Scott Fox After 9

Today on Scott Fox After 9, we bounce from sports to politics to pop culture in one fast-moving episode. Scott reacts to the Buffalo Bills' win over Jacksonville, breaks down the biggest winners and standout moments from last night's Golden Globe Awards, and digs into why Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is now addressing reports of an investigation. Plus, President Trump claims credit card interest rates are coming down very soon for Americans. Closer to home, Ontario Premier Doug Ford weighs in on bringing back the Northlander train service and answers pointed questions about his controversial plan to ban Crown Royal from Ontario liquor stores, bars, and restaurants. As always, Scott cuts through the noise, adds context, and asks the questions listeners actually care about. ICYMI: Saturday night the Silent Date Guy Tell-All dropped. It's getting really good feedback and a lot of listens. Check it out. 

It's the Silent Date Guy: Tell-All Special you've been waiting for. Scott Fox sits down with Silent Date Guy for an unfiltered conversation about the love story everyone's been following — how they met, what it's really like inside her mansion, why she loves watching him dance for her, and the moments that never made it into the updates. Plus, Silent Date Guy reacts to and reads Listener DMs, answering the questions podcast and radio listeners have been flooding Scott with for weeks. If you've been hooked on Scott's famous Silent Date Updates, this episode pulls back the curtain on everything you thought you knew — and then some. To hear the entire series of Silent Date Updates, look for the Playlist on Spotify called: Silent Date Updates. Regular episodes of Scott Fox After 9 return Monday. Hit SUBSCRIBE, Leave a Rating, and TELL A FRIEND.

This episode of Scott Fox After 9 is powered entirely by listener DMs and tackles the issues you can't stop talking about — from Venezuela's leadership being removed and whether foreign "extractions" cross the line into war, to U.S. influence, JD Vance's comments, Greenland's strategic importance, and fears that global "freedom" efforts are really about control. Scott also weighs in on the tragic Minnesota police shooting, vaccine mandates, growing concerns about government division and censorship, public-sector office closures, return-to-work debates, hospital cuts in Barrie, executive bonuses versus frontline healthcare staff, and frustration with political accountability. Plus, thoughts on EVs vs hybrids, Doug Ford's EV pickup decision, a controversial Ontario truck-driver sentence, and a quick update on Silent Date Guy and Girl — serious, honest, and driven by the people who listen every day. Keep an eye out for the Silent Date Guy Tell-All, which drops Saturday night. 

Today Scott reacts to the suggestion that Manitoba could retaliate against Ontario by banning Ontario wine if Doug Ford follows through on pulling Crown Royal from LCBO shelves. This episode also addresses the tragic incident in Minnesota, where ICE agents opened fire on a vehicle, and what it says about the current state of U.S. enforcement and public trust. Plus, Vice President JD Vance explains why the U.S. believes Greenland is strategically necessary, and how Americans stand to benefit from a renewed relationship with Venezuela. ALSO: The episode also features another teaser for the Silent Date Guy Tell-All Special, dropping Saturday night.  

Today's episode of the Scott Fox After 9 Podcast is a lighter one, with less politics and more news. Scott tees up the upcoming "Silent Date Guy — Tell All" special dropping this weekend, talks about Brad Marchand revealing he nearly signed with the Toronto Maple Leafs, and covers the Blue Jays' introduction of their newest player from Japan. The episode also looks at proposed changes to the U.S. childhood vaccination schedule and features reactions to Prime Minister Mark Carney's comments on America's supposed interest in annexing Greenland. Scott also connects the timeline surrounding Chrystia Freeland's move to work with the government in Ukraine and discusses insights from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation about how last year's tax cut may be offset by new payroll taxes coming in 2026. All that — plus plenty of additional stories and smart perspective — in today's episode.