The Jerry Agar Show

Richard talks to Vass Bednar about shops removing price tags and if it's a good idea, he also has a chat with the Roadhammers. Richard also breaks down News you may have missed!

Richard takes a look back at Canada's Federal politics in 2025, our Prime Minister has gone British and people are not happy about it and is AI the best way to break up with someone? Richard talks to Jen Kirsch.

On the Richard Crouse show, Richard talks to Dr.Mitch Shulman on what Bell's Palsy is. He sit down with Oriane Couchoux to discuss Christmas dreams coming true and Richard finds out your grocery code of conduct for 2026.

John Tory welcomes Mike Kakuk on Party For 2 and they played a round of Hallmark or Headline, riffing on real and fictional Christmas‑themed stories—from Edmund Fitzgerald artifacts to Windsor’s SantaCon—before shifting into audience calls about wild holiday party disasters. The hour wrapped with relationship expert Jen Kirsch talking about navigating holiday romance stress, followed by criminologist Kelly Sundberg on the vulnerability of Canada’s border‑agency IT systems.

John Tory, filling in for Jerry Agar, focused heavily on rising antisemitism in Toronto, as expressed by community leaders about safety concerns and the push for an anti‑Semitism task force. He also covered social and tech issues, including a Toronto hospital’s new rent‑support initiative, the growing shift toward automated customer service, and holiday fire‑safety concerns around lithium‑ion batteries.

John Tory hosts the Jerry Agar show and is joined for Party for Two by Will Stewart, the Senior Vice President of Enterprise Canada. A proposed referendum question about separation from Canada is approved by Elections Alberta. Ontario could shorten teachers college and lengthen practicums. Plus - What’s going on with the Maple Leafs? Terry Koshan from the Toronto Sun weighs in.

John Tory hosts the Jerry Agar show and opens the show in conversation with Clayton Campbell from the Toronto Police Association. Will Doug Ford ever be Prime Minister? Plus - TTC ridership declined year-over-year in 2025.