The Jerry Agar Show

Scott MacArthur joins Mark for Party For Two, and they look at if young people will vote for Pierre Poilievre. Plus, would you tip a robot? And - changes in immigration law are leaving newcomers struggling to prove their marriage is genuine. 

Mark Towhey is in for Jerry Agar and looks how a degree can change your path in the workplace. Plus, the moon mission launch has been delayed. And a Missouri school wants to bring back paddling. 

Jerry weighs in on fans of the band Arcade Fire and why they want the group to cancel their tour. Plus, why are so many people sick after eating at a restaurant? And - turns out all those team building exercises you've done at work haven't been much help. 

Jerry chats with his son Tanner on Party For Two about student loans and the latest on his restaurant recovery. Plus, why are some brewers having a tough time staying afloat? And turns out, trigger warnings don't help - and they could actually cause distress. 

Jerry chats with Mayor Jim Diodati about a viral TikTok of a guy laying down next to Niagara Falls. Plus, Jerry weighs in on the lack of hearings around long term care. And - why are there so many headlines about illegal pot sales? 

Mark talks with Brian Lilley about his new column on angry Canadians. Plus - one company is looking for airline secret shoppers. And - what are the risks of quantum computing? 

Jerry weighs in on the news that a teachers' union doesn't want refugee kids in classes. Plus - would you hire someone with zero experience? And - former Windsor employees are suing the city over vaccine mandates. 

Dan Proft from 560 AM The Answer in Chicago joins Jerry for Party For Two. They look at Joe Biden cancelling $10k in student debt for millions of Americans. Plus - why are UK grocers removing best-before dates? And - how bad is your news addiction? 

Jerry says he's triggered over Edmonton not installing statues. Plus - can you ride an e-bike on the highway? And why boomer activism is on the rise. Jerry asks one boomer activist if she would be willing to get arrested. 

NBC Radio Correspondent Rory O'Neill joins the show to talk about the US dollar being at record heights against the Euro. Plus - why the Ontario cannabis industry wants to end the province's monopoly. And - what did one Uber driver do after spotting a fire? 

What does Jerry think of Doug Ford's plan to replace nuclear power with natural gas? Plus Mike Kakuk joins the show for Party For Two. And - will city council go along with Toronto Mayor John Tory's plan for housing? 

Jerry weighs in on a surprising invitation he received. Plus - why is a convicted gun smuggler out of jail one year after he went in? And Western University is mandating a booster dose and masks for campus. Is this a good idea?

Jerry weighs in on the theft of a famous photo of Winston Churchill in Ottawa. The recent controversy around the Finnish PM partying has us asking "can you trust your friends?". And - one of the most notorious con artists on the continent was also the catcher for Toronto's first championship baseball team. 

Mark Warner drops by for Party For Two and looks at the possible end of the ArriveCAN app. Plus - what is 'quiet quitting' and is it happening at your job? Jerry talks with Joseph Menn from The Washington Post about a bombshell report and his chat with a Twitter whistleblower. 

Jerry talks to employment lawyer Lluc Cerda about why ‘unlimited vacation’ could result in less time off. Plus - a viral post has us asking if buying ice cream for kids is creepy. And - is a little bit of stress a good thing? 

Scott MacArthur from The Rush joins Jerry on Party For Two. Do we need new rules when it comes to kids and VR? Jerry talks to Stuart Green from the TTC about why no one’s ticketing fare evaders on the streetcar. And - do Americans in Canada try to hide their American-ness? 

Twitter’s about to get a bit quieter. Jerry says he’s sent his last political tweet. Plus - Science Expert Dan Riskin explains why helping kids with their homework might not actually be a good thing. And Brian Lilley from The Toronto Sun looks at how Trudeau’s new anti-racism trainer has a history of racist comments. 

Advocates say use of NDAs should be banned in sexual misconduct settlements... Police know that there is a rapist in your workplace, but have no idea who… would you submit to a DNA test?... Touchdowns & Fumbles with Bob Reid (Veritas Communications)

Party For Two with traffic specialist Lisa Morales... Is bad driving becoming more common?... What Mattered This Week with Tony Chapman... What would it take to get you to move to Alberta?

What can you do to help mitigate shortages of fever and pain relievers?... Petty Neighbours... Online streaming has surpassed cable as a top way to consumer television.

California may be paying people to not own cars. The gov't releases its plan to keep our hospitals from flatlining. And how do you handle a friend who refuses to tip?

French speakers decline nearly everywhere in Canada, including Quebec. What will boost low voter turnout? And a new scam involving fake speeding fines.

The pandemic had a negative impact on kids. Pearson has an interesting solution for passengers waiting out delays. And would you have Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot in your home?

Connecticut thieves caught on video stealing car from gas pump in seconds Alec Baldwin 'was told he had a cold gun on Rust set'

Uber Eats driver says he made $0.37 for four hours of work. Young people aren't watching broadcast TV. And woman declares she never wants to work full time again.