The Jerry Agar Show

Jerry opens the show talking about motorcycle fatalities increasing in Ontario this year. He also speaks with Gavin Tighe about the legal implications of the death lawsuit against Disney. Plus - he discusses the future of the CNE amid proposed development. 

Party for Two, Mike Kakuk joins in to discuss the otp stories of the day. Later, Jerry discusses the high-risk killer released from prison. A new political party is being launched, and Jerry speaks with Dominic Cardy, interim leader of the new party. Finally, Jerry discusses the $150 million price tag on a 2 km bike path extension. 

Party for Two, Karen Stintz joins in to discuss safety concerns as police calls increase near Barbara Hall Park. Later David Booth of Driving.ca will discuss federal and provincial government helping to fund the Goodyear expansion. Costco wants to crackdown on membership sharing and we find out why with retail analyst Bruce Winder. Finally it’s International Left Handed Day. A lot of everyday items are still right handed only.

Jerry starts the show with a conversation about negative political ads. Later Todd C Slater, discusses maintenance fees and unexpected costs in condo ownership. Thinking too hard does in fact hurt, according to Dan Riskin on Telescopic Tuesday, and a conversation with the Mayor of the Town of Moosomin, Saskatchewan about why it’s great to live there!

A special edition of ‘Party for Two’ - Its a party of four as Jerry’s sons and daughter join the show and offer their thoughts on some of the stories in the news feed.

Later we get to know Tanner, Cooper and Kaelin, a little better

Paul Burns is the CEO of the Canadian Gambling Association joins the show to talk about expanding gambling in Ontario so that online gamblers can play against Americans; and federal workers protest the government’s 3-day back-to-office mandate

Jerry starts the show talking about the US Election; later a discussion with you about bail statistics. Food Professor Sylvain Charlebois joins us to discuss how extreme weather affects the food coming to your table.