The Jerry Agar Show

Jerry opens the show talking about the egg heist where 100K eggs were stolen in the US.  Then, Lorrie Goldstein weighs in on Mark Carney campaigning as Pierre Poilievre-lite. Then, he talks about crime and criminal justice.

Mike Kakuk joins for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Plus, Bonnie Crombie's comments about Brampton. Then, child welfare advocates flag the need for more Black hair care and education. Then, Sean Shapiro discusses armed carjackings in the GTA. 

Jerry opens the show by describing his dream about being a Premier and explains what he would cut. Then, Brian Lilley weighs in on the drug problem at the Canada-US border. Then, USPS halts processing parcels from China. Plus - is Toronto in decline?

Mark Mendelson joins Party for Two to discuss the top stories of the day. Then, Jerry asks, are you prioritizing buying Canadian? It's Tuesday, which means Dan Riskin is here with the top science stories of the week. Plus - MP Melissa Lantsman joins the show to discuss border security.

Jerry opens the show by talking about the upcoming Ontario election, and John Wright weighs in on polling numbers. Then, Brian Callanan from the Toronto Police Association discusses the top policing stories impacting the city. Plus, with Tariffs on hold, Doug Ford pulls back on retaliatory measures. 

Party for Two  Tim Hudak Daniel Tisch, President and CEO of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce

Tariffs with Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters Guest: Vincent Caron - Vice President, Ontario Government Relations and Member Advocacy Union 444 Windsor and Volpe

Jim Richards joins Jerry to discuss the stories of the day, your kids grow up so fast, and Bob Reid joins us for Touchdowns and Fumbles.

Professor Opher Baron at the University of Toronto discusses the upcoming tariffs from the U.S, we talk cancel culture vs. responsible management in the wake of UFC's Bryce Mitchell's anti-Semitic comments, and are you brand loyal?

Party for Two with Emma Runnalls tackles the top stories of the day, Tom Korski joins us for The Blacklock's Report, and Jerry talks about why he's lost faith in Shelley Carroll as Budget Committee Chair.

You have no excuse not to vote, getting by financially in Toronto and Jerry asks Mark Mendelson some questions about the Shoppers Drug Mart heist.

Mike Kakuk joins Jerry for Party For Two, Michele Mandel joins Jerry to discuss sentencing of the girls who attacked a homeless man, and tech expert Carmi Levy explains why companies aren't held accountable for data breaches and deep AI.

Jerry talks about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's lie, Chrystia Freeland's plan vs. Trump, the TikTok Former Traffic Cop Sean Shapiro joins us, and we talk congestion tolls and if they'd work in Toronto.

Party for Two GUEST: Amanda Galbraith TELEscopic Tuesdays with Dan Riskin  Auto repair and cost of new cars Guest: Cam Woolley

Ford and Booze the 407 buy back New group on politics in Toronto Guest Ariella Kimmel  

Sabrina Nanji joins Jerry for today's party for two, and Jerry discusses the meeting of Donald Trump and Newsom in what he says was a class act by both. 

Marilyn Sinclair joins Jerry to talk about the youths thoughts on the Holocaust on the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz

Party for Two with Jim Richards tackling the topics of the day, talking about the tow truck wars with Mark Mendelson and Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid.

We take your calls reacting to the news, Jerry discusses the EV disaster and introduces economics 101 for liberals.

Jerry and Mark talk about today's news of the day, musician Blair Packham discusses the unearthed Tina Turner track from 1984, The Blacklock's Report with Tom Korski covers news out of Ottawa, and Jerry reacts to Mayor Olivia Chow's 7 day a week library announcement.

Councillor Brad Bradford on no protest zones, and Devin Drover of the Canadian Taxpayer's Federation on why taxpayers are suing the CRA.

On Party For Two, Bob Richardson discusses the topics of the day, a Canadian professor was denied access into the US, we talk to weather specialist Lyndsay Morrison about the very cold temperature, and we discuss snacking in front of screens.

Jerry weighs in on the idea that Toronto doesn't pay its' share in taxes, he asks who speaks for Canada in the wake of the Arlene Dickinson and Kevin O'Leary comments, Jerry wonders if stay-at-home parents should be a thing again, and colleges are being forced to suspend programs because of a large drop in foreign students.

Party For Two  GUEST : Karen Sintz Housing issues Science Tuesday with Dan Riskin

OPEN: Freeland got the treatment she designed   What does Trump mean for Canada? GUEST: Brian Lilly Toronto Sun Don’t post porch pirates Ford calling for an election