The Jerry Agar Show

The suspect in running down people during a Christmas parade says he's being treated as a monster.  And???...Majority of Canadians are unwilling to let unvaccinated friends or family members into their homes.  Is this you?  Why?...Parents of the Michigan shooting suspect might be charged. Gun safety matters so does this make sense?  And Bradley Cooper admits he got too comfortable in his surroundings. Has this happened to you?

Jerry reveals his favourite outrageous excuses...Does anyone other than Jerry feel bad for a woman who didn't fill out a form and now has to quarantine for two weeks?...Should we be able to opt-out of CPP?  And (some) people don't seem to understand the problem with the Mississauga Howler.  Really?

Jerry is fine with young Canadians fighting for their right to vote...Would you ever intervene if a couple was fighting in public?...Jay Goldberg of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation with his look at the recent AG report.  And Jerry wants to determine what is on the clock and what isn't with his team, so he decides to hold a team meeting on the air.  

Jerry wonders if female commentators need protection (and invites females only to weigh in.)...Shouldn't the province work to get money back?...Are you double thinking your holiday plans or are you going no matter what?  And what the heck does the Toronto distillery want to be?  Corporate or charming? ---

Do we need a Covid19 memorial?...You need to hear the audio of students hiding from an active shooter...How do we accept that we will always be in a Covid19 world?...Can we take a pause from blaming developers for high prices and blame the government?... 

An addictions specialist weighs in on the idea of decriminalizing drugs.  Does he think it's a good idea?...CNN suspends Chris Cuomo indefinitely.  If he didn't report on his brother what's the problem?...There is no consistency in vaccine mandates/exemptions.  And we talk to CTV reporter Sean Irvine about the latest we've learned after pedestrians were struck in London, Ontario.

Jerry is offended by the existence of an offensive language list...Are we ready for 7 years (at least) of traffic headaches because of Ontario Line construction...And Sean Shapiro, the Tik Tok Traffic Cop, tells us what Toronto Police plan to do about peeling license plates.  

How slip and fall lawsuits are impacting snow plows in cottage country...Barbados says goodbye to the Queen...We follow up with Andrew Hunter, a man who got fined for honouring a black slave in Hamilton.  And how much do you believe online?

The Toronto Sun's Brian Lilley joins Jerry to talk about Jihadi Jack's parents wanting to have their son in Canada...South Africa is not happy about a so-called 'knee-jerk' reaction to the new variant...Jussie Smollett goes on trial for race attack claim. You be the judge: are you sending him to jail?.  And does being stranded in a pub after a snowstorm sound fantastic or like a nightmare?

Jerry explains how people are twisting what the Salvation Army said...Should the TTC halt construction on Queen Street West for the time being?...Employment Lawyer Howard Levitt talks about the topping point of working remotely.  And Jerry agrees that Theresa Tam needs to resign. (But he disagrees with the op-ed that said she needs to go.)