I hope he stays at least in the weekend morning slot. That seems to be the gateway to full time weekday employment at the station.

Of course, if he ever decides to run for office again, that's the end of his radio career for a while. 

He's the new Bill Carroll, I guess...

newsguy1 wrote:

He was trounced pretty badly in the civic byelection, and he lost his previous bid for mayor.
So far he seems best suited for Toronto Sun style right wing blatherings including a stint on Sun News Network, run by the vile Ezra Levant.
Wasn't this Kathleen Wynne's neighbourhood?  Not exactly a Conservative friendly area.
 

Furey would be better if he didn't exaggerate so much and was less one sided.  Agar is a lost cause, but Furey maybe still has hope.  I find Jerry hard to listen to, just by his jerky and halting announce style while Furey comes across as more natural sounding. He also has some radio experience and this shows in his delivery. 

He always reminds me of Sun News for some reason.