The Jim Richards Show

John Tory will step down as mayor of Toronto after having a relationship with a member of his office staff during the pandemic. NEWSTALK Tonight goes in depth with guests that include political pundits, reporters and city hall staffers and councillors.

Should Valentine's Day be cancelled? Find out on Cancel Court. David Cooper Ruins the show. Slow News Day with producer Tony!

Ontario girl found dead at bottom of cliff was likely killed by father as revenge against ex-wife, and we discuss with Jennifer Dunn - Executive Director at London Abused Women's Centre The 10 Most Common "Everyday Dramas" We All Endure     Top 10 songs that are about sex, and you didn’t know were about sex.

The Rundown, our panelists Caryma S'ad and Aaron Rand discuss the big stories of the day, and later CTV News Montreal report Max Harold joins the show to update us on the deadly daycare bus crash.

Director, Turkish Society of Canada joins the show to give us an update on what is happening in the rescue effort in Turkey. Marc Saltzman - Host of TechTalk heard across the iHeart Radio Network Sundays at 5PM and he tells us that Parents believe their kids know more than them about technology by 12 years old - Mirror Online  Caroline Dabu is the Head of Wealth Distribution & Advisory Service...

Is it rude to ask guests to take their shoes off at the door? We Ask Advice Lady, Natasha Vinik. David Cooper comes along to ruin the show as always. The stories that didn't make the cut, on slow news day with producer Tony.

Astronomers locate potentially habitable exoplanet 31 light years away - Paul Delaney Professor  Emeritus of Physics and Astronomy at York University tells us more. Tim Murray - Co-host of VSiNLive talks to Jim about some of the outrageous betting around the Superbowl We ask a Transit Control Operator Anything!

We are joined by reporter and anchor from CJAD in Montreal to break down this tragic story. The Rundown, our panelists Trevor Mayoh and Ken Eastwood debate some of the bigger stories of the day.

Google and Microsoft getting in on the Chat GPT Game, and we are joined by technology expert Carmi Levy. He also discusses how a catfisher, catfishes. David Cooper joins in to ruin the show, and discusses Q-rating of celebrities. Finally, should this have been news? Slow News Day with producer Tony

Tonight on THE DRAFT - Guilty Musical Pleasures - Music journalists Eric Alper and Darryl Sterdan give us their list, and you get to vote on the text board. Should kids be put on a leash?! Calls coming up. Wright Or Wrong, John Wright of Maru Public Opinion joins for his weekly segment of Stats and information.

Earthquake survivors in Turkey cling to hope as they wait in the cold and dark - And Global Medic is there to help. We are joined by their executive director Rahul Singh. Former Republican Joe Walsh joins the show to talk about why the State Of The Union address should just be cancelled.   More than 100 women realized they may have dated, been deceived by the same man - Samantha Cooper from Rogue...

PM Trudeau presents premiers $196B health-care funding deal, with $46B in new funding over the next decade. Raisa Deber, professor, Public Health Policy joins the show to explain what this means for the provinces.

Darryl Sterdan - canada’s most followed music critic and the founder of the website Tinnitist to talk about  these 30 artists who have never won a Grammy. And finally, Slow News Day with producer Tony

The hour starts with a conversation with a structural engineer to talk about the damage in Turkey after an Earthquake hit parts of the country. Later your stories on your brush with fame. MenTell Health - we are joined by Tamara Cherry, a former crime journalist to talk about trauma informed journalism.

Director, Turkish Society of Canada joins us to talk about what the disastrous earthquake in Turkey and what you can do to help. OPP Commissioner Thomas Carrique talks about bail reform in Canada Why is the government spending so much money on social media? Ad executive Ron Tite explains Explain your likes: Strombo edition.

Anne Marie Thomas, IBC’s Director of Consumer and Industry Relations joins the show to discuss how to avoid being dumped by your insurance company. Also, some of the biggest stories of the week, on the Rundown with our panelists Mike Kakuk and Laura Babcock.  

Did Richard Crouse Like These Movies? Richard reviews whats coming to theatres or your stream screen this weekend. Later the stories that all the other shows didn't want to do. Should they have made the roster?

Jim takes calls from across the country to find out how cold it is. The Feels, The tender stories from around the world that give you the feels… or not! Later Captain Ron from Greatpods.co tells us about some of the better podcasts he has found this week.

Outreach Worker Lorraine Lam calls in to talk about how the cold is affecting the unhoused. We take calls from listeners out helping people get out of the cold weather. We also talk to Fire Arms Rights folks about how the Liberals withdraw controversial amendment to guns bill. Later find out What's Streaming This Week with Amber Dowling.

Matt Hattfield, Campaign Director at Open Media joins NEWSTALK Tonight, to break down what this means for consumers. Later: The Rundown, our panelists Dan Laxer and Andrew Pinsent, discuss some of the biggest stories of the day.

Jim resides over Cancel Court. David Cooper Ruins The Show and Slow News Day!

There’s A Podcast For That. Netflix Password Sharing Crackdown Means You Must ‘Check In’ At Home Once A Month. Canadian History Ehx!

Liberal government seeking delay to expanding medically assisted dying program. Awkward moments in the ER. Ask A Guy Who Lives In His Car Anything. Chinese Spy balloon found over northern U.S.

The Rundown with Trevor Mayoh and Alise Mills. We discuss Groundhog Day with David Phillips of Environment Canada

Natasha Vinik is back as Advice Lady and offers advice on life and love.   Slow News Day. The stories that all the other shows rejected.