The Rick Howe Show – 12 PM

Posted Jul 29, 2014 08:15:36 AM.

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Tuesday July 29, 2014

Forensic psychology professor at St. Francis Xavier Dr. Margo Watt tells us about a twitter study that looked at live tweeting in court cases. We discuss the lobster levy with executive director of the Nova Scotia Fish Packers Association Marilyn Clark. We discuss old age issues with Bill Van Gorder, president, CARP Nova Scotia Chapter. We go to the movies with Chronicle Herald arts reporter Stephen Cooke.

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