Kelly Cutrara

Kelly talks to Dr. Lawrence Loh and Dr. Joel Lexchin.

Kelly talks to Dr. Isaac Bogoch, MP Michael Barrett and tech expert Adam Oldfield. 

Kelly talks to Dr. Michael Warner , Dan McTeague, and Lisa Raitt. 

Kelly Talks to the President an CEO of Historica Canada and the co-founder of a startup that seeks to connect Canadians to Veteran's stories.

Kelly talks to our legal analyst Joseph Nueberger about the trial in the case of the worst mass murder in Toronto history. We touch base with Reggie Cecchini about the continuing drama following the U.S. election and we hear about a company that's helping snow birds drive to their winter homes south of the border, even though the land crossing is closed.  

Kelly talks to Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown and Professor Ian Lee. 

Kelly talks to a veteran and takes calls from listeners after news broke that Whole Food's had banned employees from wearing Poppies.  Kelly also finds out how you can support Veteran owned businesses. 

Kelly talks to Dr. Nir Lipsman & Suman Roy.

Kelly talks to Daily Beast Editor Molly Jong Fast and former Canada ambassador to the U.S. Frank McKenna about the Presidential election and chats with Michael Geist and Alan Cross about some changes that could affect the way you stream your favourite content. 

Kelly talks to John Wright about a poll that show almost half of us don't think the government is basing their decisions on evidence. Omar Wasow talks about his research into how protests have played a role in past election and what this year's protests could mean for today's US election. & Kelly chats with a Toronto Catholic School trustee who wants the public to know what happened in a meeting where another trustee was not penalized for making homophobic statements. 

Kelly talks to Dr. Samir Sinha about the proposed changes to Ontario's LTC system.  We get an update from CBS's White House Correspondent about the looming election & listeners chime in to remember the late Sean Connery. 

Kelly talks to Dr. Martha Fulford about the latest pandemic modeling numbers. Does a seller have to disclose a haunted house? We get the skinny from an expert in stigmatized real estate & Kelly chats with Adrian Raso about his music and how he got involved with Borat. 

Kelly chats with Councillor Mike Colle about the bike-lanes that will be coming to Yonge Street soon, and get's a call from Councillor Stephen Holyday who is on the other side of the debate. & Goodlife's VP Jason Sheridan tells Kelly why he wants his members to write letter to law makers. 

Kelly talks to Michael Ford who is calling for the province to cap delivery fees. The lead researcher who found COVID in an Ontario dogs talks about the health of our furry friends and Alan Cross explains the struggles of artists trying to make money on streaming alone. 

We define some epidemiological terms wit Dr. Colin Furness, Kelly talks to the mayor of Milton about what he wants the premier to do before forcing their region to close more businesses & Kelly chats with Sam Abulsamid about the longevity of EV batteries. 

Kelly get's up to date with Dr. Sumon Chakrabarti, we take a look inside the Toronto Polices Service's new approach to gangs with Det. Const. Ron Chhinzer and the Province is investing more money into skilled trades, will you encourage your children to learn a trade? 

Kelly talks to Mike Le Couteur about the situation in Ottawa, Dr. Joel Lexchin help explain where things stand with Purdue and Nainesh Kotak talks about your car insurance rate. 

Kelly talks to David Shipley about the Ontario's step towards digital ID and gets an inside look at a controversy at uOttawa from Amir Attaran.