The Jerry Agar Show

Does this swing at a second life make sense? Jerry Agar is joined by a professor of marketing & entrepreneurship to find out.

When the city of Toronto is faced with a $1.8 billion budget shortfall and the possibility of a 16.5% tax increase why on earth would we still be paying for the 2026 World Cup?

Last week Jerry Agar asked the head of the board for an interview. He was told they don’t do interviews. So, we sent them a list of questions. They responded.

The University of Waterloo has a new swim program that aims to get more “black folx” swimming called “Black Folx Swim.” Is this a modern form of segregation?

Is it okay to eat something before checkout, with the full intention of paying for it, or is it wrong because you have yet to pay for it?

Karen Stintz, head of Variety Village, former Toronto city councillor & TTC chair, and frequent Jerry Agar Show contributor joins live to discuss her potential political run.

Bob Reid, Principal at Broadway Strategy counts down the communication plays of the week including your chance to weigh in by text at 71010!

Parm Gill, the MPP for Milton, has decided to leave his post and run for Pierre Poilievre's federal conservatives. That's not what the people of Milton voted Gill in for and now the tax payer has to foot the bill for a byelection. Why? So Parm Gill can have a better job? 

While discussing the Canadian Paediatric Society's announcement that "risky play, is essential for the physical, mental and social development of children" Jerry Agar spoke fondly about his risky childhood including how, as a child, he got into throwing Molotov cocktails.

Liberal MP Ken McDonald told the CBC that a leadership review was necessary in the wake of the party's disastrous polling numbers.  He's now changing his tune saying he believes "... the Prime Minister is a smart politician..."  It was refreshing to have an honest MP who didn't toe the party line. Even if it was for a fleeting moment.