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Friday, July 3rd, 2009

9:00- Are Canadians too cynical about their politicians? Listen to the Gang of Four with Dan Cook, Egbert Gaye and Marc Henry.
9:30- Is it time to re-think right-on-reds?
10:00- What business does the law have sticking its nose in hockey violence?
10:30- Do you think there's such a thing as too much security?
11:00- How far would you go for your pet?
11:30- Should job training be mandatory in high schools?


Thursday, July 2nd, 2009

9:00: Was it time to press the reset button on the Habs?
9:30- Is it time to pull the plug on the Canada Day parade?
10:00- Our cross-country media panel discusses Michael Jackson and Bernie Madoff
10:30- Any luck finding a doctor? CJAD's Medical Correspondent, Dr.Mitch Shulman, weighs in...Listen
11:00- How did you survive moving day?
11:30- Have you changed your vacation plans?


Wednesday, July 1st, 2009

9:00- Canada Day Poll: how patriotic are we?
9:30- Canada Day Identity: are we still wimpy?
10:00- MP says immigrants should drop the hyphen and embrace Canadian identity.  Good idea?
10:30- How young is too young to start drinking?
11:00- Michael Jackson: has the coverage become icky?
11:30- Scholarships for children of fallen soldiers: extend it cops, firemen?


Tuesday, June 30th, 2009

9:00- Do tickets make Quebecers' safer drivers?
9:30- Will you celebrate Canada Day tomorrow?
10:00- Moving Day tips with Bill O'Donnell of Kings Transfer Van Lines Listen
10:30- Should the guy who caught the crook have been fired?
11:00- Knowing what you know now, have you changed your opinion of MJ?
11:30- What's the best deal you ever got in the States on groceries?


Monday, June 29th, 2009

9:00- What should we do to find out who we are?
9:30- Will Bernie Madoff's sentence be enough? Former SEC enforcement lawyer and Wall Street Insider RON GEFFNER weighs in.. Listen
10:00- Has the government backed away from a dumb idea? Canada's Minister of state for democratic reform Steven Fletcher joins...
10:30- Should we pay kids to go to school?
11:00- Have the wheels fallen off the Vision Montreal party? Borough councillor Karim Boulos in-studio.
11:30- The verdict is in...Bernie Madoff gets 150 years...


Friday, June 26th, 2009

Special Michael Jackson programming- What is his legacy? Can anyone ever replace him? What happens to his kids?
Hear what these people had to say:
John Griffin movie critic and former pop music critic for the Gazette Listen
Dr.Mitch Shulman CJAD Medical correspondent Listen


Tommy is candid, opinionated, provocative and entertaining. That's why you love him even when you disagree with him. Invite Tommy into your home, your car, and work for a discussion you won't soon forget. Make no mistake, Tommy is paid to be opinionated but insists he would do it for free!


Do you have a story idea or a comment about the show?  Send us an email!

Email Tommy at: tommy.schnurmacher@cjad.com or his producer Laura Casella at lcasella@cjad.com



Tommy's interview with Yoko Ono

One summer evening 40 years ago, I spent a week with John Lennon and Yoko Ono at the Bed-In for Peace at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel baby-sitting their daughter Kyoko.

As a teenage Beatle fan, it was thrilling to gain access to the bed-in that became  the centre of world media attention at the time.

It was exciting to see Yoko again as we sat down for a one-on-one interview to talk about the Bed-in and the exhibition which opens April 2 and runs until June 21 at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.

Yoko was charming, none  the worse for wear and she looks great. The woman is as determined as ever to achieve wold peace. Her comments about Obama are somewhat enigmatic...She seems....well, never mind what she seems...check out the interview:

Listen to the interview

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Tommy mentioned a fantastic video that explains the economic crisis.  Click to watch Part 1 of the video.

 

Click to watch Part 2 of the video.




to see a photo of Tommy with Jean-Marc Genereux, judge of "So You Think You Can Dance Canada" click here!



Tommy's caller of the day!



Everyday, between 9am and noon, Tommy gets dozens and dozens of calls. There's always one call that sticks out the most.

Well now is your chance to shine. 

Tommy will choose what he thinks is the best call of the day and will post it right here after every show. 

Will it be you?  Find out here everyday!

Caller of the day for Wednesday, March 25:

Giovanna called to vent about how much of a rip-off Montreal's parking meters are. Listen

Caller of the day for Tuesday, March 24:

Ron from Dorval had a great comment about Anglophones leaving Montreal. Listen

Caller of the day for Thursday, March 19:

Roman had a very unexpected opinion on a controversial topic. Listen

Caller of the day for Tuesday, March 17:

Danny had a great personal anecdote to accompany his comment about whether or not a man who is not the biological father of a child but raised her for three years has the right to have his name removed from the child's birth certificate. Listen

Caller of the day for Monday, March 16:

Elizabeth called in with a great opinion on how the police handled Sunday's riots. Listen

Caller of the day for Thursday, March 12:

First-time caller to the show, Arthur had a great comment about Chrysler wanting to leave Canada. Listen



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TODAY'S SCHEDULE:

9:00 to 9:30:
Should we bail out the GM pension plan?

9:30 to 10:00: What can you do to make a quick $60,000?

10:00 to 10:30: Judge Jean-Marc Genereux of "So You Think You Can Dance Canada?".  To find out more click here!

10:30 to 11:00: The Lucky 13 won't quit their jobs: are they selfish?

11:00 to 11:30: Economist Jeff Rubin

11:30 to noon: Should there be a cap on credit card rates?


TOMMY'S SHOW CLIPS:

Monday, May 25, 2009

Tommy and the Gang of Four heatedly debate bailing out GM pension plan: Listen

Tommy talks to the fantastic economist Jeff Rubin, author of "Why Your World Is About To Get A Whole Lot Smaller" : Listen

Tuesday April 28, 2009

Tommy speaks with Dave Graham, President of Bursin Pins, about losing a contract to make Canadian Flag Pins to a company in China. Listen

Friday April 24, 2009

The Gang of Four debated about Omar Khadr
Part 1→Listen
Part 2→Listen

Strategists: Week in Review Panel
Part 1→Listen
Part 2→Listen


Thursday, April 23, 2009

Tommy with Cross Country Media Panel: National Talk Show host Charles Adler and Ryan Doyle of 1010 CFRB: Listen


Wednesday, April 22, 2009

The Gang of Four with guest Beryl Wajsman, editor-in-chief of The Suburban: Listen


Wednesday, March 25, 2009

Sandra Phillips, author of Smart Shopping Montreal gave you tips on where to find the best shopping deals in the city.

Part 1 - Listen
Part 2 - Listen


Tuesday, March 24, 2009

Tommy discussed why Anglophones are leaving Montreal. Listen


Monday, March 23, 2009

Legal Lounge host, Christopher Dimakos joined Tommy to discuss what procedures you should take if you've been unjustly fired.

Part 1 - Listen
Part 2 - Listen

Friday, March 20, 2009

Tommy and the Gang of Four had quite the debate about whether or not there's a double standard for Barack Obama. Listen

Tommy also spoke to car guru, Phil Edmonston.
Part 1 - Listen
Part 2 - Listen

Thursday, March 19, 2009

Tommy's cross-Canada media panel featuring Charles Adler and Larry Fedoruk discussed the political issues of the week. Listen



Latest blog quote

Monday, March 9, 2009

Tommy spoke to financial expert, Richard Lapointe who gave you some great tips on how to survive this economic crisis.
Part 1 - Listen
Part 2 - Full Blog

Schedule

DayStartEnd
Monday 9:00 am12:00 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am12:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am12:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am12:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am12:00 pm