The Deb Hutton Show

Is “Wonderful Christmastime” a good Christmas song?, What Christmas song do you hate the most?

Bob and Scott talk to John Gradek about how weather systems are affecting travel here and across North America, and what's the worst Christmas gift you've ever received? 

Bob and Reshmi cover Zelensky's meeting with Biden and Trudeau's candid interview with Terry DiMonte. We take your calls on the upcoming EV mandate. Crossover with Richard Crouse filling in for Jim Richards.

Reshmi and Bob recap the top stories of the day. We take your calls on holiday travel plans. Smart Speakers with Matt Gurney and Amie Archibald-Varley. 

Porter airlines is offering complimentary flight changes ahead of a major winter storm. We take your calls on a Dad punishing his children by burning their Christmas presents. Reshmi and Bob speak with crime expert and former homicide detective Mark Mendelson on the investigation into organized crime in the GTA. Then, we take your calls on Mark Towhey's claim that we should ban helping homeless campers. 

Reshmi and Bob cover the top stories of the day, then play Buy or Sell on their predictions for 2023. Also, are you uncomfortable saying you're welcome? We take your calls to find out. To finish off the hour, Reshmi and Bob speak with Washington Post tech reporter Tatum Hunter on habit and sobriety tracking apps. 

Reshmi and Bob talk economic issues with U of T public policy expert Brett House on the latest installment of Dollars and Sense. We take your calls on the breaking murder charges involving eight teenage girls. Smart Speakers with Jamie Ellerton and Karen Stintz.

The Vaughn shooting victims were identified, and police announces that eight teenage Toronto girls were charged with second degree murder of a homeless man. Reshmi and Bob Endorse or Remorse some iconic Christmas songs. They speak with  Kirk Krack, President and founder of Performance Freediving, who taught the Avatar actors how to freedive for Avatar 2. Finally, they speak with Cathy Barrick,  CEO of the Alzheimer Society of Ontario, on how to make Ontario a more dementia-friendly place. 

Its The Rush with Reshmi Nair and Bob Reid filling in for Scott MacArthur. Reshmi and Bob go over the top stories of the day, then we take your calls on Christmas and holiday travel. To finish off the hour, Reshmi and Bob speak with Cara Clairman, chief executive of Plug’n Drive, a Toronto-based non-profit promoting electric vehicle use. 

Reshmi and Bob discuss the new supervised drug inhalation service opening in Ontario. We take your calls on the recent rise of shoplifting in Canada. Crossover with Richard Crouse filling in for Jim Richards.