The Jim Richards Show

Jim starts the show with his rant about something in the news today

On the Rundown, Tasha Kheiriddin and Brayden Akers discuss how we move forward with foreign interference probe

Thomas Mulcair joins us on the Deep Dive and tells Jim how old he thinks he is.

Toronto Star in talks to merge with Post Media and we talk to business columnist Andrew Willis to explain why.

David Phillips - Senior Climatologist with Environment Canada talking about Toronto air quality currently listed as worst in the world

Kristopher Wells specializes in sexual and gender minority youth, education, health, sport and culture, and expresses concern As New Brunswick changes its LGBTQ policy in schools

And finally do you have menu anxiety?

How many shirt buttons should you leave undone? and other style does or don’ts.

David Cooper is back from his vacation! Let’s find out what he has been up to!

A neighborhood in Georgia had to be evacuated after a dog ripping open trash bags outside found a live grenade. Find out what happened on Slow News Day with producer Tony

Christian Leuprecht is a military expert and joins the show to discuss Prigozhin being moved to Belarus, and Russia won’t press charges for mutiny.

We check in with Dean Bertoia the newscaster at CJAD Montreal to tell us about an Amber Alert in the area

Medical Ethicist Kerry Bowman is on the show to talk about a woman in BC that was denied MAID because the hospital is ‘Catholic’

Dr. Mitch Schulman tells us how long-term exposure to wildfire smoke can lead to tumours.

A lot of discussion on yesterday’s Toronto election, from Jim’s rant and into the Rundown with Mark Mendelson and Caryma Sa’d and later we talk to the Toronto Star reporter who has been covering municipal politics, Ed Keenan

Another round of The Draft, Eric Alper and Darryl Sterdan make their picks for best debut albums

The Food Professor Sylvain Charlebois joins the show to talk about the Competition Bureau analysis confirming grocery giants have seen profits rise as industry consolidates, and proposed more competition is needed

Wright or Wrong – executive vice president of Maru Public Opinion. He tells us about poll on whether Canadians have been boycotting companies.