Craig Needles Podcast Episode 92: Friday Round Table with Jessie Rodger, Scott Kitching and Jared Zaifman

By Craig Needles

July 29, 2022 - 6:00pm

On the latest edition of the Friday Round Table, Craig welcomes ANOVA executive director Jessie Rodger, London Home Builders Association CEO Jared Zaifman and Blackburn Media news manager Scott Kitching.

They discuss the conversation surrounding homelessness in London and #TheForgotten519, as well as the latest in the Hockey Canada sexual assault saga.

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