Brad Bradford - Dad. Optimist. Urban Planner. Community Builder. Toronto City Councillor for Beaches-East York. Another day, another lesson in how the TTC needs to improve its communication.   GUEST: Marvin Ryder - professor of marketing and entrepreneurship at McMaster University's DeGroote School of Business  KING DROPS BEN & JERRY! Do royal warrants affect sales and brand prestige? Will losing it make a difference to the company? CALLS: Should we just hire doctors as employees in publicly owned clinics? CALLS: Are you afraid of electronic price tags on grocery shelves?    

Mark Towhey hosting for Deb Hutton   INTRO & SET UP CALLS: Donald Trump has infuriated Canadians, a new ‘rage index’ poll shows. Here’s what else made everyone angry GUEST: Darrell Bricker, CEO IPSOS  Your book Empty Planet shocked a lot of people when you revealed that Earth’s population is not going to increase forever – but will level off and begin to decline in the near future.  GUEST:  Craig Baird - Canadian History EHX! SUPERMAN. The Man of Steel grew up in Toronto. Do you know the story?  

BORDER WOES. Is Canada’s new Border Plan good enough for Donald Trump? GUEST: Gabor Lukacs - Air Passenger Rights .ca NEW AIRLINE $ RULES. Are you satisfied? Meals for delays >2hrs. Overnight accommodation if necessary. Who decides what’s necessary? Who writes these rules? 15-day deadline for reimbursements. From claim? From incident?  STORMWATCH GUEST: Vince Sferrazza, Director, Operations & Maintenance, Transportation Services, City of Toronto What are you doing before the storm? How much equipment? When do you start sanding/plowing? Advice to drivers? Expecting lots of snow this winter?    

Mark Towhey hosting  Have you got mail? Are you sending anything? Are you stupid? Emojis are legally binding Liberal Attack Ad  Have you seen an Ozempic tree in the wild? 7-1010 Are you spending money this Xmas? Bike lane video GUEST:  Warren Kinsella, is a Canadian lawyer, author, musician, political consultant, and commentator KINSELLA: Justin Trudeau finally sees the jig is up | Toronto Sun