The Jerry Agar Show

We join Windsor’s Mike Kakuk on Party For Two; The Toronto Sun’s Brian Lilley joins us to talk about  how the U.S. prosecutes government officials who allegedly act for China; Toronto is looking at by-laws to curb renovictions, and Matt Cauz joins the show to discuss what John Tavares’ CRA lawsuit might affect future NHL contracts!

Party for Two, Karen Stintz joins the show to discuss some of the big stories of the day including why Jagmeet Singh broke his pact with the Liberal Party. Tom Korski joins the show for the Blacklocks Report. Reaction to the end of Liberal-NDP deal, Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre joins the show. And David Booth from Driving.ca discusses how auto mechanics need to update their skills to keep...

Doug Ford rejects comparison of booze sales in corner stores to safe-injection sites and so does Jerry!  New labour movement aims to protect, advocate for Jewish workers. Chelsea Rosen of the Canadian Jewish Labour Committee joins the show. And the food professor, Sylvain Charlebois tells Jerry that some grocery prices are going down!

Jerry discusses what needs to change to prevent shootings in the city. Later a conversation with Gina Pappano executive director of InvestNow about shareholder primacy, and why can’t we understand people when calling a customer service line?

Mark Mendelson joins Jerry on Party for Two… We will discuss gun regulations and domestic violence. Later a conversation about people with letters after their names.  Dan Risking discusses Bats and Cyclists on Telescopic Tuesday. Fire Chief Matthew Pegg will join Jerry to discuss the 150th anniversary of Toronto Fire Service

Jerry opens the show talking about the steelworker that had an exchange with Trudeau. Later we discuss that neighbour that is always complaining. Toronto Traffic is making us angrier! And Jerry wants to know why AAA players are being tested in a regular season game!

Jerry opens the show talking about what needs to be done about Canada Post, which has a big financial problem.  Former CSIS director Michel-Juneau Katsuya joins Jerry Agar to discuss why provinces must respond to foreign interference in their elections. Doug Ford has faced some controversy but is still very popular. Why ask you why!

Jim Richards joins Jerry for the in-house episode of Party for Two and they discuss why post secondary students can’t afford their rent or groceries. Later we take your calls on the subject. Newstalk 1010 Crime Specialist, Mark Mendelson joins the show to talk about the big police stories this week. And finally its Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid! Poilievre asks Singh to pull support for Libe...

Jerry opens the show talking aboutEtobicoke variety store caught selling booze before new rules kick in. Later we take a look back at a story about teachers and school boards, Deb Hutton took issue with on her show/podcast. Criminal Defense Lawyer, Jeff Hershberg analyzes a story about a teenager who was subjected to illegal strip searches while in custody; and finally, business expert Brad Poulos...

Jon Liedtke and Jerry Agar get together and simulcast Party For Two on both Newstalk1010 and AM800 CKLW in Windsor, as they discuss some of the big stories of the day. An explainer on Whooping Cough with Dr. Mitch Schulman. Security Failures, Unions and expensive condos will be discussed with Tom Korski on the Blacklocks Report, and finally Loblaw receives backlash for handing out Marvel trading c...

Tim Powers joins Jerry Agar on Party For Two as they discuss some of the big stories of the day. We take your calls to find out what the most valuable thing you or your kids have broken. Tasha Keiriddin joins Jerry to talk about housing, and how to protect yourself from bank/credit card fraud with Detective David Coffey of Toronto Police Financial Crimes Unit.

Jerry opens the show talking about the new school cell phone ban, and then taking cell phone calls from parents and teachers about whether the ban is fair. TikTok Traffic Cop Sean Shapiro joins us to take your traffic questions!

Karen Stintz joins Jerry Agar on Party For Two as they discuss some of the big stories of the day, including a story about permit restrictions preventing Toronto EV driver from using closest overnight charging station to his home. Venting about that annoying friend won’t make you less angry, but there’s a good reason to do it - Dan Riskin explains on Telescopic Tuesdays! Melissa Leung is  keynote...

Jerry opens the show talking about a tweet by Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe in which he suggests Toronto doesn’t pay its fair share of taxes for transit funding. As Oasis gets set to tour together for the first time in 15 years, we ‘wonder wall’ about your family business… Have arguments and disagreements caused your business harm? Our Monthly check in with Toronto Police Association president Jon R...

Sunira Chaudhry joins the show for Party for Two to talk about the top stories of the day. Then, Jerry asks the question: would you turn someone in if you knew they committed a crime? Then, Jerry discusses the lack of plastic bags available in stores.   Finally, a Canadian won the air guitar world championship!

Jerry opens the show talking about this morning's press conference by Justin Trudeau talking about changes to temporary foreign workers and new imposed tariffs on Chinese EV's, plus the government's plan to convert government buildings into housing. Then, a high risk offender is released in Brampton, how is this allowed?

On Party for Two, Stephen Murdoch joins in to discuss the top stories of the day. Later, Wonderland is blasted online for a $6 cup of water. Is this right? Then, when data is stolen, where does it go? Francis Syms weighs in. Finally, it's Friday, which means Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid!

Jerry opens the show talking about people who see colour. Then, Brian Lilley joins the show to talk about his newest columns in the Toronto Sun. Next, Daniel Tsai joins the show to discuss the binding arbitration imposed by the Federal government in the railway labour dispute. Then, Chick-Fil-A plans to launch a streaming service?

Jerry opens the show talking about Metrolinx acquiring 25 home son Pape for the Ontario Line.  Then, CUPE calls for Fred Hahn’s resignation following a social media post. Plus, Fan Expo is this weekend and Seinfeld’s John O’Hurley joins the show in-studio! Finally, Jerry and Jim Richards discuss food delivery services amid layoffs at Skip the Dishes. 

On Party for Two, Bob Richardson joins in to discuss the top stories of the day. Later, Jerry discusses the rail lock out that began today and its impact on us. Then, Tom Korski joins the show for the Blacklocks Report. Finally, do you know what Summerween is? 

On Party For Two with Mark Towhey, they discuss today's top stories. Commercial dog walkers work to reverse a hastily imposed ban at Ramsden Park. Are the viral paralympic TikTok's great marketing, or just plain offensive?

Are the rainstorms to blame for low attendance at the CNE? A company is refusing to pay out $3000 in damages allegedly due to their car wash malfunctioning. Is a 48-storey condo just a logical replacement for a small group of houses or is it an eyesore?

On Party for Two, Karen Stintz joins in to discuss the top stories of the day. Later, Jerry discusses the lousy value we get for the taxes we pay. Then, Jerry discusses how the provincial government is expected to announce restrictions to supervised consumption sites. Finally, could permeable pavements mitigate flooding? Sophie Duchesne, professor in Hydrology and urban infrastructure at INRS join...

Jerry opens the show talking about wealth envy and spending other people’s money.  Then, he discusses the story of a man who worked two weekends at a magic mushroom store and now has a criminal record. Then, Christina Santini, CFIB director of national affairs, joins the show to discuss the possible CN and CKPC rail stoppage. Finally, Moshe Lander discusses how Canada’s inflation rate fell to 2.5%...

On Party for Two, Mark Mendelson joins in to discuss the top stories of the day. Later, Jerry discusses the Toronto police officers who were injured during an eviction.  Then, Sabrina Nanji from Queens Park Observer weighs in on this. And finally, Fred Hahn responds to the negative reaction to his comments.