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The Deb Hutton Show

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Deb Hutton provides listeners with real talk that cuts through the noise for the early drive home. Her experience in politics and communications brings a fresh common sense perspective on the issues that matter.

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FRI October 20 Hour 1: Is Christine Sinclair the greatest Canadian athlete of all time? Plus - Olivia Chow's first 100 days. 20.10.2023 38:02

THURS October 19 Hour 4: Park that car, drop that phone: Ontario NDP tables a motion calling on Ford to release his personal phone records. Plus - Ontario Catholic school teachers vote in favour of strike mandate 19.10.2023 36:06

THURS October 19 Hour 3: The co-founder of a legendary burger chain dies at 96. Inside his Canadian legacy. Plus - our Smart Speakers weigh in on the day's top stories 19.10.2023 37:10

THURS October 19 Hour 2: MPP Sarah Jama threatens to sue Doug Ford over Israel-Hamas comments. We take your calls. Plus - Uber Eats expands into small towns 19.10.2023 34:47

THURS October 19 Hour 1: It's beginning to look a lot like Fall in Toronto. Plus - Should you have a safe word for AI voice scams? 19.10.2023 37:41

WEDS October 18 Hour 4: The Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario announce the results of a strike vote 18.10.2023 37:29

WEDS October 18 Hour 3: Dan Riskin and Bob Reid join for Smart Speakers to talk about the top stories of the day. 18.10.2023 38:32

WEDS October 18 Hour 1: It's invisible Disabilities Week. Imaan Waja joins the show to talk about her experience with Multiple Sclerosis. 18.10.2023 38:32

WEDS October 18 Hour 2: Brett House joins the show for the weekly segment, Dollars and Sense. 18.10.2023 33:01

TUES October 17 Hour 4 17.10.2023 36:35

TUES October 17 Hour 3 17.10.2023 38:00

TUES October 17 Hour 2 17.10.2023 33:32

TUES October 17 Hour 1 17.10.2023 37:45

MON October 16 Hour 4: The Ontario Autism program returns to the same rate of children receiving care as before the Ford government upended it. Alina Cameron, President of the Ontario Autism Coalition joins the show. 16.10.2023 36:15

MON October 16 Hour 3: LetsStopAIDS, a charity focused on HIV prevention and knowledge exchange has released its Sex lives Report 2023. Shamin Mohamed Jr. shares their findings. Plus - Smart Speakers with Scott Reid, Laura Babcock, and Mark Towhey. 16.10.2023 36:42

MON October 16 Hour 2: Mark Mendelson weighs in on how a surge in carjacking's in the GTA prompted a new joint task force. 16.10.2023 33:45

MON October 16 Hour 1: Dan Riskin shares the top science stories of the week. Plus - Suzanne Sommers passes away. Remembering her fight for equal pay. 16.10.2023 38:12

FRI October 13 Hour 3: Hamas vows to broadcast hostage executions and tech firms say they can't stop it. Hans-Jakob Schindler weighs in. 13.10.2023 37:18

FRI October 13 Hour 4: Sentencing for a man convicted of a incel-inspired terror attack, should he be tried as an adult? We take your calls. 13.10.2023 39:07

FRI October 13 Hour 2: Vivian Li, senior economist at the Dais talks about TMU's new study that found Canadian tech workers make 46% less than their American counterparts. 13.10.2023 33:27

FRI October 13 Hour 1: Pharmacare would cost the public sector more, but would save the economy money. We talk to associate professor in the Leslie Dan Faculty of Pharmacy, Paul Grootendorst. 13.10.2023 37:33

THURS October 12 Hour 4: Mississauga councilors vote against fourplexes in the city 12.10.2023 36:55

THURS October 12 Hour 3: Betty Ng from Equite Association talks about the rise in auto thefts in Canada as compared to last year 12.10.2023 37:13

THURS October 12 Hour 2: Home renovation scams are at the top of the list of the most common scams in Canada. Chris Paswisty from SMART Canada weighs in 12.10.2023 33:49

THURS October 12 Hour 1: Parent rights rhetoric is rooted in conspiracy theories. We speak with contributing writer to the Walrus, Michelle Cyca 12.10.2023 39:05