Kelly Cutrara

Kelly talks to Melanie Paradis, who found there is no shortage south of the border.

Kelly takes calls to find out what listeners think of this Dad's response to the "Karens" online.

Kelly Cutrara talks to Peter Tabuns about what lead up to he and so many other opposition MPPs getting kicked out of the legislature today.

Swearing was long dismissed as a topic of serious research because it was assumed to be simply a sign of aggression and weak language proficiency. We now have quite a lot of evidence that challenges this view, and this has prompted a team of researchers to reconsider the nature and power of swearing. The study shows the use of of taboo words can deeply affect the way we think, act and relate to each other. Kelly Cutrara spoke to one of the paper's authors, here's her conversation with Kristy Beers Fägerstan (fag-ur-stan), a professor of English linguistics in Sweden.....

In late October, one Toronto neighbourhood saw five luxury vehicles stolen by four car thieves in just one night. George Sardelis lost his Jeep that night. He joined Kelly Cutrara to talk about a video he captured.

The Fitness Industry Council of Canada says recent studies highlighting the cost of physical inactivity on the health-care system support its push for tax credits to offset the cost of gym memberships. Here is Kelly's conversation with Sara Hodson, president of the council and CEO at Live Well Exercise clinic.

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Kelly gets the science and history from Luis Barreiro

Kelly talks to Sean Thomas, a professor of forest ecology at the University of Toronto.

Kelly talks to HGTV host Sarah Richardson about her new show.

Kelly talks to the Ontario Dump Truck Association and takes your calls 

Kelly Cutrara in conversation with Bob Punia, senior advisor at the Ontario Dump Truck Association.

Kelly talks about the war of words between Metro and Loblaw's and the advantages of shopping at smaller grocers.

Kelly Cutrara is joined by Moshe Lander, Canada's preeminent sports economist and Sr. lecturer in economics at Concordia University in Montreal. Kelly and Moshe talk about what was in the interim report from Justice Cromwell that led to the mass resignation of the entire board of directors and the CEO.

Kelly asks the mayor why she wants the city to leave Peel Region.

Kelly talks to NDP MP Peter Julian who is continuing to call for former CEO Scott Smith to appear before the heritage committee.

Kelly talks to Det. Sgt. Peter Wehby and Mike Colle.

Kelly talks to Chad Silva, owner of Flashbacks.