The Jerry Agar Show

It’s time for Party For Two! Today, Jerry is joined by Sabrina Nanji from the Queen’s Park Observer to break down the top stories of the day.
Next, Jerry speaks with Francis Syms, Head of the School of Clean Energy and Associate Dean at Humber Polytechnic, about Ontario’s new rules for the booming data‑centre industry. They discuss energy demands, infrastructure strain, and how data centres fit into the province’s long‑term tech and power strategy.
Jerry then turns to crime trends with Mark Mendelson, NEWSTALK 1010 Crime Expert and former homicide detective. Car‑jacking numbers are going down across Canada, and newly uncovered texts reveal an alleged gun‑for‑hire network tied to the attempted Project South hit.
The show wraps with listener calls on family drama: A no‑kids wedding reception plan has upset grandparents. Listeners weigh in on the kid-free situation.

Jerry opens the show with commentary on how Doug Ford has won a major court battle to strip Toronto of its main downtown bike lanes.
Next, he asks Gavin Tighe a big legal question: Can judges be found unfit to serve, and removed? Gavin Tighe, senior partner at Gardiner Roberts LLP, talks about judicial accountability. They also discuss Ontario’s new cash‑bail system launching Monday, and why critics are already preparing a legal challenge.
Who has access to our information? Ottawa wants to block kids from social media, but how would age verification actually work? Plus, a blacklist accidentally sent to thousands raises concerns about data handling and oversight.
Jerry speaks with Hannah Alper, Toronto‑based journalist, about AI dating and dating apps. Is artificial intelligence reshaping matchmaking, communication, and expectations?

Barb DiGuilio sits at the party table with Jerry today. They take on today's hottest stories, including Jerry's chat with Brad Bradford earlier in the show.
Jerry gives his take on an article on the booze ban, suggesting that the boycott of American alcohol should be worked out.
Tom Korski joins for his weekly hit sharing the biggest stories going on in the nationals capital!

Jim Richards sits at the party table to talk today's biggest stories!

Sean Shapiro joins to talk about a story surrounding someone parking their motorhome that is camped outside of an apartment, where nothing has been done.

Jerry, Mark and Cristian talk about cultural foods and Jerry asks for foods that are out of the norm in traditional restaurants, a conversation that stemmed from an upcoming episode of Jerry and his son Taner’s show FlavorPhiles.

Finally, it's touchdowns and fumbles with Bob Reid! They talk about this week's biggest communication strategy stories including Brad Bradford’s bike lane changeup.

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.