The Jerry Agar Show

Jerry opens the show breaking down why it's hard to trust anyone due to the increase of high level scams that keep getting introduced.

Former Toronto Mayor, John Tory joins Jerry to discuss Doug Ford not knowing about the spying of Bonnie Crombie while she was on vacation.

Jerry talks about a restaurant that received complaints about smoke, however the city says they haven't violated any regulations, Jerry asks for your thoughts.

Jerry also takes your calls about if laptops belong in the classroom.

Jerry opens the show discussing the history of Newstalk 1010 with the announcement of Bill Carroll’s return to the station starting next week.

Brad Bradford chats with Jerry about his decision to axe the Bloor West bike lane IF elected as Toronto Mayor.

Carmi Levy joins to talk about the multiple Lithium ION fires in the last day.

Mike Kakuk joins Jerry at the party table today. They talk today's top stories including a 92 year old woman who hit her first hole in one.

How would you feel if art you donated was regifted to Value Village for 11 dollars? Jerry breaks that down.

Does your polling numbers get impacted after flip flopping on decisions you once agreed and approved but changed your mind?. Veteran Pollster John Wright joins Jerry to chat about that.

Jerry opens the show discussing the Ontario line that is slated to cost TRIPLE its original price tag.

Do you know what awfulyzing means? Well neither did Jerry. He breaks down Shelley Carroll’s appearance at City Council.

A woman was denied her warranty claim on her leased car after she was doing her own oil changes, which side are you on?

Will Stewart joins Jerry at the party table today. They talk today's top stories including Carney's vacation to Italy in the middle of the trade war with the US.

Brian Lilley joins Jerry to talk about his column in the Toronto Sun, “The truth about Larry Brock leaving as Conservative MP” 

Dan Riskin is back for his weekly Telescopic Tuesday segment where they dig deep in the world of science.

Finally, do you trust Mark Carney? Jerry shares his thoughts on the topic.

Jerry opens the show discussing corporate welfare stemming from an article that says that it is strangling the Canadian economy.

He also discusses the idea of scrapping the foreign buyer plan due to the crash in Toronto condo pricing.

Finally, its an extended version of ask a traffic cop with Sean Shapiro where they talk about the e-bike/scooter crackdown by Toronto Police over the next two weeks, and of course take your traffic questions.

Sabrina Nanji of the Queens Park Observer joins Jerry at the party table. They talk about today's top stories including, one of tonight’s debaters will be the next Ontario Liberal leader.

Have you ever fallen asleep at work? If you have, Jerry wants to take your call on the subject as a Memphis News Anchor fell ASLEEP while on air! 

What's your sleep schedule looking like? Jerry takes up an article stating what doctors want you to know about catching up on sleep.

To wrap up the show, Jerry chats with his son Tanner about diners going out less to restaurants and what restaurants are doing to meet expectations

Jerry is back! He breaks down his vacation and tells us what he did during his two weeks off. 

Jerry shares his thoughts on a Porter Airlines flight getting cancelled after a child refused to sit down. Is gentle parenting needed or is it time to break out the tough love? Jerry gets your thoughts on this subject wondering who is to blame in this scenario.

Clayton Campbell joins Jerry for his monthly check in. They get into retail theft investigation arrests, consulate shooting (guns for hire) and the Salsa on St. Clair shooting investigation results.

Finally Greg Carrassco of the Greg Carrassco show Saturdays on Newstalk 1010 from 10am-1pm chats with Jerry about a man returning his car after he forgot he bought it…

It's Party for Two! Deb is joined by John Tory Jr., Chief Commercial Officer of Great North Airlines, to discuss the top stories of the day.

Toronto police have announced arrests in connection with the fatal Salsa on St. Clair shooting. Deb speaks with Mark Mendelson, NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Specialist and former Toronto police homicide detective, about the investigation, the arrests, and the latest developments.

The debate over how Canada should respond to antisemitism continues following calls from the U.S. special envoy to restrict visas and expand terrorism listings. Deb speaks with Ambassador Rabbi Yehuda Kaploun, U.S. Special Envoy to Monitor and Combat Antisemitism, about the challenges facing Canada.

Plus, a preview of tomorrow's Flavorphiles, which is all about whiskey. After hearing Jerry Agar's strong opinion on flavoured whiskey, Deb asks listeners where they stand. Is flavoured whiskey a fun twist on a classic spirit, or does it miss the point of whiskey altogether?

Deb Hutton is hosting the Jerry Agar Show today. She opens the show with a discussion about growing calls for mandatory addiction treatment, as sources say Ontario's big-city mayors prepare to endorse the approach and increase pressure on the Ford government to take action on the addiction and homelessness crisis.

Next, Dr. Mitch Shulman, NEWSTALK 1010's Chief Medical Correspondent and ER physician, joins Deb to discuss new research showing that people in their 80s who maintain a faster walking pace may have a significantly lower risk of cognitive decline. 

New polling suggests Olivia Chow continues to lead Brad Bradford and Chris Alexander in the race for Toronto City Hall. Deb speaks with John Wright, veteran pollster and CEO of Canada Pulse Insights, about what the numbers mean, and what voters should watch for in the weeks ahead.

Conservative MP Larry Brock has announced he will resign next month. Deb speaks with Scott Reid, CTV political commentator, about the implications for the Conservative Party and what the departure could mean for Pierre Poilievre's leadership.