The Jerry Agar Show

Sabrina Nanji joins Jerry for today's party for two, and Jerry discusses the meeting of Donald Trump and Newsom in what he says was a class act by both. 

Marilyn Sinclair joins Jerry to talk about the youths thoughts on the Holocaust on the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz

Party for Two with Jim Richards tackling the topics of the day, talking about the tow truck wars with Mark Mendelson and Touchdowns and Fumbles with Bob Reid.

We take your calls reacting to the news, Jerry discusses the EV disaster and introduces economics 101 for liberals.

Mark Towhey, a political analyst from News Talk 1010, joins musician Blair Packham, formerly of The Jitters, and Tom Korski, managing editor of Blacklocks.ca. They discuss the excitement of a newly discovered Tina Turner track, reflecting on its origins and impact. The conversation then shifts to current political issues in Ottawa, including Mayor Olivia Chow's ambitious library initiative. Additionally, they dive into the complexities of Canadian gambling and trade dynamics with the U.S., providing insightful commentary on the political landscape.

Councillor Brad Bradford on no protest zones, and Devin Drover of the Canadian Taxpayer's Federation on why taxpayers are suing the CRA.

On Party For Two, Bob Richardson discusses the topics of the day, a Canadian professor was denied access into the US, we talk to weather specialist Lyndsay Morrison about the very cold temperature, and we discuss snacking in front of screens.

The podcast dives into Toronto's tax woes, highlighting the heavy property taxes and the perceived inequities faced by residents. It raises the question of who truly represents Canada amidst political debates. The discussion takes a turn to mental health, focusing on the challenges youth face in accessing services and the impact of modern parenting. Additionally, it addresses the decline in international students and its effects on college programs, sparking a larger conversation on education and job market alignment.

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Brian Lilly, a political reporter for the Toronto Sun, dives into the ripple effects of Trump’s presidency on Canada. He discusses the growing incivility in Canadian politics, particularly in relation to protests against Chrystia Freeland. The conversation highlights rising extremism and its impact on Jewish communities. Lilly also analyzes U.S.-Canada trade tensions, potential tariffs, and the implications for Canadian energy exports amid shifting political dynamics. Lastly, the issue of porch piracy in Montreal and policing challenges adds a local twist to the national discussion.