Episode 86: Censi
This week on SlightlySauced, we have real life statistician Alex call in via Skype to discuss the importance of the census, and help us to understand the intricacies of statistics. We also answer an email from Ernie, and get off topic while discussing a video that went viral this past week. It’s a wreck of a show, but it’s all in good fun when we get SlightlySauced.
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- The Beginning of the End of the Census?
- Tories scrap mandatory long census
- Local Pastor Calls For Death of ‘Queers & Homosexuals’
Is the census an invasion of citizens’ privacy? Let us know what you think!
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Episode 85: No Such Thing as a Bad Job
On this week’s episode of SlightlySauced, our regular crew works to extricate Federal Finance Minister Jim Flaherty’s foot from his mouth, after he publicly stated that “there is no such thing as a bad job.” Is this a truism, and if so, what does it mean for future Canadians and their job prospects? Are all jobs ultimately equal and better than being unemployed? We have a great discussion, answer some listener email, and debut Ernie’s new theme song! All that and more, when we get SlightlySauced.
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What was the worst job that you’ve ever had?
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Episode 84: Greg Lehman
This week on SlightlySauced, our regular crew is joined by special guest Greg Lehman to talk about the impact of the lowly text message on the inhabitants of countries with less developed infrastructures. Listen in to find out how the technology that we take for granted is making a positive impact on those without access to the utilities of communication that we enjoy every day of our lives.
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Episode 83: Bibles at School
On this week’s show, we respond to a question from a listener and discuss the distribution of Gideon Bibles in elementary schools. The conversation leads into a great debate about religion in schools, the place of religion in society, and whether or not Jon is a hypocrite for refusing to allow his hypothetical future children to read the Bible. It’s a heated debate; check it out!
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- Dying with Dignity
- Euthenasia Prevention Coalition
- Sodom and Gomorrah for Kids
- Jesus Wearing Jeans
- Martin Luther
- Jainism
- Group Requests Permission to Distribute Qu’ran in Public Schools
Does religion have a place in public schools?
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Episode 82: Bully
On this week’s SlightlySauced, Jon, Jake, Kayla, Aine, Steph and Dave talk about Lee Hirsch’s powerful documentary Bully. Their discussion covers the film and its characters, the causes of bullying, the victims of language, and more. It’s a heated debate with a number of great points made. Check it out!
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Episode 81: Nafoyo Juma
On this week’s SlightlySauced, we are visited by the extraordinarily talented Nafoyo Juma. She sings a few songs for us, talks about her immigration to Canada and a really cool community garden project. As if that weren’t enough, we also answer two whole listener emails. Nafoyo is a truly great songwriter with an amazing voice - this is an episode that you won’t want to miss!
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- Trigger Happy by Weird Al (YouTube)
- Let There Be Guns by The Arrogant Worms (YouTube)
- Man Shocked by Arrest after Daughter Draws Picture of Gun at School (The Record)
- Neruda Productions
- Planting Seeds of Community (The Record)
- The African Community Wellness Initiative (Facebook)
- Foyo Juma (Facebook)
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Episode 80: Bullet Control
On this week’s SlightlySauced, we talk about guns. Big guns, small guns, machine guns, and handguns. Our discussion covers gun collectors; sport and trophy hunting; whether or not guns and ammunition should be regulated, and if so, how. All that, some listener email and a voicemail message. It’s a great show!
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Links:
- Caroline Cossey (Wikipedia)
- Caroline Cossey Images
- UW’s Laser-themed Logo
- Some Laser-themed pictures of kids (laserportraits.net)
- Chris Rock on Gun Control (YouTube)
Should guns be more or less strictly regulated? Let us know!
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Episode 79: Canadian Tranny Weddings
This week’s SlightlySauced is a double header. In the first half, we discuss the case of the Canadian Transsexual who is currently competing in the Miss Universe Canada pageant. In the second, we talk about bachelor and bachelorette parties, weddings, and common law marriages.
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Episode 78: Liberal Austerity
On this week’s episode of SlightlySauced, our regular crew (plus Derek) discuss the newly announced Ontario Liberal budget. Is it enough? Are the right programs being cut and the right ones being saved? What about full-day kindergarten and the tuition credit? How important is it for the province to balance the books? How does Tim Hudak feel about all of this? All that and more when we get SlightlySauced.
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Episode 77: Going on Strike
On this week’s SlightlySauced, the regular crew calls for unionization, forcing Jon to cede to their many onerous demands. They discuss the pros and cons of unions in a modern world, the government’s ability to pass back to work legislation, and the responsibility that both companies and unions have to the end consumer.
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- Winnipeg Free press: Feds urged to use back-to-work legislation only in ‘very extreme’ cases
- Youtube: Early Internet discovery
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