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The Jerry Agar Show

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Toronto
Canada
Ontario
Doug Ford
Mark Carney
Gas Prices
Toronto, Canada
Gordie Howe International Bridge
Iran
Artificial Intelligence
Ontario Politics
Brad Bradford
Pierre Poilievre
World Cup
TTC
United States
Elon Musk
Antisemitism
Artemis II
Olivia Chow

The Jerry Agar Show is the most opinionated show you will find on the planet. Jerry tackles all subjects with a no-nonsense approach that will keep you engaged and entertained.

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Barb DiGiulio
Broadcaster, instructor, friend of Jerry Agar
Toronto Cat Rescue (adoption screener/volunteer)
Episode: Party for Two | Bradford vs. Chow (and Alexander) | The Blacklock’s Report | The Look Back
Stephanie Carvin
Former national security analyst, Associate Professor of International Relations at Carleton University
Carleton University
Episode: International Students | Peel Officer’s Forgotten Gun | Car Pricing | IRGC vs. Canada
Rose Horowitch
Staff writer at The Atlantic, author of The End of Reading Is Here
The Atlantic
Episode: Party for Two | The End of Reading? | Nuclear Helium | How Much Do You Read?
Chris Cassin
CEO and co-founder of Zero Point Cryogenics
Zero Point Cryogenics
Episode: Party for Two | The End of Reading? | Nuclear Helium | How Much Do You Read?
Don Drummond
Economist, fellow in residence at the CD Howe Institute and the Stouffer-Dunning Fellow at Queen's University in Kingston, former chief economist at TD Bank
CD Howe Institute; Queen's University; TD Bank
Episode: Chris Alexander Enters Toronto Mayoral Race | Should Families Know Suspect Names? | Economist thoughts on Carney | Late‑Night Coffee Run?
Chris Rutkowski
Winnipeg-based author and science writer who has written extensively about UFOs
Author, Canada's UFO Secrets
Episode: Party for Two | NATO Spy Charges | Telescopic Tuesday | Amber Alert Changes
Dr. Marvin Ryder
Associate Professor of Marketing at McMaster University
McMaster University
Episode: Island Airport Politics | Giant Flags | Branding & Dupes | Condo Board Rules
Rob Hindi
AM800 CKLW reporter on-site for Gordie Howe Bridge opening
AM800 CKLW
Episode: Party for Two | Blood Donation | National Fire Service | Gordie Howe Bridge Opening
Winny Shen
Associate professor of organization studies at York University Schulich School of Business
York University, Schulich School of Business
Episode: Party for Two | A Better Commute | Coyotes | Touchdowns and Fumbles

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Jerry Agar
Host of The Jerry Agar Show; prominent conservative talk host.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 92 ratings
  • Common sense

    Listening to this show should be required for a dose of common sense to all those haters out there… his direct approach to todays issues are a fresh breath of reality in an otherwise increasingly vocal, hateful society in Canada

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    whytewold
    Canada2 years ago
  • Honest, fearless and direct

    Love Jerry’s direct and honest approach to his commentary. He says it like it is and speaks up for those who don’t have a voice. Amazing work Jerry. Keep doing you!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Avajoyer
    Canada2 years ago
  • Great show!!

    Jerry Agar should be aired across Canada! We all need more Agar! Best show on the radio!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    4xq
    Canada2 years ago
  • Best on the radio!

    With so many leftist progressives on the news radio shows, even on 1010, Jerry is a breathe of fresh air! Give him more hours and take away time from the likes of John Moore! Keep up the great work Jerry

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    csb101
    Canada2 years ago
  • Well Balanced and Informative

    Love listening to Jerry Agar!! I don’t always agree with his thoughts or perspectives, but that’s life and it helps to look at issues from a different angle.

    Really appreciate how passionate Jerry is and the level of research and detail that he invests into show topics.

    Nice to have an educated voice and perspective from the conservative point of view. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mooseneck
    Canada3 years ago

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Quality comes from guest diversity and informed discussion.
Listeners appreciate direct, no-nonsense takes on complex issues.
Some listeners feel the host's stance is strongly opinionated; others value watchdog-style accountability.
Audience reaction is polarized but generally engaged and loyal.

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#12
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Apple Podcasts
#174
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#187
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Talking Points

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Party for Two | NATO Spy Charges | Telescopic Tuesday | Amber Alert Changes
Q: How did you get into this field and what keeps you examining UFOs?
Rutkowski explains his long-term curiosity driven by scientific inquiry, personal background in astronomy, and a skeptical-but-open mindset toward gathering and explaining eyewitness reports.
Heat, Wildfires & Air Quality | TPA Monthly Check‑In | Sick Days vs. WFH | Wisdom from Older Friends
Q: What are your thoughts on a policy that requires a sick day if you're too sick to come in, even if you could work from home?
Sunira Chaudhri explains that the policy misses the point of hybrid work and emphasizes trust; she suggests flexibility and productive use of sick time, while noting legal constraints that limit employers from demanding medical notes in Ontario.
Crime and Justice | TTC Drug Testing | Ask a Traffic Cop
Q: Can you fight a seatbelt ticket if you weren't wearing one at the time of the stop?
Yes, you can testify and present evidence if you believe the ticket was unjust; you may request disclosure of the officer's notes to support your defense.
Crime and Justice | TTC Drug Testing | Ask a Traffic Cop
Q: What is the rule for U-turns on a smaller residential street?
A U-turn must be performed safely, and it is only considered illegal if it creates an unsafe condition or violates posted restrictions; if it's safe and not prohibited, it may be allowed.
Party for Two | Family Vacation Disagreements | Jobs You Could Never Do | Ontario Corps
Q: Is there a job that you just simply could not do?
The hosts and callers shared strong aversions to call-center work, jobs involving cleaning bodily fluids, and roles that would require dealing with emotional labor or high-stress environments, explaining that personal temperament, patience, and stress tolerance play major roles in job fit.

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The show centers on direct, opinionated discussions of politics, policy, and current events with a strong emphasis on governance, public accountability, and practical impacts on everyday Canadians. Across episodes, topics span FOI/transparency, Alberta separatism polling, housing affordability, infrastructure, policing, surveillance, privacy, and municipal policy, often featuring expert commentary from pollsters, journalists, academics, and policymakers. A notable strength is its willingness to host a diverse roster of authorities to contextualize complex issues, while maintaining a confrontational, fast-paced talk format that resonates with listeners seeking blunt, informed takes and real-world implications.

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2. Stephanie Carvin
3. Rose Horowitch
4. Chris Cassin
5. Don Drummond
6. Chris Rutkowski
7. Dr. Marvin Ryder
8. Rob Hindi

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