Radio Topics, October 3rd

As always, we air tuesday from 7 to 9 am on 93.1fm in Ottawa, and online at www.ckcufm.com for all the rest.

In the second hour, we will start our council candidate interview series with Amrik Dhami (Kanata South) at 8:10 and Jay Nordenstrom (Capital) at 8:30. This should take most of hour two, and we'll fill the rest with overflow conversation.

In other news:

Iggy calls for civility as he takes the lead. We'll also take a look at the results and what they may mean. Plus, does a live broadcast of results affect subsequent DSMs?

Do the theo-cons want your pills?

TorStar take on Ontario's doctor shortage and MedEmerge taking over the Cambridge emergency department.

Large majority of Canadians think the army is engaged in a war they can't win. Also think Bush is dangerous to the world.

Chris Hitchens takes on overtly religious chaplains.

President Lula of Brazil doesn't get the first ballot win. Must face a run-off.

The US House republicans get their own sex scandal, except this one is (if true) really, really disturbing.

ICANN goes (more) independant.