GUESTS:

Tamara Cherry with Pickup Communications, author of “The Trauma Beat: A Case for Re-Thinking the Business of Bad News,” and now host of The Trauma Beat podcast 
Toronto City Councillor Brad Bradford
Paven Bratch, Hamilton based serial entrepreneur in health and tech

GUESTS:
Tamara Cherry with Pickup Communications, author of &ldquo;The Trauma Beat: A Case for Re-Thinking the Business of Bad News,&rdquo; and now host of The Trauma Beat podcast&nbsp; Toronto City Councillor Brad Bradford Paven Bratch, Hamilton based serial entrepreneur in health and tech

The Best of Moore in the Morning with John Moore on NEWSTALK 1010

The Best of Moore in the Morning with John Moore on NEWSTALK 1010

Moore in the Morning - Sound Bites

Deb Hutton provides listeners with real talk that cuts through the noise for the early drive home. Her experience in politics and communications brings a fresh common sense perspective on the issues that matter.

Deb Hutton provides listeners with real talk that cuts through the noise for the early drive home. Her experience in politics and communications brings a fresh common sense perspective on the issues that matter.

Deb Hutton - Sound Bites

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John Moore Round Two - July 24

Toronto’s new property tax should be zero

GUEST: Mike Kakuk - Co-Host of Mornings with Mike and Meg on AM800 in Windsor

TOPICS:

Woman beaten in windsor road rage incident 

Husky rescued from the Detroit River, Windsor police say 

Snowbirds want out of florida but the housing market is bad - is now the time to buy in Florida?

As Amherstburg plant shutdown looms, Doug Ford says he 'can't wait' to remove whisky from LCBO shelves 

The Daily Mail says people are being encouraged to keep their Christmas trees up until February 2nd. English Heritage Properties says keeping the tree up brings cheer during the gloomy dead of Winter. 
The company's historian, Dr. Michael Carter, says, ''In the Middle Ages, houses would be decorated with greenery for the Christmas season on Christmas Eve day. The feast of Christmas started at around 4pm on Christmas Eve afternoon and continued until the Epiphany on January 6. But contrary to popular belief, the Christmas season actually continues right through to Candlemas on February 2, so there's no real reason why you should take your decorations down earlier.''

Psychology says people who sleep in the same bed as their pets often have these 10 quiet strengths 

GUEST: Mike Kakuk - Co-Host of Mornings with Mike and Meg on AM800 in Windsor
TOPICS:
Woman beaten in windsor road rage incident&nbsp;
Husky rescued from the Detroit River, Windsor police say&nbsp;
Snowbirds want out of florida but the housing market is bad - is now the time to buy in Florida?
As Amherstburg plant shutdown looms, Doug Ford says he 'can't wait' to remove whisky from LCBO shelves&nbsp;
The Daily Mail says people are being encouraged to keep their Christmas trees up until February 2nd. English Heritage Properties says keeping the tree up brings cheer during the gloomy dead of Winter.&nbsp; The company's historian, Dr. Michael Carter, says, ''In the Middle Ages, houses would be decorated with greenery for the Christmas season on Christmas Eve day. The feast of Christmas started at around 4pm on Christmas Eve afternoon and continued until the Epiphany on January 6. But contrary to popular belief, the Christmas season actually continues right through to Candlemas on February 2, so there's no real reason why you should take your decorations down earlier.''
Psychology says people who sleep in the same bed as their pets often have these 10 quiet strengths&nbsp;

John Moore Round Two - July 24

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