guest hosts for Vassy Kapelos today. On today's show: Is a resolution between Russia and Ukraine as close as America's President thinks it is? CTV's Mike LeCouteur analyzes a crazy year in news. Then, Scott opens the phone lines and gathers your thoughts. The Daily Debrief Panel - featuring Saeed Selvam and Jeff Rutledge. Tech Check with tech analyst Carmi Levy: Did you know that Canadians are one of OnlyFans' top customers? Movie critic Richard Crouse sifts through the best (and worst) flicks that 2025 had to offer. A snapshot of this year's World Juniors, and what's at stake for Canada, with technical producer Stephen Ellsworth.

In this special year-end edition, Vassy Kapelos takes a look back at the top stories of 2025. On today's show: Mike LeCouteur, Brian Platt, and Rob Benzie join the show for an extended Daily Debrief Panel, as we re-examine the most pivotal moments in Canadian politics over the past 12 months. CTV U.S. political analyst Eric Ham evaluates President Trump's primetime address, and the key takeaways from Wednesday's message as we head into 2026. Carmi Levy tackles the top A.I. stories of 2025. A batch of holiday cooking tips with Montreal-born chef Chuck Hughes. Movie critic Richard Crouse reflects on the top entertainment stories of 2025.

Free For All Friday - Hour 1 Amanda Galbraith breaks down the biggest stories of the day with Canada's top newsmakers. On today's show: Another Conservative MP has crossed the floor to join Carney's Liberals, leaving the Red Team one MP shy of a majority government. CTV political analyst Scott Reid takes it all in. The federal government says construction on a high-speed rail between Ottawa and Montreal will begin in 2029. Amanda goes 1-on-1 with Martin Imbleau, the CEO of Alto. A potential Netflix merger with Warner Brothers is poised to shakeup the entire Entertainment industry, with real-life impacts to TV fans and film connoisseurs. And we are in for an epic plot twist if another streaming service enters this war. Movie critic Richard Crouse chimes in with his two cents. Free For All Friday - Hour 2 Contributors from all over the country join The Roundtable to discuss the top stories of the week. Today's edition features Selvam Public Relations president Saeed Selvam and McMillan Vantage vice-president Jeff Rutledge. Topic 1: Breaking down the implications of a second Conservative floor-crossing. Topic 2: The House of Commons has risen for 2025. What did the Carney government accomplish? Topic 3: Is high-speed rail between Ontario and Quebec a national priority? Topic 4: Marco Rubio makes a stand on font types. Topic 5: Has corporate jargon gone too far?

Is there anywhere in the GTA this is possible? Plus – Who’s got a big sign?GUEST: Bob Richardson - NEWSTALK 1010 contributor and public affairs consultant Richard Crouse - host of the podcast Maple Syrup For Your Eyes

Is this ok?Plus – How are this week’s new movies?GUESTS: Michael Gilmore - Executive Director of the Kehillat Shaarei Torah synagogue Richard Crouse - host of the podcast Maple Syrup For Your Eyes

RICHARD LINKLATER + NATALIE MACMASTER + LINDEN MACINTYRE by Richard Crouse

Do you skip your lunch break? Alicia Vianga joins Jerry at the party table for Party for Two to discuss this and other top stories of the day. The city of Vaughan cancels automated speed enforcement. Vaughan City Councilor Gila Martow weighs in on this decision. It's Telescopic Tuesday! Dan Riskin is here with his top science stories of the week. Richard Crouse speaks with Jerry about the death of Robert Redford.

Brian Lilley joins Jerry for party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Dr. Christine Korol talks about the 7 signs that your job isn't going to get better. Plus - a Canadian Whisky tasting with Tim Hudak, John Moore, and Richard Crouse!

What’s the cause?Plus – Which director is auctioning off some of his memorabilia? GUESTS: Brian Sauvé - president of the National Police Federation Mark Mendelson - Newstalk 1010 Crime analyst and former homicide detective Richard Crouse - host of the podcast Last Call with Richard Crouse

Free For All Friday - Hour 1 Amanda Galbraith breaks down the biggest stories of the day with Canada's top newsmakers. Just don't ask her how she feels about the Micah Parsons trade to Green Bay. On today's show: The United States has imposed new tariffs on imported shipments under $800, threatening some Canadian small businesses. The Commission on the Future of Sport in Canada says major changes are needed to protect today's athletes. Movie critic Richard Crouse joins us from the Toronto International Film Festival, with his latest movie reviews in hand. Free For All Friday - Hour 2 Contributors from all over the country join The Roundtable to discuss the top stories of the week. Today's edition features Laryssa Waler, a former Director of Communications to Ontario Premier Doug Ford, and Bob Richardson, a political commentator and former pollster. Topic 1: Ahead of Parliament's return next month, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is taking aim at the Carney government’s weaknesses. Topic 2: Breaking down the Commission on the Future of Sport’s preliminary report. Topic 3: How does the modern labour movement intersect with Canadian politics in 2025? Topic 4: Some of your favourite back-to-school memories. Topic 5: Should there be a minimum age requirement for social media?

Prime Minister Mark Carney announces that Canada will remove the counter tariffs on American goods. The latest on new Blue Jay, Shane Bieber. Entertainment news with Richard Crouse. GUEST: Moshe Lander - Economist and professor at Concordia University Mark Mendelson - NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Specialist Mike Wilner - Baseball columnist at the Toronto StarRichard Crouse - host of the podcast Maple Syrup For Your Eyes

Jerry doesn't think the decline of US Spirits sales in Canada is making much of a difference at all. Jerry talks to Amanda Galbraith about an Uber service for needles. Barrie Shepley, former Olympic coach about the doping allegations against Penny Oleksiak, and Richard Crouse joins the show to discuss Ozzy Osbourne's legacy.

On the Saturday July 19, 2025 edition of The Richard Crouse we meet Louise Pitre. Often hailed as Canada's first lady of musical theatre, she is a Tony-nominated actress renowned for her powerful performances on Broadway and across North America and Europe. Best known for originating the role of Donna Sheridan in “Mamma Mia!,” she has also played Fantine in “Les Misérables” and Edith Piaf in “The Angel & the Sparrow” among many others. Today we talk about “Natasha, Pierre and The Great Comet of 1812,” an innovative musical from Mirvish that follows Natasha's scandalous affair and Pierre's existential crisis amidst the backdrop of 19th-century Moscow, drawn from Tolstoy's “War and Peace.” Then, we'll meet British author, academic, and adventurer Robert Macfarlane. A Cambridge University fellow, Macfarlane's work often reflects his deep engagement with wild places, from ancient pathways to subterranean realms, earning him acclaim for his evocative prose and environmental advocacy. Today we talk about his new book “Is a River Alive?” a book that suggests rivers are not mere matter for human use, but living beings, who should be recognized as such in both imagination and law.

We revisit today’s Touchdowns and Fumbles conversation with Bob Reid. Has he changed his mind on his verdict? Plus – What does Richard Crouse think of this week’s movies? GUESTS: Tyler Watt - MPP for Nepean - Liberal Critic for: Training, Colleges & University, Long Term Care Bob Reid - of Broadway Strategy Richard Crouse - host of the podcast Maple Syrup for Your Eyes

Free For All Friday - Hour 1 Amanda Galbraith breaks down today's biggest stories with Canada's top newsmakers. On today's show... After some tense moments to start the week, the Israel-Iran ceasefire appears to be holding. Well, at least for now. How close are we to preserving peace? Retired Major-General David Fraser analyzes the situation. New data says that Canadian pride and optimism is rebounding significantly from last year, but significant division remains as to what the feds are offering. Joining the show to explain further is John Roe, a Research Associate with the Angus Reid Institute. Summer has arrived, and that means the Summer blockbusters are slowly trickling in. Movie critic Richard Crouse previews every single heavy-hitter. Free For All Friday - Hour 2 Hosts from all over the country join The Roundtable to tackle this week's Top 5 news stories. Attending today's session are communications expert Sharan Kaur and Strategy Corp vice-president Garry Keller. Canada vows to invest 5 percent of its GDP on national defense measures by 2035. Naturally, the U.S. President is taking most of the credit, as other NATO allies get on board. Bill C-5 has passed through the House of Commons, as MPs head home for Summer Break. What should each party focus on as we head towards the Fall? Should this Summer be an 'Eighties Summer'? If you hear wedding bells all the way from Italy, it's because a rich billionaire is tying the knot. You have 3 guesses as to who Amanda is talking about. What is your favourite road trip tune?

Breaking down his legacy as the exec who brought a championship to Toronto Plus – Do you want Jim to sing our national anthem?GUESTS: Dave Feschuk - Toronto Star sports columnist Richard Crouse - host of the podcast Maple Syrup For Your Eyes

On the Saturday June 14, 2025 edition of The Richard Crouse Show we meet meet JUNO Award-winning Indigenous artist Crystal Shawanda. Born and raised on Manitoulin Island in Northern Ontario, Crystal began her career in country music, signing with RCA Nashville. After parting ways with the label, she launched New Sun Records and shifted her focus to the blues. Her highly anticipated new album “Sing Pretty Blues,” blends blues and Southern country soul with Stax, Chess and Motown influences, is available now via her very own label, New Sun Records on all streaming platforms. Then, Canadian director, playwright, and screenwriter, Celine Song stops by. In 2023 she became a Hollywood darling with her Oscar nominated feature film debut, “Past Lives.” The film, nominated for Best Picture and Best Original Screenplay, follows two childhood best friends who reunite in adulthood years after one emigrates from South Korea to the United States. She returns to theatres with a new film staring Dakota Johnson. Set against the backdrop of New York City, the Rom Com Capitol of the World®, “Materialists” sees Johnson play Lucy, a matchmaker for the rich and famous. She has arranged nine marriages but personally keeps romance at arm's length after a messy break-up. Things change for the “eternal bachelorette” when she meets wealthy charm-bomb Harry Castillo, played by Pedro Pascal. As romance blossoms, Lucy's life is upended by the return of her broke ex-boyfriend, John, played by Chris Evans, forcing her to choose between a perfect match and her imperfect ex. Then, Eric McCormack, you know him as as Will Truman of the TV series Will & Grace, a role that won him won a Screen Actors Guild Award and an Emmy Award stops by to talk about his new Hollywood Suite show “Hell Motel.” On the creep new show, 10 true crime obsessives are invited to the opening weekend of the newly renovated Cold River Motel, the site of a 30-year-old unsolved Satanic Mass Murder. History repeats itself when the guests get start getting knocked off one by one. Eric plays Hemmingway, a chef with a wickedly sinister flair. In this interview we talk about Hell Motel, and how to play dead on camera.

Richard Crouse, Film critic and the host of Last Call with Richard Crouse joined Aaron Rand on CJAD800.

Jerry opens the show by delving into veganism and the question of whether or not vegans live longer than non-vegans. Ontario housing starts are at the lowest level since 2009, the Simple Investor, Todd C Slater, weighs in. Brian Wilson, the Beach Boys visionary leader dies at 82. Jerry and Richard Crouse discuss his life and legacy. Car dealership workers win $20 million lottery prize - Jerry takes your calls.

Nick & Roy welcome iHeart Radio’s Richard Crouse to talk about horror movies. What was the first horror movie to feature a working toilet?

This week – Nick & Roy welcome iHeart Radio's Richard Crouse to talk about horror movies. What was the first horror movie to feature a working toilet? Is Kosher salt Kosher? Do chickens dream? Listen, laugh, and learn with Nick & Roy. Brought to you in part by Tom's Place in Kensington Market in Toronto.

Film critic Richard Crouse presents a list of Canadian comedies that are more fun than a two four of Moosehead. We'll meet the “Governor of Givin'er,” a bingo caller named Ned, an obsessive film fan, a free-spirited teen whose birthday mushroom trip brings her face-to-face with her 39-year-old self and writer director Cody Lightning and his film Hey Viktor!

On the Saturday January 4, 2025 edition of The Richard Crouse Show we’ll meet Anna Lambe, an actress and television host from Nunavut. You’ve seen her in the feature film “The Grizzlies,” which earned her a Canadian Screen Award nomination for Best Actress in a Supporting Role. Most recently she appeared in HBO’s highly anticipated fourth season of “True Detective,” starring opposite Jodie Foster. Today we talk about her new project, “North of North.” In the CBC, Netflix and APTN series she plays a young woman who wants to build a new future for herself after a spontaneous — and extremely public — exit from her marriage. But it won't be easy in her small Arctic town where everybody knows everyone’s business. Then we’ll meet RaMell Ross, artist, writer, documentarian and director of “Nickle Boys,” an intriguing movie that was named one of the top 10 films of 2024 by the American Film Institute. It has also received several accolades, including a nomination for Best Motion Picture – Drama at the 82nd Golden Globe Awards, and five nominations at the 30th Critics' Choice Awards, including Best Picture. Based on the Pulitzer Prize winning novel by Colson Whitehead, Nickel Boys chronicles the powerful friendship between two young Black teenagers navigating the harrowing trials of reform school together in Florida and it opens in theatres in Canada on January 10. Finally, we’ll meet director Tim Fehlbaum. He’s an award-winning Swiss filmmaker whose previous films, like “Tides” and “Hell,” focused on post-apocalyptic and science fiction stories. He returns to the real world with “September 5,” a new thriller starring Peter Sarsgaard and Ben Chaplin, and now playing in select theatres, an American sports broadcasting crew finds itself thrust into covering the hostage crisis involving Israeli athletes at the 1972 Munich Olympics.

- Jim saw a video where Kevin O'Leary talks about not buying coffee to save money. Is Kevin O'Leary missing the point, that young people today feel like there's an insurmountable difficulty to actually make any money? - Toronto pub changes its name from Genius back to Idiot. Atef Girgis - pub owner, explains why he dumbed the place down- City of Vaughan launches an Automated Speed Enforcement program. Do people want this? Or is this overreach?- Robert Zemeckis used artificial intelligence to de-age Tom Hanks in his new movie "Here." He predicts the rise of a "completely digital" AI-assisted category of film, but says the human touch remains essential. Richard Crouse and Carmi Levy weigh in

- Jim rants, raves and takes your calls as to why drivers can't pull over for EMS vehicles in the GTA- Richard Crouse - host of the podcast Last Call with Richard Crouse, joins Jim to break down a story about superhero movies making you a better person. We also explore Boys vs The Boys- What is the etiquette if you spill beer on someone? 

On the Saturday August 31, 2024 edition of The Richard Crouse Show we'll meet Amanda Marshall. You know the name, but could be forgiven if you wondered what happened to her. After hits like her 1996 single, "Birmingham", which reached number 3 in Canada and charted on the US, and diamond and certified 3× platinum albums, she disappeared from the charts and the music scene for more than 20 years. She says the legal battle with her former manager that kept her away from the spotlight for two decades “turned out to be the very best thing that ever happened to me.” We'll find out why in this interview. Then, we'll meet three-time Academy Award nominee for Best Actor Viggo Mortensen. From his film debut in 1985's “Witness” to the “Lord of the Rings” movies that made him a superstar to his more recent work, like the Oscar winning “Green Book,” he has been a constant, welcome presence on screens for 40 years. Joins me today as the writer, director, star, and composer of “The Dead Don't Hurt,” a great new Western now available on all major platforms for Digital Purchase and Digital Rental. Then, we meet Salah Bachir, author of a new memoir, “First to the Leave the Party: My Life with Ordinary People Who Happen to Be Famous,” available now wherever fine books are sold.

On the Saturday July 27, 2024 edition of The Richard Crouse Show we meet Natalie Shaw who stars as Cady Heron in the touring, musical production of the show that touches down in Toronto at The Royal Alexandra Theatre from July 30 - August 25, 2024. You remember the story… Cady Heron may have grown up on an African savanna, but nothing prepared her for the vicious ways of her strange new home: suburban Illinois. Soon, this naïve newbie falls prey to a trio of lionized frenemies led by the charming but ruthless Regina George. But when Cady devises a plan to end Regina's reign, she learns the hard way that you can't cross a Queen Bee without getting stung. Then, we'll meet three-time Academy Award nominee for Best Actor Viggo Mortensen. From his film debut in 1985's “Witness” to the “Lord of the Rings” movies that made him a superstar to his more recent work, like the Oscar winning “Green Book,” he has been a constant, welcome presence on screens for 40 years. Joins me today as the writer, director, star, and composer of “The Dead Don't Hurt,” a great new Western now available on all major platforms for Digital Purchase and Digital Rental. Then, we'll meet Willie Poll. She is the director of education for the Moose Hide Campaign, an organization focused on ending violence against women and children. But today we're here to talk about her new book for children, “My Little Ogichidaa: An Indigenous Lullaby.”

White House correspondent Brian Karem joins the show to discuss last night's presidential debate. Canadians will soon be able to fix their own Apple products and tech expert Carmi Levy tells us how. What's podcasts are hot? We ask Captain Ron of Great Pods! Finally does Richard Crouse likes these movies?

Richard Crouse is in for Jim, and on The Rundown we have Stephen Murdoch and Jon Liedtke. 

Richard Crouse is in for Jim. He starts the show with a recap of the day's big stories.On the Rundown panel Mark Mendelson and Kalvin Reid discuss influencers, carjacking and more.

Richard Crouse is in for Jim Richards this week!We have a by-election we are watching… but first, the Rundown with Laura Babcock and Andrew Caddell!

Time for the Draft. Bill King and Eric Alper compete with their picks for best summer song! Actor Kevin Spacey starts crying during an interview with Piers Morgan, says he owes millions of dollars in legal fees – we ask movie critic Richard Crouse if Spacey can make a comeback. And another edition. Wright or Wrong with John Wright Executive Vice President of Maru Public Opinion and one of Canada's leading pollsters.

Guest Host: Richard CrouseWe explore Vulcan, Alberta with Chris Gaultier, and Richard talks with Michael Rubanoff and Chilina Kennedy about their latest project The Last Timbit. 

We learn why the courts are turning down injunctions, Richard Crouse gives us his take on Tarintino's comments about modern movies and Play Attention!

Welcome to Nick & Roy's Totally Useless Christmas Party. Special guests include Richard Crouse of "Pop Life" and Last Call with Richard Crouse Podcasts", He shares useless pop life information and also reveals the origins of some Christmas drinks. Lianne Phillipson of "Eat This" Podcast shares useless food traditions from years past. IHeart radio's Science Correspondent, Dan Riskin offers useless information about reindeer and why their noses are cold. Listen, laugh and be merry.  Merry Christmas from Nick & Roy.