Well known vegan, Alexandra Jamieson, talks about life after the big confession...the fact, she sneakin' meat! And, during his 'Parnaby's Perspective' segment, broadcast journalist, Taylor Parnaby, says Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, is done like dinner. For this and more, please check out the podcast for May 23rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

We kicked around my theory (Paul) on why Toronto Mayor Rob Ford hasn't been more aggressive in disputing the cocaine allegations. A Judge in Halifax who went after jury skippers got some attention, as did 'a way to attractive' young lady in Britain. For this and more, please check out the podcast for May 22nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Sue Leslie, president of the Ontario Horse Racing Industry Association , responded to the shakeup at the OLG. Dr. Allen Frances, talked about the need for his book, "Saving Normal"...and, a young anthem singer got some unwanted attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for May 21st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Toronto Star, investigative reporter, Kevin Donovan, talked about the 'Rob Ford smokin' crack' video. Scandal plagued Senator, Mike Duffy, got more attention, as did some fifth graders in Ottawa who aren't happy with the Prime Minister. For this and more, please check out the podcast for May 17th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Steve Tissenbaum, a Prof. of Retail Management at Ryerson University, talked about staying safe when buying or selling on-line. The scandal surrounding Senator Mike Duffy got some attention, as did a creative, yet controversial way, to que jump at amusement parks. For this and more, please check out the podcast for May 16th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Author/journalist, David Eddie, sounded off about a naughty poster in in his son's classroom. The Premier's apology for wasting millions on those cancelled gas plants got some attention, as did two kids who gave up hockey, to help pay down their parents mortgage. For this and more, please check out the podcast for May 15th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Breast cancer survivor, Libby Znaimer (Zoomer Radio) joined us, with her views on the stunning announcement from Angelina Jolie. Carol DeDelley, the mother of murder victim Tim McLean, talked about her efforts to keep her son's killer locked up. And, of course, the ugly crash of the Leafs (sob) got some attention. For this ands more, please check out the podcast for May 14th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The Toronto Sun's Joe Warmington, talked about the passing of noted journalist Peter Worthington, one of the paper's founders. The story out of MacTier about turning the town's arena into a marijuana grow-op, got some attention, as did a lawsuit against the NHL. For this and more, please check out the podcast for May 13th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

On today's segment of "Parnaby's Perspective", broadcast journalist Taylor Parnaby, shared his views on the "circus" at Queens Park. The Leafs' Captain took a little heat for his bonehead move last night...and some disturbing news about Cleveland hero, Charles Ramsey, got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for May 9th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

John Tracy, Senior VP at TD Canada Trust, talked about the financial impact adult kids are having on Boomer parents. Cleveland hero, Charles Ramsey, got more deserved attention, as did a great story about a young Ottawa Senator's fan. For this and more, please check out the podcast for May 8th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Dr. Scott Wooder, the new head of the OMA, talkled about the association's priorities. Dalton McGuinty's testimony re: the cancellation of the Mississauga and Oakville gas plants got some attention, as did a TDSB teacher who posted inappropriate material. For this and more, please check out the podcast for May 7th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Alison Clark joined us, the winner of our 'Name The Foal Contest'. Little Leo's "official" name...Lantariat! Parent Educator, Sara Dimerman, addressed a study of the impact of 'over-protective' parenting...and, an online "dating" site for inmates got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for May 6th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Racing analyst, Jennifer Morrison, gave us an inside look at this year's Kentucky Derby. The new provincial budget got some attention, as did an insult to Lib. MP Marc Garneau. For this and more, please check out the podcast for May 3rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Frank Viti, of Autism Speaks Canada, spoke about the Telford case, the overwhelmed Ottawa couple forced to abandon their autistic son. The ongoing Jason Collins story got some attention, as did the shooting death of a two-year old in Kentucky. For this and more, please check out the podcast for May 2nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Provincial Tory Energy critic, Vic Fedeli, teed off on the Premier over the cancellation of those power plants in Oakville and Mississauga. Our money man, Sam Panzures, of Dundee Wealth Man. Securities, talked about investing...and, the growing populaity of 'speech tutors' in Britain, got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for May 1st on ouir Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Psychological Scientist, Dr. Gerald Haeffel, talked about a study of depression he co-authored. The REAL cost of cancelling the Oakville gas plant got some attention, as did Brian Burke's hunt for online, libeling trolls. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 30th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

People For Education's Annie Kidder, took a look at their study, that shows the practice of 'streaming' continues in the province. John Elder Robison, the author of "Raising Cubby", talked about being "different"...and, we announced the top three choices in our "Name The Foal" contest! For this and more, please check out the podcast for April 29th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Taylor Parnaby returned with another segment of "Parnaby's Perspective", his views on Bill S-7, a Bill that gives authorities more power to deal with terrorist threats. CNN's Pears Morgan's ongoing rants about gun control got some attention, as did People Magazine's choice, of the "world's most beautiful woman". For this and more, please check out the podcast for April 25th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Most Kate McInturff, a researcher with the Canadian Centre For Policy Alternatives, brouigh us up to date on the 'Gender Gap'.  Those much sought after Leaf playoff tickets got some attention, as did the skyrocketing losses at Canada Post. For this and more, please check out the podscast for April 24th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

A prominent member of the Muslim community, talked about the alleged terrorist plot to derail a VIA train. That TD Bank robbery "hero" got some attention, as did a potty mouthed TV anchor in North Dakota. For this and more, please check out the podcast for April 23rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Social Media expert, Frederick Lane, talked about the impact it had on the coverage of the Boston bombing. Our Dog Lady, Caroline Bolduc, shared more of her K-9 Tips...and the host of the Junos got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for April 22nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The hunt for the second suspect in the Boston bombing got most of our attention...our thanks to CBS affiliate WBZ for updates. An NDP, MP's call to dump the oath to the Queen was addressed, as was the "sissification" of young Barron Trump. For this and more, please check out the podcast for April 19th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

That horrific explosion at a fertilizer plant in west Texas got some attention, as did the dopey dad who stopped to video it. We talked about the misinformation in regards to the Boston bombing...and Todd Miller joined us, the author of "Moron: The Behind The Scenes Story of Minor Hockey" http://toddmillarspeaking.com/. For this and more, please check out the podcast for April 18th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

We spent more time on the Boston Marathon attack, the CBC's, 'how to make a pressure cooker bomb' article. A warning about rice got some attention, as did the passing of Nova Scotia song bird, Rita MacNeil. For this and more, please check out the podcast for April 17th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Terrorism expert, David Harris, shared his views on the cowardly attack on the Boston Marathon. Ontario's Auditor-General, Jim McCarter, talked about the Liberal's 'miscalculation' re: the Mississauga gas plant project. And the Torie's silly, Justin Trudeau attack ad got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for April 16th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Patrick Gossage, advisor to Pierre Elliott, talked about Trudeau the younger taking the Liberal helm. OPP Sgt. Dave Woodford issued a warning...they're cracking down on distracted drivers! And the Bieb's latest boo-boo (?) got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for April 15th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

UBC researcher, Barbara Mintzes, talked about your doctor's knowledge of those new drugs he or she prescribes...you'll want to hear this. Taylor Parnaby joined us for another segment of 'Parnaby's Perspective'...and the tragic story of that bullied teen in Nova Scotia, got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for April 11th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

A UN report on the care of children got a look...Canada took a slap. We discussed a young woman's warning to motorists re: texting while driving...and, a poll on 'dating turnoffs' got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for April 10th on our Listen Page, then drop as comment into our Sound off Section.

Parenting and bullying were the topics in our conversation with Barbara Coloroso. The passing of Annette Funicello got some attention, as did more threats from that wingnut in North Korea. For this and more, please check out the podcast for April 9th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The death of former British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher got some attention...the "iron Lady" passing away at the age of 87. We talked about Obama's lesson in political correctness, and the RBC's public relations nightmare. For this and more, please check out the podcast for April 8th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Sandra Martin, obit writer for The Globe and Mail, talked about her book: "Working The Dead Beat". U.S. pollster Jim Williams, shared the results of a poll on conspiracy theories...and an apology from T.O.'s top got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for April 5th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Immigration and Citizenship Minister, Jason Kenney talked about the country's new guidebook for immigrants...took a bit of a shot at young Mr. Trudeau. Another hunger striking aboriginal leader got some attention, as did an 'accommodating' move by some educators in Norway. For this and more, please check out the podcast for April 4th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Award winning filmmaker, David York, talked about his latest documentary, "The Beetles Are Coming"...pine-munching little critters, that are headed our way! An airline's new 'pay-as-you-weigh' fare policy, got some attention, as did the New York Times obit on a renowned rocket scientist. For this and more, please check out the podcast for April 3rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Todd and Tara Storch, the authors of "Taylor's Gift", shared their story of loss, life and hope. Parent Educator, Sara Dimerman of http://www.helpmesara.com/ talked about the impact of the shooting at Yorkdale Mall over the weekend, and our hockey ladie's Team Canada jerseys got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for April 2nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Political strategist, Warren Kinsella, weighed in on the latest controversy surrounding Toronto Mayor Rob Ford. The verdict in the Richard Kachkar murder case got some attention, as did the latest from tween, pop star Justin Bieber. For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 28th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Noted equestrian Stacy Westfall, talked about her career, and this weekend's Can-Am All Breeds Empoium up in Orangeville. The ongoing Rob Ford story got more attention, as did the latest missteps by Justin Bieber. For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 27th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The Toronto Star's Kevin Donovan discussed the latest allegation facing Mayor Rob Ford, that he appeared to be impaired at a military ball. A Tory Cabinet Minister's "sexist" comment got some attention, as did a ceremonial, puck dropping pileup. For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 26th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

NDP MP, Linda Duncan, joined us to talk about her private members bill that calls for an official 'National Hockey Day' in Canada. Two new residents of the Toronto Zoo, the Pandas, got some attention, as did a man who did 23-years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 25th on our Listen Page, then drop a cxomment into our Sound Off Section.

The new Federal budget and taxes sparked a little debate. That lotto winner loser in Hamilton got more attention, as did a principal in the States, who's done away with "Honors Night". For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 22nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Prof. Colleen Carney from the Ryerson Sleep Lab, talked about the problems caused by a lack of z's. Diane Dupuy of Famous People Players joined us, on this World Down Syndrome Day...and, the attempted kidnapping of a ten year old in Ajax got some attention. For this and more, please check out thje podcast for March 21st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Amber Marshall, one of the stars of the hit CBC series, "Heartland" joined us. A planned appeal by one of the Steubenville rapists got some attention, as did some new research on driving distractions. For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 20th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

U. of B.C. Prof., Kiley Hamlin, talked about her study of babies, why and when they might begin to bully. CNN's coverage of the verdict in the Steubenville rape case got some attention, as did the Globe and Mail's front page pic of a young, female figure skater. For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 19th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Serction.

Journalist John Ibbitson joined us, co-author of "The Big Shift", a look at the changing political landscape in Canada. We talked about a young Greek soccer player who's been slapped with a life-long suspension for a an inappropriate gesture...and young Mr. Bieber got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 18th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Toronto lawyer, Leora Shemesh, talked about how her client was abused by police, says she believes we live in a "police state". A request by a member of Quebec's National Assembly to pay tribute to the now dead FLQ terrorist, Paul Rose, was ridiculed...and, a call to outlaw ANY use of use cell phones in cars, got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 15th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Canadian success story, Frank Stronach, talked about his new book, "The Magna Man...My Road To Economic Success". On this week'as editon of "Parnaby's Perspective", Taylor shared his views on the new Pope and Justin Trudeau's coming coronation...and, Target Canada's new ad got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 15th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Dr. John Bradford joined us, to talk about his research into what makes sex offenders reoffend. Robert Meerburg of Toronto Animal Services, addressed the problems caused by feeding coyotes...and the story of a tracked down, nasty tweeter got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 13th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Natalie Des Rosiers, of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, talked about their concerns re: our new citizens arrest law. The Toronto Sun's Sue-Ann Levy, shared her views on the "Bumgate" scandal...and, a judge's ruling on New York's super-size soft drinks got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 12th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

OHRIA Pres. Sue leslie joined us, with what appears to be some positive news for the horse racing industry. A new poll on fighting in hockey got some attention, as did the ongoing battle between T.O. Mayor Rob Ford and Sarah Thomson. For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 11th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 and  of U. of T. researcher Sali Tagliamonte joined us, to talk about our 'ever changing' language. Sarah Thomson's allegation, that Toronto Mayor Rob Ford "grabbed her ass", got some attention, as did a pending gun law in Nelson, Georgia. For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 8th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Journalist, author, activist, feminist, Sally Armstrong joined us, to talk about her new book, "The Ascention Of Women". A great airline story out of the States got some attention...and, of course, we spent some time on the passing of Stompin' Tom. For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 7th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

A London Councillor's use of the "N" word got some attention...she wanted it, she got it! We talked about a 7-year old who was suspended from school for pointing his pastry...and a couple of fast food outlets made our list of topics. For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 6th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Participaction's Kelly Murumets, talked about a new report on childhood obesity, recommendations to address the growing problem. 88.1 morning show host, Erin Montgomery checked in from one of the new Target stores...and, bogus driving schools in Toronto got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 5th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

92-year old Dennis Olorenshaw, talked about his losing battle with the OHRC re: higher insurance rates for elderly drivers. Parent Educator, Sara Dimerman dealt with 'off on their own', March Break teens...and, a shocking event at a seniors home in California got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for March 4th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Laura Fitzsimmons, co-founder of 'Children's Advocates for Public Education, Ontario', reacted to the news that elementary teachers won't be returning to extracurricular activities. A former top advisor to the Prime Minister got some attention for his remarks re: child porn...as did a Holocaust joke, from the lips of Joan Rivers. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Mar. 1st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Taylor Parnaby joined us for another segment of 'Parnaby's Perspective', his views on stories in the news. That 'tripping' coach out in BC got some attention, as did a new internet craze, something called, "goating". For this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 28th on our Listen Page, then drop a cpmmenmt into our Sound Off Section.

Gregory Thomas of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, talked about the write-off of another bunch (44,000!) of student loans. Big spenders in the Senate got more attention, as did a 'free speech' ruling by the Supreme Court. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 27th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Wayne Lewchuk, Labour and Economics Prof. at McMaster University, discussed his report on "precarious work and household well-being". A surprise move by Yahoo boss Marrisa Mayer, got some attention...as did an order to demolish a "monster" home in Brampton. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 26th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The big doins' in Hollywood got a lot of attention, MC Seth MacFarlane's performance. We talked about a lawsuit in the States re: 'out of order' birth control pills...and Ontario highschool teachers getting the go, on extracurricular activities. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 25th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Provincial Tory Energy Critic, Vic Fedeli joined us, re: new "found" documents relating to the cancellation of those gas plants in Oakville and Mississauga. Susan Eng, VP of the senior's organization, CARP, commented on the program in Sudbury targeting elderly drivers...and, the now free on bail, 'Bladerunner' got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 22nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound off Section.

Peggy Calvert, Co-founder of 'No Casino Toronto', talked about the growing opposition to a gambling complex. The sudden "retirement" of tennis pro Rebecca Marino got some attention, as did Hazel McCallion's push for a city sign at Pearson Airport. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 21st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The Fraser Institute's Peter Cowley, talked about their lastest report card on the province's elementary schools. Dana Brochu, Category Brand Director for Tim Horton's, discussed a poll on their 'Roll up the Rim' contest...and an author's attack on the Duchess of Cambridge got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 20th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Astronomer, Margaret Campbell-Brown, shared more info on that meteor bombing in Russia last week. Dr. Trafton Drew talked about his study of radiologists, just how observant they are...and lawsuits against Carnival ship lines also got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 19th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The CAA's Ian Jack, brought us up to date on the IDP situation in Florida. The Universe's attack on Russia got some attention, as did the compensation being offered to those aboard the Carnival Triumph. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 15th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

On 'Parnaby's Perspective', Taylor sounded off on issues in the Senate. Horse Industry spokesperson, Sue Leslie, had a few words to say about lost jobs at Woodbine and Mohawk...and, a tragic Valentine's Day story out of South Africa got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 14th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

A new survey on the "emotional well being" of Toronto students sparked a debate. Obama's State of The Union address got some attention, as did all the nonsense surrounding the demise of cop killer, Chris Dorner. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 13th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Neil MacCarthy, spokesperson for the Archdiocese of Toronto talked about the Pope's resignation. Cindy Horswell, a reporter with the Houston Chonicle, told the story of a young father who gunned down the drunk driver who killed his two boys...and, a Sri Lankan inmate's efforts to stay in touch, got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 12th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

A young Miami woman played the "apology card" to escape 30 days in jail. The surprise announcement out of the Vatican got some attention, as did the "bite" during Saturday night's tilt between the Leafs and Habs. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 11th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Dr. Tim Bilkey joined us to discuss his new book, "Fast Minds", a look at 'adult ADHD'. Senator Pat Brazeau's run-in with the law got some attention, as did a slanted headline on the Huff Post. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 8th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

TDSB Student Trustee, Kourosh Houshman, reacted to some good news from the Board...there will be proms at the city's high schools this year! A mouthy young lady in Miami got some attention, as did a bride in Brampton, who taken in by her low life Cuban husband. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 7th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 Toronto Star reporter, Emily Mathieu, shared her piece on dangerous cabbies in the Big Smoke. Employment Law specialist, Stuart Rudner, talked about how a Federal Court ruling might impact the workplace...and, an odd addiction got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast fro Feb. 6th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Director Leif Kalder joined us to talk about his documentary, "Shattered Ground", a look at the controversial practice of 'fracking'. We spent some time on the John McCaine story, the Senator slapped with the "racist" label for referring to Iran's leader as a 'monkey'...and those flying smokers from Cape Breton got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 5th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Tory MP Paul Calandra, talked about the succession law reform act, that's now before Parliament. Parent Educator, Sara Dimerman discussed the importance of allowing your kids to fail...and, of course, a number of events surrounding the Super Bowl got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 4th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Jehad Aliweiwi, Executive Director of The Thornhill Neighbourhood Office joined us, re: non-citizens being allowed to vote in municipal elections. Things "Super Bowl" got some attention, as did a Manitoba newpaper that has dumped its Facebook page. Fore this and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 1st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Tech wiz Marc Saltzman, shared his views on the new BB 10...gives it a "B or B+". Former CTV reporter Desmond Brown, talked about his piece in the Toronto Star re: former TDSB Director, Chris Spence...and, an outraged ice fisherman up on Lake Scugog got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 31st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Andy Muri of MADD Canada, talked about that Toronto Councillor who's pled guilty to drunk driving. The threatened suspension of a five-year old who made a "gun" out of LEGOS, got some attention, as did the cost of shipping the PM's armoured vehicles to India. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 30th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

A member of Toronto City Council took a verbal slap, after pleading guilty to drunk driving. We talked about the latest on those two Aussie DJs...and Conrad Black's new talk show got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 29th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Taylor Parnaby joined us with his "Perspective" on Kathleen Wynne's, win. 'Touched By An Angel' star, Roma Downey, talked about her new mini-series, 'The Bible'...and Sarah Palin's split from Fox got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 28th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford's big (surprise?) win took up a few minutes. A neat dolphin tale got some attention, as did a study on the kinds of people who are addicted to Facebook. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 25th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

U. of T. psychologist, Dr. Kang Lee joined us to talk about his study of lying...he says if your rug rat does it, it's a good thing. Michele Obama's eye rolling at the inaugual luncheon got some attention, as did Chief Theresa Spence ending her "hunger strike." For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 24th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Environment Canada's Dave Philips joined us with a positive long range forecast. Tory Leader Tim Hudak's plan to ensure extracurricular activities got some attention, as did a new DWI law in County kerry, Ireland. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 23rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 Terrorism expert David Harris joined us to talk about those two "Canadian" Islamic militants, gunned down in Algeria. A comment made by Ontario Liberal leadship hopeful Sandra Pupatello got some attention...as did a remark from Prince Harry on his tour in Afghanistan. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 22nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Kim Pate, Executive Director of the Elizabeth Fry Society, shared her views on a Supreme Court ruling that affects battered women. The Globe and Mail's Caroline Alfonso talked about her article on teachers bullying teachers...and that foreign leaf on our new bills got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 21st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Branding specialist, David Kincade, talked about Lance Armstrong's chances of resurrecting his tarnished "brand". Sean Marks, principal of Chris Hadfield Elementary, told us about his students chat with the space Coon a mmander...and a new "feel good" ditty out of Quebec got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 18th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

On today's segment of 'Parnaby's Perspective', Taylor shared his views on the Lance Armstrong "confession"...and those conspiracy nuts who claim the slaughter in Newtown was "fabricated" to back calls for stricter gun controls. Tim Blackmore, a prof. of Media Studies at Western, talked about his experiences with "helicopter parents"...and fur coat destroying vandals got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 17th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

John Wright of Ipsos-Reid joined us to talk about their latest poll on how Canadians view the First Nation's struggle with Ottawa. We talked about conspiracy theorists who claim the shooting in Newtown was staged...and a teacher in Cincinnati who suffers from 'pedophobia' got some attentrion. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 16th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Popular financial advisor Gail Vaz-Oxlade checked in with a look at her latest book, "Money Rules!" Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong's big confession got some attention, as did a new reality show about a "rapper's" baby mamas. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 15th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Doris Mattear of Georgetown talked about how her daughter's art teacher had the kids make up protest signs for a planned walkout. The ongoing hunger strike by First Nation's Chief Theresa Spence got more attention, as did the latest on former TDSB Director, Chris Spence. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 14th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Aruna Papp, author of "Unworthy Creature" joined us to talk about that horrific rape case in India. Dietician Liz Pearson talked about obesity and weight loss...and WE talked about, those forever disgruntled teachers, and "First Nations" folk. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 11th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Marine expert, David Kirby, talked about the plight of that pod of Orcas in northern Quebec. Mark Pugash, spokesperson for Toronto's finest, gave us the "cop's view" on photo-radar...and three "apologies" got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 10th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Filmmaker John Curtin talked about his documentary, 'Servcing The Royals', a behind the scenes look at those who toil at the Palace. Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair's idea of reintroducing photo-radar got some attention, as did teachers State-side flocking to gun clubs. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 9th on our Listen page, then drop a comment into our Soun d Off Section.

David Kincade, CEO of Level 5 Strategy joined us to talk about the NHL lockout, the damage it's done to its brand. Don Cherry got some attention for his tweet on the amount of money we pour into Haiti...as did CNN's Piers Morgan's gun debate with shock jock Alex Jones. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 8th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

International Cooperation Minister Julian Fantino joined us, to talk about the impact our hard working tax dollars are having in Haiti. Therapist and Parent Educator Sara Dimerman, had some advice for those struggling with their New Year's resolutions...and the ongoing tiff between Ottawa and the First Nations got more attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 7th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The ongoing hunger strike by Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence got more attention, as did the ONGOING teachers dispute. We kicked around a ridiculous ruling by the Iowa Supreme Court, and addressed yet another complaint against a TTC employee. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Jan. 4th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

It was 'Former Colleagues Day' at themotts.ca! Taylor Parnaby and Andy Barrie joined us! Taylor with another segment of 'Parnaby's Perspective', a look at the 'Fiscal Cliff' deal in the States, and the 'Idle No More' movement this side of the border. And Andy shared his thoughts on being awarded the Order Of Canada. He also talked about Parkinsons disease and a group that helped him through dance. http://www.dancingwithparkinsons.com/ For this and more, please check out the podcast for January 3rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Film maker David Brady joined us to talk about his CBC documentary on a VERY big, nasty volcano in Yellowstone National Park. Check it out at the Doc Zone http://www.cbc.ca/doczone/ Our Dog Lady, Caroline Bolduc of Bold Canine, went over the do's and don'ts in off-leash parks...and a petition to rid the U.S. of CNN's Piers Morgan got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for January 2nd our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Horse industry spokesperson, Sue Leslie, talked about a bleak future for the equine business, unless Queens Park steps up with support. Read some interesting pieces on our front page about the devastation. Some sad news about Darwin, the Ikea Monkey got some attention, as did the Premier's new 'Locked door' policy for all schools. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Dec. 21st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Taylor Parnaby shared his views on the media's handling of the Newtown tragedy, in our 'Parnaby's Perspective' segment. Former CAW boss, Buzz Hargrove, had few things to say about GM's plans to pull the Camaro line out of Oshawa, and the Supreme Court's ruling on veils in the courtroom got some attention. For this and more, please check out the Dodcast for Dec. 20th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

David Rider, the Toronto Star's Urban Affairs Bureau Chief, talked about how his son's school handled the tragedy in Newtown. That dumb move by Facebook got some attention, as did a report on the Benghazi incident. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Dec. 19th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The Toronto Star's Shawna Richer joined us, to talk about her experiences amongst the "Beliebers". The tragedy in Newtown got more attention, as did one man's complaint about a Christmas greeting. For this and more, please check out the podcast for for Dec. 18th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The Toronto Sun's Joe Warmington sounded off on the teachers for their rotating strikes and cancellation of after school activities. Barack Obama's scolding of the NHL and players got some attention, as did the language cops in Quebec, who are hassling Ben and Jerry's. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Dec. 14th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Ontario Auditor-General, Jim McCarter talked about his annual report, what the McGuinty Government's been doing with your money. Yasmin Nakhuda, the 'monkey mom', brought us up to date on her custody battle for little Darwin...and the plot to murder Justin Bieber got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Dec. 13th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

OFL boss Sid Ryan joined us to share his views on Michigan's new 'Right To Work' law. The story of Darwin the monkey got more attention...as did the latest on the Aussie DJs. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Dec. 12th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Western U. Prof. Pauline Barmby joined us, to try and ease the minds of those who fear the end is near...that the Mayan`s got it right. The`Darwin the monkey`story got some attention...as did the latest on those two Aussie DJ`s. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Dec. 11th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Our former Program Director, Steve Kowch, http://kowchmedia.com/ joined us with his views the Aussie DJ's prank call. Disgruntled teachers got more attention...as did unsuccessful, Toronto traffic dodgers. For this and more, please check the podcast for Dec. 10th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Laurie Jennings, Ex. Editor of Chatelaine joined us, with a look at the magazine's 'Genius Gift Ideas'. A suspected suicide in England, believed to be the result of a prank, got some attention...as did Justin Bieber's manager, who's crying foul! For this and more, please check out the podcast for Dec. 7th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Prof. Gary Genosco, author of "Punched Drunk", punched a few holes in Tim Hudak's, 'booze in corner stores', idea. A prank pulled by two Aussie DJ's got some attention, as did a new york City subway tragedy. For this and more, please check out the podcast for dec. 5th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Parent Educator Sara Dimerman joined us, sharing her views on the limelight awaiting the yet to be born Royal. The latest on the province's teachers got some attention...as did a claim made by former Heavyweight Champion, Mike Tyson. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Dec. 4th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Rob Granatstein of canada.com joined us to talk about the never ending gift to the media, that are the Ford brothers. We discussed a call for higher booze prices to help combat problem drinking...and Angus T. Jones' apology for dissing his sitcom, Two And Ahalf Men. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 28th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 We worked our way through a conversatio n with Justin Bieber's mother, Patti Mallette...sorry about the cell phone problems. Lawyer, Angela Chaisson joined us, a member of the legal team that brought down Toronto Mayor Rob Ford...and comments made by Two and Ahalf Men star, Angus T. Jones got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 27th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 

The day`s two biggest stories got most of our attention...the ousting of Toronto Mayor, Rob Ford, (didn`t think it would happen!) and of course the Argonaut win and controvesry surrounding the half-time show. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 26th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Geoff Hill of Deloitte Canada couldn't join us re: their report on the Oil Sands, thanks to failed phone lines. We're hoping he can join us next week. We did discuss Justin Trudeau's slagging of Albertans...and a school bus driver's firing got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 23rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Jane Pepino, lawyer, farmer, activist, talked about her group's win over a 'mega quarry' in Dufferin. Insulting tweets by the "stupid" got some attention...as did the "reload' in Gaza. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 22nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Broadcast journalist, Taylor Parnaby joined us with his views on the news...approaching the 'fiscal cliff' and Israel's scuffle with Hamas. Pollster, Lorne Bozinoff talked about how prepared Torontonians are for a major disaster...and the hand behind Elmo got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 21st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 Neuroscientist, Dr. Adrian Owen joined us to talk about his fascinating reaearch into communicating with those in a "vegetative state". Real estate lawyer, Allan Silverstein shared his views on a case in Bowmanville. A couple is suing, say they weren't told about a double murder in their "dream home". And, a call to boycott Macy's got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 20th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The Toronto Argonauts' upcoming appearance in the 100th Grey Cup got some attention. We talked about a young man who's been denied his diploma fort smoking a little dope...and Kim Kardashian's tweets on the Gaza conflict. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 19th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Brock Un. Prof., Dr. Michael Armstrong addressed a mini baby boom in Windsor, that may have been the rersult of the January release of "Fifty Shades of Grey". We Talked about Toronto's wanted 'flag kicker'...and the need for 'calming rooms' in our elementary schools. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 16th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Former CTV anchor Lloyd Robertson, talked about his book, "The Kind Of Life It's Been"...gave us a peak behind the scenes. The story of a woman in search of a haircut got some attention, as did a lawsuit against Air Canada. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 15th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

It may undergo some alterations, but Queen's Un. Prof. Jill Jacobson, says her class 'civility clause', will remain. A transgendered high school student's fight for washroom rights got some attention, as did the "General" mess in the U.S. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 14th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Toronto Star investigative reporter, Kevin Donovan talked about the Ornge scandal, spelled out in depth in his e-book, "Ornge: The Star investigation that broke the story". Check out Stardispatches for more in depth reports from the Toronto Star.      

http://www.stardispatches.com/?utm_source=google%2B&utm_medium=AdWords&utm_term=StarDispatches&utm_campaign=SDLaunch Uncle Sam's "trouble with Generals" got some attention, as did a tragic case of hungry horses. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 13th on our Listen page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Diana Walsh, author of "Empty Cradle", relived the nightmare of a child taken. Some rude anti-war protesters in Toronto got some attention, as did the now ex-boss of the CIA. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 12th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Erica Johnson of CBC's Marketplace, talked about the "icky" stuff found in hotel rooms...microscopic critters and such. The TTC's nixing of the 'Lest We Forget' message on buses got some attention...as did the chemical branding of a little Beagle, by some sicko in in Toronto. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 9th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Page.

Skid school owner Ian law talked about his support for higher spped limits on our major highways. A military investigation into a "racially charged" video got some attention, as did a call for 'women only' parking spots. For this and more, please check out the poidcast for Nov. 8th on our Listen page, then drop a comment into our Sound off Section.

Former Finance Minister Janet Ecker taled about the U.S. election and its impact on us. Danielle Wade, the new 'Dorothy' in the Mirvish production of "The Wizard of Oz", joined us...and the dangers of not tipping got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 7th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

penalty for not tippingFilm maker Andy Blicq talked about his upcoming, alarming TV documentary on cheating..."Faking The Grade". Election day USA got some attention, including some of the ballot proposals, e.g. the legalization of marijuana. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 6th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound off Section.

TVParent Educator Sara Dimerman, talked about how to deal with the "gimmies" this holiday season. The ongoing tragic situation in the American Northeast got more attention...as did the BIG race at Woodbine Friday! For this ande more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 5th on our Listen page, then drop a comment into our Sounde Off Section.

Julian Falconer, lawyer for Ashley Smith's family joined us. He challenged the Prime Minister, he says if the PM is is going to talk the talk, he better walk the walk.  Speaking of walking,  if you are a pedestrian in Toronto, heads up 11 people have been hit.  More on Sandy and the liberal leadership run.  For this and more check out our podcast for Nov 2nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Atmospheric researcher, Dr. Kevin Trenberth shared his views on Hurricane Sandy, and what the future might hold. Broadcast journalist Taylor Parnaby, tells why Obama will hang onto the White House...and, the Ashley Smith video tapes have been released...you can find them on our site under News, Vids, and Pics. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Nov. 1st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Former Sportsnet host Damian Goddard joined us to talk about his anti-Gay marriage ad now running in the States. The Leafs' Tyler Bozak's Halloween costume choice got some attention...as did 'Sandy's' impact on the U.S. election. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Oct. 31st on our Listen Page, then drop a commenrt into our Sound Off Section.

A vicious K-9 attack in Oakville that cost a little dog an eye, got some attention. We discussed the hit by Hurricane Sandy...and mandatory flu shots for health care workers. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Oct. 30th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Environment Canada's Dave Philips, talked about what hurricane 'Sandy' has in store for us. Tom Harrington, host of CBC's 'Marketplace', pointed out the danger posed by the mechanical tenderizing of meat...and, Ontario's high school teachers took a bit of a rap. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Oct. 29th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The war of words continues.  Barbara tells off Donald.  Sarah and Ann get into it too and charges are dropped against a Toronto man who was  "guilty" of protecting his home. For this and more please check out the podcast for Oct. 26th on our Listen page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Education Minister, Laurel Broten talked about the tussel with teachers, defended her government hitting 'pause' on the legislature, and said she was still undecided about seeking the party leadership. Donald Trump's 'bombshell' announcement abour Barack Obama got some attention...as did a corrupt civil servant in Montreal. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Oct. 25th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The OMA is calling for a tax on junk food in the battle of the bulge, Derek Nighbor of Food and Consumer Products of Canada told us why his group is so angry with them. Far right-wing mouthpiece, Ann Coulter, may have gone too far this time.  Caroline Bolduc of Bold Canine talked about a chihuahua being deemed a dangerous dog! For this and more please check out the podcast for Oct. 24 on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound off section.

The outcome of the third and final U.S presidential debate, was debated. McGuinty's announcement that he won't seek the Federal Liberal Leadership got some attention...as did an emotionmal plea to end the NHL lockout. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Oct. 23rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Former Ontario Liberal Cabinet Minister, Sandra Pupatello, talked about the speculation she'll seek the party leadership.  Steve Paikin, host of 'The Agenda', looked back on his 20-years with TVO...and a stupid comment by the leader of the Wildrose Party got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Oct. 22nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

We talked about the New York fundraiser that saw Obama and Romney take goodnatured (?) jabs at one another. The passing of a great man, Lincoln Alexander, got some attention...as did an apology from a B.C. Lion. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Oct. 19th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Andy Murie of MADD joined us to comment on the Ana Bailao (Toronto Councillor) drunk driving case. A teacher's union message to its members got some attention...as did a report from Toronto's Auditor-General. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Oct. 18th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Body language expert, Janine Driver joined us with her impression of the candidates during last night's presidential debate. A Toronto reseacher shared the findings of his study on cycling deaths in the province...and the Amanda Todd story got more attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Oct. 17th on our Listen page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Broadcast journalist, Taylor Parnaby joined us to talk about Dalton McGuinty's surprise resignation, and the parouging of the legislature. John Snobelen, one of a three member committee, talked about where the parouging leaves their recommendations on the future of Ontario's horse industry...and the announcement by 'Anomymous' that it's tracked down Amanda Todd's tormentor, also got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Oct. 16th on our Listen page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Frederick Lane, author of 'Raising Cyber-Ethical Kids' had a few things to say about the tragic suicide of B.C. teen, Amanda Todd. The race for the White House got more attention...as did Felix Baumgartner's record setting dive from near space. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Oct. 15th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The Vice-Presidential debate in the States got a lot of attention, the ups, the downs, who scored points. We talked about Florida Pastor Terry Jones being turned away at the border...and another tragic case of cyber-bullying, that led to the suicide of a young girl in B.C. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Oct. 12th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 

Controversial pastor Terry Jones joined us to talk about his possible visit to Toronto. That is unless he's banned from the country.  Dr. Dominque Bourget suprised us with her study that shows most women who kill their partners weren't abused.  That flies in the face of conventional thinking. We also talked about the ruffled feathers over the use of Big Bird and more.  Check out the podcast for Oct 10 on our Listen page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

We discussed an unbelievable video of an Ohio man mocking a disabled 10-year old girl. Mitt Romney's foreign affairs speech got some attention...as did the Supreme Court's ruling dealing with AIDS. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Oct. 9th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The first of three presidential debates was discussed...a shocker, Romney winning hands down! We talked about the possible cancellation of 'pizza days' at some schools in Peel, allergies a concern...and front lawn, 'natural garden' eyesores got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Oct. 4th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section

Patrick Gossage, former Press Secretary for Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, talked about Justin's run for the Liberal leadership. An overweight news anchor's dressing down of a critic got some attention, as did another drop in gas prices. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Oct. 3rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Journalist/author, Michelle Shephard shared her views on convicted terrorist, Omar Khadr...her latest book, "Guantanamo's Child". We talked about why Carol will no longer shop at Ikea...and the 'Honey Boo Boo' clan got more attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Oct. 2nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The National Post's Michael Den Tandt talked about the return on Omar Khadr, the lack of middle ground, he's either victim or villain. Parent Educator, Sara Dimerman joined us again...and live coverage of a suicide by Fox News got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Oct. 1st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

How stupid are some of the voters??? You won't believe it, or maybe you will. We talked about affirmative action, the veggie link on the TDSB website, now removed and more.  Check out the podcast for Sept 28th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Morality watchdog, Rev. Charles McVeety joined us, outraged over a sex 'how to' link on the TDSB website. We discussed the pros and cons of the 'driverless car'...and a new report on global warming got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Sept. 27th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Toronto Sun scribe, Joe Warmington talked about talk of an all gay high school in T.O. Word that Justin Trudeau WILL seek the Liberal Leadership got some attention...as did the concern about the possible side effects of hyper activity drugs. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Sept. 26th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Tory MPP, Rob Leone, talked about the scrapped Oakville gas plant and the wasted millions in tax doallrs. TDSB spokesman, Ryan Bird, addressed the controversy surrounding a poster campaign...and a couple of cases of 'cusin' out' reporters got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Sept. 25th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

  Greg Thomas, of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, talked about MP pension reform...and word of a payhike for members. Events sparked by that anti-Islam movie got some attention, as did a threat against the United States. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Sept. 24th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Apologies, Monica's book, kids giving teachers the silent treatment and more.  We also talked to Craig Collins Sport Organizing Chairman - Equestrian for the 2015 Pan American Games and Managing Partner of Equestrian Management Group joined us to talk about the big weekend at the Caledon Equestrian Park and the child who will receive a horse thanks to the partnership with the Children's Wish Foundation.  For this and more check out our podcast for Sept 21 on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Canadian Muslim activist, Raheel Raza, http://muslimsfacingtomorrow.com/ shared her views on the violence in the Middle-East, and talked about her new organization, 'Muslims Facing Tomorrow'. An item in the latest census got some attention...as did the new and politically correct version of, 'Twas The Night Before Christmas'. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Sept. 20th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Veterinarian Garth Henry talked about the tragic impact on the horse industry, due to the cancellation of the 'Slots For Racetracks' program...and what he may be forced to do to HIS animals. The controversy surrounding the Blue Jays Yunel Escobar got some attention...as did the latest gross out, on 'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo'. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Sept. 19th on our Listen Page, then drop a commenrt into our Sound Off section.

Sid Ryan President of the Ontario Federation of Labour joined us. He wants a criminal investigation into Shell policies to see if they are partially responsible for the gas station attendants death. They have set up hot line for employees 1-800-668-9138. Have you had wages deducted because of theft? Justin Lavner from UCLA talked about his study on pre-wedding jitters. You want to hear this if you or someone you know is getting married!  For this and more check out the podcast for Sept 18th on our Listen page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Liberal MPP, Mike Cole commented on the 'gas and dash' death in Toronto over the weekend...he's exploring possible legislation to prevent this kind of thing. We had more to say on the 'topless Kate' photos...and Republican 'miscues' got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Sept. 17th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound off Section.

Defence Minister Peter MacKay talked about the tension in the Middle East, the provocation here by a group planning to screen the movie that some say triggered this insanity, and the governments committment to soldiers suffering physically and mentally after their duty.  We talked teachers, a wonderful employer and more. For this and more check out the podcast for Sept 14th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Oil Industry watchdog, Roger McKnight joined us, with a look at what's up with those up and down gas prices. We discussed the latest re: U.S. embassy attacks...and little Honey Boo Boo got more attention. (Sorry) For this and more, please check out the podcast for Sept. 13th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound off Section.

Sam Benet, Pres. of Canadians Against Immigration Fraud joined us, re: Ottawa's crackdown. The attacks on U.S. diplomatic posts in the Middle East got some attention...as did teacher reaction to the province's wage freeze legislation. For this and more, check out the podcast for Sept. 12th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Terrorism expert, David Harris joined us with his views on Ottawa's move to pull the plug on diplomatic ties with Iran. We took a look back at 9/11...and telemarketers got some attention. For this and more, check out the podcast for Sept. 11 on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Parent Educator, Sara Dimerman made her monthly appearance, the topic this time, those 'back to school challenges'. Prince Harry's return to Afghanistan got some attention, as did the closing of our embassy in Iran. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Sept. 10th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The Dragons Den's, Jim Treliving joined us, to discuss his new book, "Decisions". Toronto lawyer, Daniel Brown talked about a client who's facing charges, for the crime of defending his home...And, the PQ win is Quebec got some attention, as did Mrs. Obama's speech at the DNC. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Sept. 5th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Criminal profiler, Pat Brown, talked about keeping safe "out there". Her latest book: "How To Save Your Daughter's Life". U.S. Army deserter, Kim Rivera's appeal to stay in Canada got some attention...as did the Quebec election and the DNC. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Sept. 4th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Tory MPP, Julia Munro, joined us to talk about lavish pensions for civil servants. Clint Eastwood's appearance at the RNC got some attention...as did the ongoing attacks on Krista Ford. For this and more, please check out the podcast of Aug. 31st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Former Ontario Cabinet Minister, John Snobelen, talked about his committee's look at the province's hurting race horse industry. Toronto Fords, Rob and Krista got some attention...as did one of the city's eateries. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Aug. 30th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Sports psychologist, Dr. Chris Gee joined us to talk about how some Paralympians are cheating, guilty of "boosting". Ann Romney's speech at the RNC got some attention...as did the "pickle" Rob Ford finds himself in. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Aug. 29th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Professor and Author Nancy Segal joined us to talk about her new book on twins "Born Together Raised Apart: The Landmark Minnesota Twin Study" her website is http://www.drnancysegaltwins.org/ We were also joined by Ron Bannerjee of the Canadian Hindu Advocacy.  He's planned a dog walk in front of a Toronto mosque. For this and more check out the podcast for Aug. 28th on our Listen page, then drop a comment into our Sound off Section.

Sue Leslie, President of the Ontario Horse Racing Industry Association, talked about a commission report on the industry. Prince Harry's troubles got more attention...as did the passing of Neil, first man on the moon, Armstrong. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Aug. 27th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Education Minister, Laurel Broten joined us to talk about the showdown with the Province's teachers, and the legislation to be intruduced Monday. We spent some time on the Lance Armstrong story...and the latest information on the situation at Marineland. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Aug. 24th on our Listen page, then drop a comment into our Sound off Section.

Michael Bryant, former Ontario Attorney General talked about his new book "28 Seconds" which tells of the incident which killed cyclist Darcy Allen Sheppard.  Very revealing interview.  We also discussed the U.S. election campaign and of course Harry.  You can hear it by going to our Listen page and clicking on the podcast for August 23. Please drop a comment into our Sound off Section.

International bestselling author Debbie Macomber joined us.  Her latest book The Inn at Rose Harbor. Check her out at http://www.debbiemacomber.com/ We talked about Prince Harry's wild time in Las Vegas and he has the pictures to prove it. More on the idiot Congressman and Michael Phelps. For this and more check out our podcast for August 22nd on our Listen Page.  Drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

We spent some time on the passing of funny lady, Phyllis Diller, a trailblazer for today's female comics. U.S Congressman, Todd Aikin took more abuse for his "legit rape" comment...and a study on ther drinking habits of married women got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Aug. 21st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

A rally at Queens Park got some attention, as did a weekend protest at Marineland. And, like all of you, we congratulated 14-year old Annaleise Carr on her conquest of Lake Ontario! For this and more, please check out the posdcast for Aug. 20th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The controversy surrounding the treatment of animals at Marineland and Game Farm got more attention. We discussed the unjust sentence handed the members of 'Pussy Riot' by a Russian court...and an inappropriate joke in a Legion newsletter. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Aug. 17th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Rob Fords driving habits were up for discussing again.  How come this guy just doesn't get it?  Get him a driver and be done with it.  In the first week of August 8 kids died in hot cars.  Janette Fennell of KidsAndCars.org talked about how it's possible to forget your kid in the backseat and Kathi Lee's embarrassing moment.  For this and much more check out the podcast for Aug. 16th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Researcher, Dr. David Spence joined us to talk about his study that may put you off your eggs. Distracted driver, Toronto Mayor Rob Ford got some attention, as did a couple of political leaders in Quebec. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Aug. 15th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Cary Kaplan, Pres. of Cosmos Sports Marketing joined us to talk about why our Olympic medalists don't score big endorsements. Complaints about Canadian shoppers in a small community in the States got some attention...as did a new poll on our relationship with Quebec. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Aug. 14th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The closing of "The Games" got quite a bit of attention, as did Canada's performance in London. Successful? We also head from Toronto Coun. James Pasternak re: his idea concerning a bid for the 2024 Olympics. Is he on to something? For this and more, please check out the podcast for Aug. 13th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Sportscaster, and former colleague Rick Hodge joined us to discuss some of the controversies at "The Games". The Province versus teachers issue got some attention, as did a proposal re: education from a new political party in Quebec. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Aug. 10th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

CTV Olympic analyst, Dr. Greg Wells joined us with a look at what makes Olympians, Olympians. We kicked around McGuinty's call for by-elections in Vaughn and Kitchener-Waterloo...and Joan River's verbal assault on Costco. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Aug. 9th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

John Lawford, lawyer for the Public Interest Advocacy Center joined us, re: Rogers 'truth in advertising' court case. The on-going Chick-fil-a controversy got some attention...as did the latest from the London Games. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Aug. 8th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Science writer, Randy Atwood joined us to discuss the cool 'Curiosity' mission. Parent Educator, Sara Dimerman talked about keeping kids away from that "wrong crowd"...and, of course, like most Canadians, we sounded off about the poor officiating during yesterday's Team Canada/U.S. soccer match. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Aug. 7th on our Listen Page, than drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The latest from the Olympics got some attention, like every day during the Games. A Grey County man's battle against the Lord's prayer at council was dealth with...as was the Liberal's re-hiring of the Vikileaks villain. For this, and much more, please check out the podcast for Aug. 3rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

After 27-years in the Ontario Legislature, Liberal MPP Greg Sorbara has called it quits...he joined us to talk about the move. We also heard from Michael Nicula, head of the newest party on the Federal scene...the Online Party of Canada. We discussed the latest from the Games...and Barbara Walter`s comments on the Queen got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Aug. 2nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Prof. Beverly Law joined us, co-author of a climate study that indicates we could be in for a loooong dry spell. Dave Douglass, Creative Director for the ad agency Lowe Roche, talked about their neat campaign for a Porsche dealership...and of course the latest hiccups at "The Games" got some attention. For this and more, please checkout the podcast for Aug. 1st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Thanks to Mother Nature, who whacked us with a storm, we were on and off again, as we kicked around the latest controversies at the London Games. We talked about CNN's apology for its' shot a S. Palin...and Rob Ford's rejection of CNE freebies. For this and more, check out the podcast for July 31st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section. (As our phones were knocked out, we couldn't hook up with Michael Nicula of the "Online Party Of Canada"...we hope to do it Thursday.)

Former Olympian and two-time medalist, Silken Laumann http://www.silkenlaumann.com/ joined us, with a look back at her time on the big stage. We touched on the various controversies at the London Games...and comments made by Mrs. Peter MacKay got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for July 30th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

On this, our last show before vacation, (YES!) that tragic shooting at a movie house in Colorado got a lot of attention. We kicked around the sentence handed one of those 'Black Bloc' twerps, for her crimes during the G-20 Summit. And, we had a little more to say about the arrest of funnyman, Fred Willard for lewd conduct. For this and more, please check out the podcast for July 20th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section. We're back on the 30th, please join us!

Tory MPP, Frank Klees joined us to talk about the Legislative Committee hearing into the ORNGE scandal, the testimony of former CEO Chris Mazza. T.O. Councillor, Michael Thompson addressed the gun violence in the city...and, the arrest of funny man Fred Willard for lewd conduct, got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for July 19th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Lorrie Goldstein of the Toronto Sun joined us to discuss possible solutions to the city's gun problem. Here is his a link to his column http://bit.ly/M99EIx Our 'Dog Lady', Caroline Bolduc of Bold Canine dropped by...and of course this never ending heat wave got more attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for July 18th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The daily shooting in Toronto got a lot of attention...the tragic loss of a 15-year girl and wounding of a toddler! The surprising debate over the future of the Joe Paterno statue at Penn State was discussed...as was a new study on sleep patterns. For this and more, please check out the podcast for July 17th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The rantings of a Toronto, Islamic preacher got our attention. We noted the passing of Oscar winner Celeste Holm...and a whiny family in Maple Ridge, B.C. made the discussion. For this and more, please check out the podcast for July 16th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Actor, author, Shelley Peterson joined us, and our niece, Emma, to talk about her latest work of fiction, "Dark Days At Saddle Creek." We discussed the "downtown is no place to raise kids" comment, made by Toronto Deputy-Mayor Doug Holyday...and the death of three horses at the Calgary Stampede got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for July 13th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Jeremiah Bach, one of the organizers of "Mad Pride Toronto" joined us to talk about all the craziness going on this week. We discussed a threatened lawsuit coming out of the Vatican...and, 'when creatures attack' stories got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for July 12th on our Listen Page, then drop a commenrt into our Sound Off Section.

Her daughter was bullied and she complained to the school.  Now this Mom has received a letter banning her from school property.  We talked about falling asleep at the wheel, Conrad Black and stupid warnings.  For this and more check out our podcast for July 11th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Richard Elliot, Executive-Director of the Canadian HIV/Aids Legal Network joined us, to discuss some recommended, controversial changes to Canadian laws. TomKats speedy divorce settlement got some attention...as did the sentence handed one of the Vancouver Stanley Cup rioters. For this and more, please check ouit the podcast for July 10th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Dr. Malathi Raghavan from the University of Manitoba talked about her study on dog bites...doesn't look good for pit bulls. Stacie Ikka, a "Ghost Dater", explained how she helps people with their on-line pitches...and Justin Beiber's run in with the Highway Patrol got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for July 9th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Dan Loiselle, track announcer at Woodbine joined us to talk about Maximum Ride's (Hey, Wait For Me!) photo finish. We discussed the latest in the Cruise/Holmes soap...and more cries of "animal abuse" directed at the Calgary Stampede, got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for July 6th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Bernie Farber, human rights activist and former head of the Canadian Jewish Congress joined us to discuss the case of Neo-Nazi, Terry Tremaine. We talked about Canadian NBA star Steve Nash turning down the Raptors for the Lakers...and Frank Ocean hip-hopping out of the closet. For this and more, please check out the podcast for July 5th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Prof. Stephen Morris of the University of Toronto joined us to try and explain the signifigance of the 'God particle' discovery. Dr. Jeff Temple talked about his study on teen 'sexting'...and the resignation of Minister, Bev Oda got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for July 4th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Weather expert, Dr. Kevin Trenberth joined us to discuss the increase in violent storms. We heard from Parent Educator, Sarah Dimmerman re: the behavior of the four students in Greece, N.Y. who harassed the school bus monitor...and of course the Tom/Katie split got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for July 3rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 Jeremy Diamond with The Historica-Dominion Institute joined us, to discuss their latest poll on Canadian patriotism. Renata DiPietro told us about her 'guide' mini horse, Angel...and we also discussed a court ruling in Germany that outlawed circumcision! For this and more, please check out the podcast for June 28th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 Writer, broadcaster, Jay Ingram joined us to talk about his new book, "Fatal Flaws".  Safety specialist, Roger Tickner shared his views on the Elliot Lake mall disaster. We talked about the Muskoka hotel that's trying to stiff its' employees for some of their tips...and, two bar owners in Belleville who are facing charges in connection with impaired driving deaths, also got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for June 27th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Sarah Green Associate Editor at Harvard Business Review talked about her blog, The Responsiveness Trap.  You may see yourself in this!

http://blogs.hbr.org/hbr/hbreditors/2012/06/the_responsiveness_trap.html  Kori Rowe of CKNR

http://www.moosefm.com/cknr/news MooseFM in Elliot Lake brought us up to date on the status of the rescue mission.  For this and more, please check out the podcast for june 26th on our Listen page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Tim Danson, lawyer for the French/Mahaffy families joined us with his reaction to Paula Todd's ebook on Karla Homolka. We discussed yet another poll that shows how little Americans know about their President...and an odd gift idea for newlyweds south of the border. For this and more, please check out the podcast for June 25th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Journalist Paula Todd joined us to talk about her exclusive interview with killer Karla Homolka. Former Liberal MP Dennis Mills discussed his undertaking to get the 'Slots For Racetrack' program back on track...and, we had more to say about that verbally abused school bus monitor in Greece, N.Y. For this and more, please check out the podcast for June 22nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

An Ottawa father denied custody of kids, primarily because of his weight, filled us in on what he plans to do next. Kids abusing an elderly school bus monitor in Greece, N.Y. got our attention...as did a CBC story re: federal workers porkin' the pooch. For this and more, please check out the podcast for June 21st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

An MSNBC host took a nasty run at the Romney's, a school in T.O. says kids have to submit to a brethalyzer prior to the prom and Justin Bieber, what a nice young man!!! For this and much more please check out our podcast for June 20th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

An Ottawa man, who we identified as "Jack" joined us, to talk about his battle with Family and Children's Services. He wants custody of his two young sons, but they claim he's too fat to care for them properly. We discussed the return of Luka Magnotta, the excessive security...and enhanced security at our borders got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for June 19th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Margaret Sommerville, founder of The McGill Centre for Ethics and the Law, shared her views on a 'right to die' ruling by the B.C. Supreme Court. Canadian historian, Alastair Sweeny took a look back at the War of 1812...and the ongoing Liberal/NDP battle at Queens Park got more attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for June 18th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Financial writer, Rob Garrick joined us to talk about his new book, "How Not To Move Back In With Your Parents". The Wallenda Falls walk got more attention...as did the fuss at Queens Park, and the possibilty of another election next month. For this and more, please check out the Podcast for June 15th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment in to our Sound Off Section.

George Iny of the Canadian Automobile Protection Association joined us to talk about why Canadians pay more than Americans for Canadian made cars. Bob Rae's announcement that he won't seek the Liberal Leadership got more attention...as did another call to legalize an illicit drug. For this and more, please check out the podcast for June 14th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Child psychologist, Dr. Chris Thurber joined us to talk about why he thinks cell phones at kid's camps are a no-no. Our Dog Lady, Caroline Bolduc of Bold Canine dropped by to discuss dog care during the Summer...and Bob Rae's call not to run for the Liberal Leadership also got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for June 13th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

One of the accused in the over-heated, dead puppy case worked for PET VALU!?  Lord love a duck! We talked about a great commencement speech given by an English teacher in the states (I've posted it under News, Vids and Pics) and about a principal who is catching a lot of flack.  She deserves the criticism but some people think it's okay to make racist attacks against her.  For this and more, please check out the podcast for June 12th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Brad Dewar, investigative officer with the OSPCA joined us re: the over heated, dead puppy in a car story. U. of T. Economics Prof. Elizabeth Dhuey talked about the problem with middle schools...and Toronto Coun. Doug Ford's use of the word "Polack" got some attention. For this and more, please check out the podcast for June 11th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

'Hurricane' Hazel's "new tax" idea to deal with GTA traffic congestion was a topic of discussion. We had more to say re: the plastic bag ban in Toronto...and commented further on the huggy kids at a public school in Brampton. For this and more, please check out the podcast for June 8th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Joe Hruska, spokeman for the Canadian Plastics Industry joined us to respond to the banning of plastic shopping bags by the City of Toronto. The sad news that Ft. Erie Racetrack is shutting down got some attention...as did a planned statue of the late Jack Layton. For this and more, please check out the podcast for June 7th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Queens U. Prof. Louis Gagnon joined us for an updated look at the world economy...not great, and it could get worse...much! More mailed body parts got our attention, as did the recent work history of the alleged Eaton shooter, Christopher Husbands. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for June 6th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Deborah Brennan, Vice-President of the Adoption Council of Canada joined us, to talk about subsidizing the adoption of older children. Alleged killers, Magnotta and Husbands got some attention...as did the ALARMING story, that POUTINE is catching on in the States! For this, and more, please check out the podcast for June 5th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Crime writer James Dubro joined us to talk about the weekend shooting at the Eaton's Centre...as did Parent Educator Sara Dimerman on how it might impact kids. We also had a comment or two on the "gun drawing dad" in Kitchener, who still plans to sue police, despite an apology. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for June 4th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 The Sun's Joe Warmington joined us to talk about all the "ugly" in connection with the Luka Magnotta case. The effort by N.Y. Mayor Bloomberg to ban "big, sugary soft drinks' got some attention...as did the suspension of an Edmonton high school teacher for handing out zeros! For this, and more, please check out the podcast for June 1st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Environmentalist, Marcelo Da Luz joined us re: his neat, little solar car. Tory MPP Ted Chudleigh talked about his private members bill calling for an amendment to the pesticide laws...and of course, murder suspect Luka Rocco Magnotta got some attention. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 31st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Dr. Mark Tremblay of Active Healthy Kids joined us to talk about the alarming figures in their annual report. We commented on the school bus driver who employed a hatchet to ward off an attacker...and those mailed body parts that have shown up in Ottawa. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 30th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Economist Jeff Rubin joined us with his view of what's to come. His latest book, "The End Of Growth". We updated the case of the "Miami Zombie"...and Mayor Rob Ford's attitude got more attention. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 29th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Fitness expert, Tosca Reno had some advice for T.O. Mayor Rob Ford, following his surrender in the battle of the bulge. A planned "Day of Action" by Ontario students got some attention...as did the "vatileaks" scandal that has rocked the Vatican. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 28th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

We got into the "whose organs are they, anyway" debate...'presumed consent' vs 'take em as needed'. Those protesting young'ins in Quebec got some attention...as did the Astral/Bell deal. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 25th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Normand Latourelle, Artistic Director for the equine extravaganza 'Odysseo' joined us. CNN's Andersdon Cooper took a verbal slap...and a bumble bee the size of hawk, had Carol bobbing and weaving around the studio. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 24th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Gail Davidson, with Lawyers Rights Watch Canada joined us, with her arguments for compensating convicted terrorist Omar Khadr. Chris Summerville, head of the Manitoba Schizophrenia Society, brought us up to date on the condition of Vince Li, "The Bus Butcher"...and, The pro-Taliban, Pakistani Gov. took a hit. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 23rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Artist Margaret Sutherland joined us to talk about her 'nudie' of PM Stephen Harper. We discussed the upcoming Wallenda Falls walk, ABC's insistence he be tethered to the wire...and an out of control N. Carolina highschool teacher got some attention. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 22nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Toronto Sun scribe, Joe Warmington, weighed in on a long awaited report on the behavior of G-20 cops. The shooting of a Black Bear in Burlington got some attention, as did a new "science" exhibit in Ottawa. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 17th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

An expert on serial killers, Prof. Peter Vronsky joined us to talk about what makes these sickos tick. We discussed the lack of intelligence displayed by TSA security staff at U.S. airports...and the nasty claims against John Travolta got some attention. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 16th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The sentencing of Michael Rafferty got alot of attention, got a call from an OPP Constable warning of a crime ripple in Erin (town is to small to have a crime wave!) and Paul maintained that lying on your resume may be necessary. For this and more please check out the podcast for May 15th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section. 

Parent Educator, Sara Dimerman joined us to share her views on the latest Time Magazine cover. We discussed Toronto Mayor Rob Ford's call to do away with the 5-cent plastic bag fee...and the latest tragic consequence in the war on drugs. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 14th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Tory MPP Frank Klees joined us, he, like many is seeing red over Orange. Lawyer Jeff Manishen addressed the inadmission of some of the evidence in the Michael Rafferty murder trial...and, we talked about a course at the Pentagon, that may rattle the Muslim world. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 11th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Chef Paul Mattina of Mattina's Cucina in Georgetown dropped by with some great recipe ideas for Mother's Day. (Check out the Mother's Day Contest below!) We discussed Obama's endorsement of gay marriage...and Ron Maclean's intro on HNIC last night. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 10th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Joanne Di Nardo, Senior Manager for Public Issues with the Canadian Cancer Society joined us, to share some good news on the cancer front. We talked about the apology issued by an Islamic school in Toronto for the anti-semitic garbage on its website...and the Province's plan to hand over another $140-million to GM. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 9th on our Listen page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Journalist Jan Wong joined us to talk about her battle with depression, her new book, and why she feels she owes Margaret Trudeau an apology. The behavior of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford got more attention...as did the case of an Indiana mother who armed her bullied son with a stun gun. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 8th on our Listen page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 Ron Banerjee of the Canadian Hindu Advocacy joined us to talk about a 'keep Khadr out' campaign. We talked about two Brampton high schoolers who are challenging Queens Park's 'no junk food' policy...and a "sexy" 1st grader got some attention. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 7ty on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Like almost everywhere, the Toronto 'Star Wars' story was tops. We agreed the Mayor may want to turn down the volume...the whining is becoming annoying. That anti-gay Pastor in N. Carolina got more attention...as did the release of Conrad Black. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 4th on our Listen page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The latest Rob Ford versus the Toronto Star story got some attention. We discussed the latest in the Montreal cabbie incident...and the heart breaking Katlynn Sampson case. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 3rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

We talked about Immigration Canada opening the door to Conrad Black, and the cheap shot from the leader of the Opposition. An idiot pastor in North Carolina got some attention for endorsing the abuse of gay kids...and Barack Obama got a thumbs up for his touchdown in Afghanistan! For this, and more, please check ouit the podcast for May 2nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

A new program adopted by our national sports bodies, promoting"fun" over "winning" got some attention. We had more to say about that cab driver in Montreal who ran over one of his attackers...and we also spent some time on the Presedential race state side. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for May 1st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Former Provincial Tory MPP, Elizabeth Witmer joined us to talk about her resignation and new government post. Dr. Williaqm Shaffner, Chair of Preventative Med. at Vanderbilt U., expressed his displeasure with doctors who refuse to treat kids who haven't been vaccinated...and those disgruntled university kids in Quebec got more attention. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 30th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Tory MPP Monte McNaughton joined us re: his call for local referendums on new gambling facilities. We questioned the intelligence of some of those TSA agents at U.S. airports...and International Cooperation Minister, Bev Oda got another verbal slap. For this and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 27th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Carol soldiered on fighting off a cold and sore throat (sounded sexy!) as we kicked around a number of issues. We discussed the PM's broken promiise re: Afghanistan...another dim-witted TTC driver got some attention, as did those hard done by, rioting students in Quebec. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 26th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 Author Kate Stone Lombardi joined us to talk about her new book re: the "myth" about mama's boys. We touched on the big story of the day, that being the question, should the Leafs persue Roberto Luongo (NO!!!)...and Sue-Ann levy's poke at the woman who shot the Rob Ford/KFC video, also got some attention. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 25th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The Sun's Christina Blizzard joined us to discuss the Provincial Budget deal. We talked about the idea of slower speed limits in the city of Toronto...and a young woman who caused panic when she took off for a week, failing to tell anyone where she was going! For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 24th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 Cherise Burda with the Pembina Institute joined us to discuss the think-tanks' study on commuting. The results may surprise you. We touched on tomorrows buget vote at Queens Park...and a new 4/20 anthem composed by Willie, Snoop and Kris. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 23rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 We had some fun with motivational expert, Danielle LaPorte, as we took a look at her book, "The Fire Starter Sessions`. We had a few more comments on the Rob Ford/KFC video...and shared our views on 4/20...National Pot Smoking Day! For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 20th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

National Post Editor and columnist, Matt Gurney joined us to share his views on the Rob Ford/KFC video. Stu Auty, Pres. of the Cdn. Safe School Network addressed a case of bullying in New Brunswick...and, of course, there was a comment or two on the "violent" playoffs. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 19th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Haroon Siddiqui, Editor and columnist with the Toronto Star, shared his views on our Charter of Rights and Freedoms 30-years in. We discussed the latest rantings of ole' rocker, Ted Nugent...and Premier Dad's education re: the "Bunny Ranch". For this, and much more, check out the podcast for Apr. 18th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Margaret Sommerville, founding Director of the McGill Centre for Medicine, Ehics and the Law, joined us to talk about 'female feticide'...and we're sure raised a few eyebrows. Toronto Mayor Rob Ford took a slap for his seeming lack of humour...and an art junkie out in B.C. took a hit. For this, ands more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 17th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

We talked about the Prime Minister's eureka moment...the war on drugs isn't working! We touched on the NHL playoffs...beauty! And Carol called for the heads of Obama's misbehavin' Secret Service Agents. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 16th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 Tory MP John Williamson joined us to talk about his support for Toronto's 'Spiceman'. We discussed the "not guilty" verdict in the Rick Vaive, DWI case...and the silly "mommy wars" on the U.S. political scene. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 13th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The arrest of Trayvon Martin shooter, George Zimmerman was the first order of business...a conversation, that at times, got a little heated. We discussed Toronto's decision not to outsource cleaning jobs...and Catholic School Trustee, Angela Kennedy joined us re: students singing the National Anthem. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 12th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Sectionon the U.S..

The delightful The Amazing Kreskin joined us to talk about his plan for the Leafs! Award winning filmmaker Barry Stevens who believes he has over 1,000 siblings talked about his Bio-Dad and the realization that his sperm donor father was pretty busy.  Two fascinating guests today!  For this and more, please check out our podcast for Apr. 11th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Bluewater District School Board Trustee Fran Morgan joined us, to talk about the reaction they're getting, to a proposed banning of the distribution of the Gideon Bible, to its' 5th graders. We also talked about the Leafs full page "apology" to fans...and a suspended "had to go" bus driver in Mississauga. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 10th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Oil Industry analyst, Roger McKnight joined us to talk about the screwing we're taking at the pumps. And the T'oronto Sun's Joe Warmington weighed in on the Jackie Wylie story...the Ontario woman being denied treatment for a rare form of cancer. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 5th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

We, like you, sounded off about those %#*&*+! SKYROCKETING GAS PRICES! We also talked about Bell's rerquest to up the cost of using a payphone (like anyone really cares)...and the call for Mike Milbury's head, for the shots he took at Sid The Kid. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 4th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Former NHLer, coach and manager, Mike Milbury got some attention as we discussed his shots at Sid The Kid. Excited horsey mom, Carol, talked about a big "date" for one of her mares...(Might we see another Northern Dancer a year from now?) And, we kicked around the idea  of an all ban on robocalls. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 3rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment in to our Sound Off Section.

The Fraser Institute has published its annual report card on the province's high schools, and the Institute's Michael Thomas joined us to talk about it. The Occupy protesters in Toronto got some attention...as did some Huffington Post bloggers looking for a pay day. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Apr. 2nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

We talked about Carol's journey to Toronto tomorrow to address a rally in defence of Ontario's horse industry. (Premier Dad give us a pass...don't be such a horse's ass!) For more information on the rally, go the 'Slots For Racetracks' info. on our front page. We discussed the budgets, the skyrocketing price of gas...and the latest in the Trayvon Martin case. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Mar. 29th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Thanks to Janet Ecker, former Finance Minister of Ontario for her input on the budget.  Interesting perspective from one who has been there.  Caroline Bolduc of Bold Canine adresssed aggression in dogs and separation anxiety.  How do you separate dogs that are fighting?  Have a listen.  For this and more check out the podcast for March 28th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Dave Perry of Investigative Solutions joined us, and as a former cop, shared his views on the legalization of brothels. We talked about the latest in the shooting death of Florida teen Trayvon Martin...and Thomas Mulcair's dual citizenship. For this, and more, please check the podcast for Mar. 27th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Crime victim advocate, Kemi Olunloyo joined us to discuss the latest in the shooting of Florida teen, Trayvon Martin. We commented on Thomas Mulcair's victory at the NDP Leadership Convention...and Dick Cheney's new pumper. For this, and more, please check the podcast for Mar. 26th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Wildcat strikers at Air Canada got a verbal spanking. We talked more about the needless, tragic shooting of Florida teen, Trayvon Martin...and a great job opportunity at Buckingham Palace! For this, and much more, please check out the podcast for Mar. 23rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Author of "The Wealthy Barber" David Chilton joined us to talk about his latest book "The Wealthy Barber Returns" and his new role as one of the "Dragons" on 'Dragons Den". We commented on the tragic shooting of Florida teen Trayvon Martin...and the NFL's suspension of Saints coach, Sean Payton. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Mar. 22nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Niels Veldhuis, a VP with the Fraser Institute joined us to discuss Ontario's economic situation. We talked about the outrageous sentence handed convicted pervert Graham James...and a Bobby De Niro joke that ruffled a few feathers. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Mar. 21st on our Listen Page, then drop a cxomment into our Sound Off Section.

Emily Marcoccia, Dir. of Marketing and Communications at Fanshawe College joined us, to discuss the disciplinary action facing those students who took part in the riot in London Saturday night. Environment Canada's Dave Philips talked about this beautiful, summer-like weather...and the Bob Rae Tory attack ad also got some attention. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Mar. 20th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

London's Mayor Joe Fontana joined us, spittin' nails over that riot in town Saturday night. We talked about Toronto's librarians hitting the bricks...and an idea re: wlefare recipients that's being kicked arouind in B.C. For this, and more, please check out the podcast fof Mar. 19th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Page.

Sue Leslie, Pres. of the Ontario Horse Racing Industry Assoc. joined us to respond to the Provinces's move to cancel the 'Slots for Racetracks' program. See their website http://value4money.ca/ for ways you can help. M.I.T. researcher Bryan Reimer talked about a new study re: distracted drivers...and the Trump boy's safari got some attention. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Mar. 15th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Lawyer Tim Danson joined us to talk about the disturbing testimony in the Michael Rafferty murder trial. We touched briefly on the falling Leafs...and the two moron ice fishermen on Lake Simcoe! For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Mar. 14th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section

John Henry, the Mayor of Oshawa joined us to respond to Jan Arden's reference to his fair city as "the middle of nowhere". OLG giving us more opportunities to lose our money got some attention, as did the British Gov. fight, to allow the banning of openly displaying a cross or crucifix in the workplace. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Mar. 13th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

OPP Sgt. Peter Leon joined us to talk about the rescue of those dimwits trapped on the ice on Lake Simcoe Friday. We had a comment or two on the HBO movie 'Game Changer' that looked at the rise of Sarah Palin...and of course we discussed the alleged downside of 'springing ahead'. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Mar. 12th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Gord Miller, Ontario's Environmental Com. joined us to talk about the Province's preparedness when it comes to climate change, increasing violent weather. We discussed comments made by Televangelist Pat Robertson and Fox's Bill O'Reilly...and teens off on March Break. For this, and more, please check the podcast for Mar. 9th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 Dr. Robin Green, a specialist in head trauma joined us, to talk about new 'anti-concussion strategies' for Ontario schools. The Michael Rafferty murder trial got more attention...as did comments made by Sarah Palin in defence of Rush Limbaugh. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Mar. 8th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 Parent Educator, Sara Dimerman joined us with suggestions on how parents might handle the information coming out of the Michael Rafferty trial. We touched on the issues covered by Pres. Obama in his news conference yesterday...and the latest from Afghan Pres. Hamid Karzai. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Mar. 7th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Tory MPP Garfield Dunlop joined us to talk about his private members bill that would require motorists to 'move over' a lane as they do for emergency vehicles. If you would like to support him check out his site Garfield Dunlop . We also discussed the not guilty verdict in the Mitchell Wilson case...and had further comments re: the on-going Rush Limbaugh fuss. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Mar. 6th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Rush Limbaugh's apology to young Sandra Fluke got some attention, as did Don Cherry's call out to Leafs' GM Brian Burke on Coach's Corner Saturday night...and we also touched on the nasty weather over the weekend. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Mar. 5th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

We kicked around the Preems YouTube pitch to teachers, his effort to sell them on a two-year wage freeze and cut in banked sick days. A teen in Ajax who has been suspended for writing a 'love letter' got some attention...as did the latest in the 'robo-call' scandal. For this, and more, check out the podcast for Mar. 2nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section. Have a great weekend!

Philip Mack, Pres. of the ETFO's Thames-Valley local joined us, to respond to the Province's call for a two-year wage freeze and banked sick day cuts for teachers. There was more talk about the 'robo-call' scandal...and we spent some time on the passing of Monkee, Davy Jones. For this, and more, please check the podcast for Mar. 1st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Educational consultant, lawyer, Frederick Lane joined us to talk about his new book "Raising Cyberethical Kids". Sue Leslie, Pres. of the Ontario Horse Racing Industry reacted to the Province's attack ad...and we had further comments on the 'my daddy with a gun' drawing story in Waterloo. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 29th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

We sounded off on a few big stories in the news. The Liberal Government's attack ad on the province's horse industry had us riled up. We took another run at the authorities in Waterloo who made life hell for a young family, because their 4-year old daughter had drawn a picture of dad with a gun...and that tragic shooting at an Ohio highschool got some attention. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 28th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Paul Mattina of Mattina's Cucina joined us to talk about a big shot rude tipper in the States. We discussed the case of some over zealous cops in Waterloo... and of course we had a few comments on the Oscars. For this, and more, please check out the podcast fo Feb. 27th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Joe Warmington of the Toronto Sun joined us to talk about the Const. David Cavanaugh case, the first cop in the history of the city to be charged with murder following an on-duty incident. We of course touched on the Oscars...and a proposed new sales tax in the city of Toronto. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 24th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Oil Industry watchdog Dan McTeague joined us to talk about the predicted huge jump in gas prices. The story about a drunk in Quebec who was given six years after his 24th impaired driving conviction, got some attention...as did rioting Afghans upset by the burning of Qurans. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 23rd on our Listen Page, then drop a commenrt into our Sound Off Section.

Prof. Richard Schmid from Concordia U. joined us to talk about the benefits of computers in the classroom. We discussed the firing of TTC boss Gary Webster...and the call to declare dolphins and whales "non-human persons". For this, and more, please check the podcast for Feb. 22nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Former Ontario Premier David Peterson joined us to talk about 'The Drummond Report' and the challenges facing the McGuinty Government. We discussed the ESPN/Jeremy Lin controversy...and how Rihanna needs her head read! For this, and more, please check the podcast for Feb. 21st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Glenn Sikura, Pres. of the Cdn. (Ont. Division) Thoroughbred Horse Society joined us, to talk about the negative impact a recommendation in the 'Drummond Report' could have on the industry. Find out more at http://www.ohria.com/ We had more to say on the Feds proposed social media snooping legislation...and flags in New Jersey at half staff for Whitney Houston. For this, and more, please check the podcast for Feb. 17th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Peter Shurman Finance Critic for the Conservatives joined us with his reaction to the Drummond Report.  He said it was "terrifying"! We talked about Nik Wallenda getting the go ahead to walk across the falls on a tightrope and driving a BIG truck in the city!  For this and more, please check the podcast for Feb. 16th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

A deeply honoured David Mirvish, of Mirvish Productions joined us, to discuss his appointment as Chancellor of Guelph University. Lawyer, broadcaster Lorne Honickman shared his views on the Government's move for more social network "snooping" powers...and a high school in Ohio got our attention with its plan to pay students to attend class. For this, and more, please check the podcast for Feb. 15th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Lawyer Dirk Derstine joined us to talk about about a ruling by a Superior Court Judge that greatly benefited his client. We discussed the Government's desire to gain easier access to personal social media information...and the forthcoming Drummond Report, recommendations on where the Province can cut. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 14th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Tory MP John Carmichael joined us to talk about his proposed flag legislation. We heard from Dr. Allen Frances from Duke U. re: a proposal to designate 'grieving' as a mental disorder...and of course we addressed the passing of Whitney Houston and last nights Grammys. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 13th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

We discussed the story of the 4-year old in NY City who was forced to run near naked in the snow...dad wanted to toughen him up. The PM's trip to China was talked about, as was the plight of a very nervous shepherd in Nigeria. For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 10th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

We talked about an NDP, MP who kicked up a fuss, claiming she was ordered to remove her baby from the Commons. Tory MP, Larry Miller got some attention for his use of the "H" word (Hitler) in the House...and we shared our views on the screwing a young couple in Brantford are getting. For this, and more, please check out the podcast fro Feb. 9th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Bruce Cran, Pres. of the Consumers Assoc. of Canada joined us to discuss why some goods are more expensive here than in the States. We tallked about a question now before our Supreme Court: Do people with HIV have to tell their sex partners...and a teacher in Newf. who's been suspended for spraying a stinky kid with air freshner. For this, and much more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 8th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

We talked about a group State-side that's gunning for Ellen DeGeneres. These "One Million Moms" busy bodies are disapproving of her lifestyle and are demanding that J.C. Penney dump her as their spokesperson. We also discussed why some MP's are returning their Queen's Diamond Jubilee medals...and Ottawa's decision to use information extracted through the use of torture. For this, and much more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 7th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Economics Prof. Mike Moffat joined us to discuss the sleazy move by Caterpillar in London. We talked about the Super Bowl, of course...and the news that facial hair is making a comeback! For this, and more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 6th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Annabelle Waugh, Food Editor for Cdn. Living joined us to discuss the magazine's new cookbook, "One Dish Collection". We talked about the Prime Minister's 'kissup to the Reds' trip to China...and an unusual law suit before the court in West Virginia. For this, and much more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 3rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Retired Maj.-General Lew MacKenzie joined us to discuss the future of Afghanistan. We talked about misguided teens sharing nudie photos on their cellphones...and kids snubbing the 'healthy' foods in the school cafeteria. For this, and much more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 2nd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Criminologist, Dr. J.C. Barnes joined us to discuss his research into what makes bad guys, bad guys. Our Dog Lady Caroline Bolduc dropped by with more of her K-9 Tips...and we also talked about a survey on the use of cell phones in the "reading room". For this, and much more, please check out the podcast for Feb. 1st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Rosemary Sadlier, Pres. of the Ont. Black History Society joined us to talk about the new PBS documentary, 'Underground Railroad: The William Still Story'. Carol teed off on a Nasville woman who dumped her boyfriend when she learned he had cancer...and we took at look at a new study that, believe it or not, says women are better parkers than men! For this, and much more,please check out our podcast for Jan. 31st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Dr. Amin Muhammad joined us to talk about the verdict in the Shafia mass murder case. We discussed the possibilty of picky eating being classified as a mental disorder...and Paul's weekend "in Hell"! For this and more, please check out our podcast for Jan. 30th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Joe Warmington of The Toronto Sun joined us to talk about the Shafia murder trial.  It seems like we are caught in a time warp with the issues surrounding this case.  Who feels pain more, women or men, and a 4 year old who has learned the meaning of sharing gets his parents in big trouble.  For this and more check out our podcast for Jan. 27th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Mike Shanks of PropertyGuys.com joined us to talk about how you can save big money by selling your home yourself. We are doing it again with them. Check out our listing #58231 And we also heard from Cameron Bailey, owner of the Hillbilly Heaven restaurant in Hamilton, about what some believe is his offensive signage. For this, and much more, please check out our podcast for Jan. 26th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

 Queen's University's Atif Kukaswadia joined us to talk about his study re: obese teens and bullying. We discussed Obama's State of the Union Address (campaign speech)...and the whining Great 8! For this, and much more, please check out our podcast for Jan. 25th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section. 

Raheel Raza of the Muslim Canadian Congress joined us to talk about their call to expand the 'burka ban'. We discussed the Bruins' Timmy Thomas snubbing Obama...and how the city of Toronto is considering lifting its' on the job Facebook ban. For this, and much more, please check out our podcast for Jan. 24th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Should RIM read RIP?  Big changes at the high tech company Research in Motion.  Will they help the free-fall? Iain Klugman CEO of Communitech is optimistic they can rebound.  We talked about Steven Tyler butchering the American Anthem, that performance certainly wouldn't have moved him through on American idol and Rob Ford's weigh in.  We also talked about an amazing video company that did a shoot at our place this past weekend for Jess.  If you are looking for superior production check them out http://www.digitalplayhouse.ca/  For this and more check out our podcast for Jan 23 on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Gregory Thomas of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation joined us to discuss our MP's gold-plated pensions. We talked about Anonymous's declaration war on the U.S. Government...and the Gingrich/King faceoff on CNN last night! For this, and much more, please check out our podcast for Jan. 20th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Forum Research Pres. Lorne Bozinoff joined us to discuss their polls on the Monarchy, Bob Rae and Pot. Defence lawyer Gary Batasar had a touching story about a former client...and we talked about a vote coming up Tuesday at Whitchurch-Stouffville Council. For this, and much more, please check out our podcast for Jan. 19th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Family lawyer Phil Epstein joined us to discuss a Supreme Court case dealing with common-law marriages...who gets what when the relationship ends. We talked about the IOC's rejection of an offer from CBC/Bell for the rights to Olympic coverage in Canada...and more on the cowardly Captain of the Costa Concordia. For this, and much more, please check out our podcast for Jan. 18th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Professor Ross Klein from cruisejunkie.com joined us to talk about the Costa Concordia tragedy, we chatted about naval Lt. accused of spying for the Russians and the editor for the Canadian Medical Association who felt that the sex of a fetus should not be revealed until after 30 weeks to protect female babies from abortion just because of their gender.  For this and much more, please check out our podcast for Jan. 17th on our Listen page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Our techy guy, Dan Kelly dropped by for a chat about computer 'worms'. We talked about cell phone etiquette, how a ringing phone brought a performance by the N.Y. Philharmonic to a halt...and the Federal Liberals giving thumbs up to a resolution calling for the legalization of marijuana. For this, and much more, please check our podcast for Jan. 16th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Lawyer, Nader Hasan joined us. He's the legal beagle who defended the 'Timmy's drive-thru naked' guy. We also talked about the BC woman who's upset with Facebook for removing her breastfeeding photos....and the TTC driver who's accused of munching on a candy bar, while operating his vehicle. For this, and much more, please check out our podcast for Jan. 13th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Filmmmaker, Bruce Mohun joined us to talk about his new documentary, 'Programmed to be Fat'...how the environment may be contributing to obesity. We also talked about the news that the marriages of non-resident gay couples may not be legal...and how "Big Brother" is keeping an eye on us. For this, and much more, please check out our podcast for Jan. 12th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Neuroscientist, Dr. Tom Schweizer joined us to talk about his fascinating research into what your brain is up to while you're driving.  We talked about the Ford weight loss challenge...and Carol's embarrassment over failing to recognize one her favourite TV personalities. For this, and much more, please check out our podcast for Jan. 11th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Financial guru, Gail Vaz-Oxlade joined us to tallk about her new book, " It's Your Money". We had a comment or two about J-Z's musical tribute to his new born daughter...and a survey that says parents feel Ottawa should be doing more in the battle against childhood obesity. For this, and more, please check out our podcast for Jan. 10th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Former Liberal Senator Michael Kirby joined us to talk about the Federal Government's unique homeless program that's showing a lot of promise. Labour Prof. Michael Moffat shared his views on the ultimatum issued by Caterpillar at its' plant in London...And, a rumour that Harper and Putin would face off in exhibition hockey games got some attention. For this, and more, please check out our podcast for Jan. 9th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

A ridiculous sexual harassment case got our attention...We disagreed on whether or not to air a clip containing the 'F' word employed by a Fox News host...And Justin Bieber's new tattoo was addressed. For this, and much more, please check out our podcast for Jan. 6th on our Listen Page,then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

We talked about the tragic loss of those seven young people up north, apparent victims of BLACK ICE. The young mother in Oklahoma who blew away a home invader got some attention...as did those who believe that winter cycling is a good thing! For this, and much more, please check out our podcast for Jan. 5th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

The Sun's Joe Warmington joined us to talk about the cost overrun for the 2015 Pan Am games and the recent 911 call from the home of Toronto Mayor, Rob Ford. We also heard from the man behind the upcoming production of 'Rob Ford, the Opera'. And of course touched on the disappointing loss to the Russians. For this, and more, check out our podcast for Jan. 4th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Economist Hugh MacKenzie joined us (finally and briefly) to talk about the bigger bucks Canadian CEO's are making. We heard from John Shibley at Lake Superior Un. re: the school's annual list of 'banished' words...and, of course, we discussed our encounter with a hydro pole Friday night. (We're still not right!) For this, and more, check out our podcast for Jan. 3rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section. Welcome back, and Happy New Year!

On this, our last show of the year, we just shot the breeze for an hour. (Not unlike most shows.) We talked about the cool reception Team USA Junior is getting from Canadian hockey fans...the PM's obvious lack of emotion at the Canada-Czech game...and the tsunami debris from Japan. For this, and much more, check out our podcast for Dec. 29th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.  HAPPY NEW YEAR, EVERYONE!!!

Mark Pugash of Toronto's Finest joined us to talk about those tweeting twits who are tipping off drunk drivers to Ride locations. We discussed a new book on Richard Nixon that alleges the former President had a gay affair...and, the attacks on an eight-year old Israeli girl by Ultra-Orthodox wing nuts. For this, and more, check out our podcast foer Dec. 28th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section. Seasons' Greetings!

Happy Holidays, Everyone! We were back at it today and talked about our first exposure to 'deep fried turkey'. It was great and momentarily exciting! Our on-line shopping experience was duscussed...and we took another run at 'hackers'. For this, and more, check out our podcast for Dec. 27th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

We talked about the call to boycott Chiquita Bananas...The Leaf's Colby Armstrong hyas joined the 'concussion list'...and Carol shared a clip from 'The View' featuring Whoopi Golodberg! Unfortunately, due to technical difficulties, (Doh!) the podcast of todays show is unavailable. Whoopi's explanation  To all a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah...the Motts ride again on the 27th! Please join us. 

Techy expert Marc Saltzma joined us to talk about the neat gizzmos and gadgets that are in demand this holiday season. We heard from psychologist Sara Dimerman re: the troubles facing Markham councillor, Howard Shore...and we also passed comment on the Mike Milbury case. For this, and more, check out our podcast for Dec. 18th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Tory MPP Randy Hillier joined us to talk about his effort in opposiing those who are waging war on Christmas. We talked about some moms in Halifax who are whining about "lazy" men taking their designated parking spots...and how Christmas "angels" are showing up at stores in the U.S. For this, and more, check out our podcast for Dec. 15th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Dr. Robin Green joined us to talk about concussions,as a number of NHLers are now sidelined with the injury. We discussed Justin Trudeau's use of inappropriate language in the House of Commons...and an ad in New Zealand featuring the Virgin Mary. For this, and more, check out our podcast for Dec. 15th on our Lisetn Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Harry Liu joined us to talk about the ransacking of his parents motel in Niagara Falls, by a bunch of highschool kids from Welland. Carol took a run at the Tories re: a 'dirty trick'...And, what's up with drivers in China? We took a look at the story of another child, IN PLAIN VIEW, run down in the street! For this, and more, check out our podcast for Dec. 14th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

The sidelining (again) of Sidney Crosby was discussed. We agreed it may be time for Sid to hang 'em up. The couple caught fornicatin' on the TTC got some attention, with Carol managing to embarass her mother! And a Markham couple's parking habits were discussed. For this, and more, check out our podcast for Dec. 13th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Dave Philips of Environment Canada joined us to talk about this mild weather and what's to come. (Good news!) We talked about the 'if you want to be a Canadian let's see your face' story...and the death of a young father at the hands of an alleged drunk driver. For this, and more, check out our podcast for Dec. 12th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Joe Warmington of The Toronto Sun was at the press conference announcing the buy of MLS&E by Rogers and Bell.  He joined us.  We also talked about the Parks Commission telling Nik Wallenda to go fly a kite rather than walk a tightrope over the falls.  For this and much more check out our podcast for Dec. 9th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Wayne Chu of Samara Research joined us to talk about their study on voter apathy. We empathized with figure skater Patrick Chan who feels "unappreciated"...(Not!) And we acknowledged this, the 31st ann. of John Lennon's death. For this, and more, check out our podcast of Dec. 8th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off page.

Jack Fonseca/Campaign Life Coalition joined us to talk about his organization's objections to the Province's new anti-bullying legislation. Two Kingston school bus drivers have been given what they see  as 'anti-Christmas' orders...And, we also talked about Toronto libraries spending $815-thousand a year on magazines...including Playboy! For this, and more, check out our podcast for Dec. 7th on our Listen Page,then drop a comment into our Sound Off Page.   

Ontario's Auditor-Gen. Jim McCarter joined us re: his annual report on how the Province is spending our money... And Chief Clarence Louie of B.C.'s Osoyoos band talked about the deplorable conditions in Attawapiskat. Unfortunately, if you didn't catch us live, you won't get to hear these interviews. Due to technical problems, the podcast of the show is not available. OOPs! Our apologies.

Immigration Lawyer Richard Boraks of Worker Canada says his clients, here illegally, deserve to stay in Canada, Caroline Bolduc of Bold Canine joined us to talk pit bull legislation and a T.V. anchor in Chicago was forced to apologize after sharing the "truth" about the jolly old fat man.  For this and more check out our podcast for Dec. 5th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section. 

We talked about when bambi goes wild! When girls go wild, as in Paulina Gretsky, and some God awful Christmas music.  How do you deal with your kids moving out? That too came up for discussion.  For this and more check out our podcast for Dec. 2nd on our Listen Page.  If you'd like to comment go to our Sound Off section. Love to hear from you!

Tory MPP and former Education Minister,Elizaberth Witmer joined us to discuss her private members bill on bullying, and comment on the Government's new legislation dealing with problem. We shared our views on the tagedy that is Attawapiskat, and the proposed banning of the wearing of masks at demonstrations. For this, and more, check out our podcast for Dec. 1st on our Listen Page. If you'd like to make a comment, please drop it into our Sound Off Section. All views welcome.

  The Looneyspoons sisters joined us! Janet and Greta Podleski dropped by to talk about their lastest book, 'The Looneyspoons Collection'...and they brought fudge! Great guests...Great success story! We also discussed new marching orders for a store Santa in Britain. For this, and more, check out our podcast for Nov. 30th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into out Sound Off Section.

When a dealer tells you a car gets great mileage do you believe them?  George Iny from the Automobile Protection Association says not so fast he gave us the straight goods. Mark Lukowski from the Christian Children's Fund of Canada joined us to talk about a survey that might give you the impression that Canadian kids are selfish, self-centred little brats.  For this and much more check out our podcast for Nov. 29th on our Listen Page. Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Former Vancouver Mayor Philip Owen joined us for a great discussion on legalizing marijuanna.  He is part of a group Stop the Violence B.C. advocating the legalization.  Getting around could be a drag, literally, for a woman who received a butt enhancement and in some separate schools in Durham highriding kilts may be on the way out.  For this and more check out our podcast for November 28th on our Listen Page. Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

It's Black Friday and the crazies are out!  Lauren Alaina boots the anthem and we talk about whether anthems have any place at sporting events, and in this corner, Sid Ryan versus Jaqui Delaney!! For this and more check out our podcast for November 25th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Professor Faisal Kutty joined us to talk about a muslim woman who was attacked while shopping and had her niqab torn off. Why do so many have such a viseral reaction to that apparel? We talked about deep fried turkeys a health care report and a bunny cull. For this and more check out our podcast for November 24th onour listen page. Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

The Toronto Sun's Joe Warmington joined us, live from St. James Park with an update on the evacuation of the 'Occupiers'...and Dr. Jennifer Gardy shared her experiences in the making of the CBC documentary, "Myth or Science". For this, and more, check out our podcast for November 23rd on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section. Thnx.

MPP Peter Sherman joined us to talk about public sector wage freezes. We also discusssed the number of women coming forward who have had cement injected into their butts (no really) and of course we acknowledged the return of Sidney the sensational!  For this and more check out our podcast for November 22nd on our Listen page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off Section.

Professor Gabriel Radvansky of Notre Dame University explained why we forget what we walked into another room for (there's nothing wrong with us). We also talked about the eviction notice given "Toronto Occupiers" and Dan Kelly, our tech guy InterApped, gave us some Christmas gift ideas.  For this and more check out our podcast for November 21st on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Paul Mattina of Mattina's Cucina stopped by to share some of his culinary secrets.  Some amazing comfort food! We will post the recipes soon.  The Vatican screamed, so the Benetton clothing people pulled an ad featuring a puckered up Pope and apparently women CAN keep a secret...but not for long.  For this and more check out our podcast for November 17th on our Listen page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Dan Loiselle who calls the races at Woodbine joined us.  He just celebrated his 25th Anniversary. We have had so many comments on his announcing of the race, our horse, Maximum Ride was in.  Even if you didn't see it, just hearing him call it is thrilling. We talked about the dirty Occupy facilities, Shania Twains stalker and more. Check out our podcast for November 16th on our listen page. Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section. 

Barbara Coloroso author of "The Bully, The Bullied, and the Bystander joined us to talk about how to prevent this during National Bullying Prevention Week.  Sandusky says he is not a pedophile, Mayor Rob Ford to appear in Nutcracker, yes really, and Michael Buble trashes Kim K.  For this and more check out the podcast for November 15th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

We talked about Maximum Ride.  Wow! What a race.  You can see it under News, Vids, and Pics on our front page.  Dr. Will Johnston Chair of the B.C Euthanasia Prevention Coalition  The hacker group Anonymous threatens a cyber attack on City Hall, if Mayor Ford and company evict the "Occupiers"...For this and more check out our podcast for November 14th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Middle East expert, Walid Phares joined us with a look at Iran's nuclear arms program, and what it means to us. And regular guest, Chef Paul Mattina called us from Ottawa. He was there with his young son for the Remembrance Day services. Very moving.  We began the show just prior to 11.  For this and more check out our podcast for November 11th on our Listen Page. Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Rev. Jim MacKnight joined us to confess to the fact that as a youth he desecrated a war memorial. Filmmaker Maria LaRose talked about her co-produced documentary "Generation Boomerang"airing Thursday night at 9pm on CBC TV Doc Zone with a repeat on CBC News Net on Friday Nov. 11th at 10p.m. We also talked about the firing of legendary Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno.  For this and more check out our podcast for November 10th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.  

London's Mayor Joe Fontana joined us to talk about how he rid his city of the Occupy squatters.  Alison MacKay lawyer for Toronto's poppy pilfering punk spent some time with us and we talked about the two 'gay' penguins at The Toronto Zoo.  For this and more check out our podcast for November 9th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Rick Mercer joined us to talk about his call for members of the gay community to come out and be role models for kids, in the wake of Jamie Hubley's suicide.  See Ricks Rant "Make it Better Now". Another woman #4 claims that Herman Cain harassed her and the potty mouth Ottawa bus driver (see that video under News Vids and Pics) For this and more check out our podcast for November 8th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Sue Ann Levy of The Toronto Sun joined us re: what she found at the Occupy Toronto Camp and why it's time to shut it down http://www.torontosun.com/2011/11/06/levy-shut-down-the-occupation Raw milk advocate, Michael Schmidt calls off his hunger strike after a meeting with the Premier...Don Cherry declines honourary degree from RMC...and we talked about the amazing Hickstead dying in Italy on the weekend.  For this and more check out our podcast for November 7th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Lis Wiehl, Fox News legal analyst talks about allegations of sexual harrassment against Presidential hopeful Herman Cain.  A Texas judge who beat his daughter is being investigated.  The video has hit You Tube (I've put a link under News Vids and Pics, so you can see it) John Crosbie's joke and adult kids leaving home came up for discussion too.  Check it out on our podcast for Nov. 4th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

A school in Ottawa has cancelled their special Remembrance Day Symposium.  Pathetic.  Fred Napoli the amazing voice you hear on many productions and commercials joined us.  He narrated the upcoming special D-Day to Victory for the History Channel  http://www.ddaytovictory.ca/.  For this and more check out our podcast for Nov. 3rd on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Global warming worsens weather extremes according to a new report.  Jeff Masters Weather Underground  meterorology director and hurricane chaser joined us.  We talked about a really sick, as in disgusting couple, Justin Beiber a daddy? Kim Kardashian's response to the response to her split and more.  Check out our podcast for Nov. 2nd on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Fred Ketchen director of The Ketchen Group with Scotia McLeod joined us to talk about the mess Greece is in and the P.M.'s decision to hold a referendum on the bailout package.  We talked about Halloween, dumb costumes, too much candy and a young boy who wants to be a Girl Scout.  For this and more check out our podcast for Nov. 1st on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Does society care when bad people are killed? Prof. James Morton joined us to talk about his Blog where he points to two recent cases where juries may have felt the bad guys got what they deserved.  Toronto's top cop says Mayor Ford DID NOT call 911 dispatchers "bitches"..and Chief Blair says, that's it, case closed.  For this and more check out our podcast for October 31st on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Full value as always Joe Warmington of The Toronto Sun stopped by to chat about Rob Ford and the "Occupy Toronto" situation.  The polar bear versus the beaver, and the guy who married at 120!! For this and more check out our podcast for October 28th on our Listen Page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

We had some fun with Natalie MacLean the author of 'Unquenchable: A Tipsy Quest for the World's Best bargain Wines'...The hurling of the 'F' bomb by Toronto Mayor Rob ford got some attention, as did Occupy Toronto's reinforcements. For this, and more, please check out our podcast for October 27th on our Listen page, then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Tory MPP Frank Klees joined us.  He says there is alot of misinformation out there regarding why he's chosen to go after the speakers chair.  If you missed the show he would like you to listen to the podcast. Caroline Bolduc of Bold Canine stopped by with some K-9 tips for Halloween and the fighting on Dancing with the Stars continued.  For this and more check out our podcast for October 26th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into the Sound Off section.

Professor Salim Mansur author of "Delectable Lie: A Liberal repudiation of Multiculturalism" joined us for a stimulating discussion on the 40 years since Trudeau introduced the policy. We talked about the pda in Tim Hortons in Blenheim and Hillary's hair!  For this and more check out our podcast for October 25th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Money Maven Gail Vaz Oxlade joined us.  She's on a mission and would like your help.  http://www.gailvazoxlade.com Afghan President, Hamid Karzi says, should the U.S. and Pakistan ever go to war, Afghanistan would side with Pakistan and Seattle lawyer Timothy Kosnoff who represented U.S. victims against Boy Scouts of America says Canadian prosecutors should "show some backbone" and pursue a list of pedophiles held by Scouts Canada. For this and more check out our podcast for October 24th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

We aren't having as much fun as we used to.  That according to the Candian Index of Wellbeing.  Professor Bryan Smale joined us to explain it.  Check out their site http://ciw.ca/en/ We also talked about the controversy surrounding the sudden passing of Qadaffi (they wacked him) and it's rapture day.  Have a good one!  For this and more check out our podcast for October 21st on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section. 

After a couple of days off back to talk about some crazy stuff in the news..a woman in Niagara forced to wait for an ambulance from St. Catharines after injuring herself inside the Niagara Falls hospital.  Go figure!! A 2 year old Chinese girl who was run down by 2 vehicles was ignored by passersby and big game hunting in Ohio. For this and more check out our podcast for October 20th on our Listen Page.  If you have a comment please drop it into our Sound Off section. 

Dozens of animals including 18 endangered Bengal tigers were killed on an Ohio Reserve after the owner set them free and then killed himself.

National Post Editor,Kelly McParland joined us re: his column on the Toronto "Occupiers". He was less than impressed with them. We talked about Don Cherry's big apology...And why you may not want use someone else's cell phone. For this, and more,check out our Podcast for October 17th on our Listen Page.If you have a comment, please drop it into our Sound Off section.

The "Occupy" protests throughout North America were discussed with Finance Prof. Louis Gagnon.  We talked about 13 year olds having plastic surgery and we debated whether a family who called 911 should be rescued. For this and more check out our podcast for October 14th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

University of Windsor Prof. Richard Moon joined us to talk about the hate laws in Canada. The Supreme court is hearing the case of anti-gay activist Bill Whatcott.  We talked about your busted Blackberry's and a server who took aim but hit the wrong target. For this and more check out our podcast for October 13th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Occupy Toronto issues an edict to police on how they should act during the coming protests...Joe Warmington of The Toronto Sun talks about that and, policing the mentally ill after a 52 year old woman was shot and killed.  In Mississauga parents are angry that their Elementary school has a program for troubled teens who have been suspended from school.  For this and more check out our podcast for October 12th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Dan Kelly our web administrator was on the show today. We talked about security sytems that help you keep your kids out of trouble on the net.  Great info! I'll post the links as soon as I have them. We also talked about Don Cherry getting into trouble as well as Hank Williams Hitler flap.  For this and more check out our podcast for October 11th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Tory Leader Tim Hudak joined us for one last appeal for votes and to answer the critics who say he blew it.  Obviously we took a look at the life and contributions of Apple founder Steve Jobs death and we took a look at stats that show red light cameras do wor.  For this and more check out our podcast for October 6th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section. 

The latest Ipsos Reid poll has the liberals in Ontario poised to win the election and maybe with another majority. John Wright Vice President of Ipsos Reid joined us.  Intense discussion on pollsters! As the Toronto Star continues their investigation into the College of Teachers, they find the chair of the discipline committee is the co-author of a soft core porn book!... Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has allegedly done it again.  For this and more check out our podcast for October 5th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

A misleading and inflammatory ad by the Conservative party has become a debating point, Hazel McCallion's conflict of interest, we welcomed Gerald to the show and much more.  Check out our podcast for October 4th on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.

Lorrie Goldstein Associate Editor of The Toronto Sun explained why they aren't backing Hudak this election. Michael Schmidt the raw milk advocate is on a hunger strike as a result of the appeal court decision convicting him of 15 counts relating to selling unpasteurized milk joined us to talk about his campaign.  For this and more check out our podcast for October 3rd on our Listen Page.  Then drop a comment into our Sound Off section.