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It’s one of the few times when a title like that won’t be a legal case. Elizabeth May, leader of the Green Party, took on television journalist Mike Duffy. Duffy suggests that May can say whatever she wants because she would never be in power.   Some Liberals envision a Dion cabinet with May as Minister of the Environment.

Another great looking, currently Japan-only Wii 2D platformer that was recently profiled in Nintendo Power (think Odin’s Sphere). Could that mean a U.S. release is imminent? Let’s hope so. Update: My apologies. This is scheduled to hit in 2009 here in the States.

Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR) have released a report on the top twelve hate-mongers in the American media. Given the substantial American media content in Canada, there is direct relevance to civil rights here (some of them are even Canadian).

This is from April, but I just saw it today for the first time over at GoNintendo. I’m posting it to celebrate both Mega Man 2 and the best game on Wii right now, Mega Man 9.

Join me as I chat with Jake and Sean about the recent Nintendo Fall Media Summit, the DSi, and much more! Radio Feed iTunes Feed MP3 Be sure to leave some comments or give us a call on the Infendo Radio Hotline: 206-338-BIGN (206-338-2446).

Here’s the time-traveling Japanese trailer for Professor Layton 3. Shared with you for no other reasons than the series rocks, the music is awesome, and I know there are a few Professor diehards out there in the audience. Feast away.

Here’s episode #6.  Jim was in a hotel room in California, so forgive any degradation in quality and the shorter-than-usual length.  Just another risk when you are a world-traveling consultant like Mr. Broome. As usual, we welcome feedback of any kind (we reserve the right to delete profanity).  Please let us know how you like / dislike the show.

Just in case you were curious, Mega Man 9 came out and it is being heralded as both the greatest thing to happen to Wii since November 2007 and the hardest game to happen in quite some time.  Grant your ears their wish and tune in to this lovingly crafted episode / sandwich of Infendo Radio!

What I love best about the law is the ability to challenge and break down stereotypes. For example, Canadians generally overestimate the number of minorities that have committed a crime, which is usually lower than the general population.

Behold, the one-hundred and nineteenth broadcast of Infendo Radio! Radio Feed iTunes Feed MP3 - link repaired! After the show, be sure to give us a call on the Infendo Radio Hotline: 206-338-BIGN (or 206-338-2446).