People Need People | Buffalo Bills | Booing the Blue Jays | Oakville Development Questions

Jerry opens the show with a conversation about human connection in an increasingly AI-driven world. As chatbots are now being used for everything from life advice to spiritual guidance, Jerry argues that technology can ever replace real human relationships and support. With tensions between Canada and the U.S. continuing over trade, Jerry speaks with Joe Warmington, Toronto Sun reporter, about the spotlight on the Buffalo Bills game last night.  After the Blue Jays were blown out 13-2 by the Kansas City Royals, boos rang out around Rogers Centre. Jerry opens the phones and asks listeners: When is it fair to boo your team? Is booing part of being a passionate fan, or does it cross the line? Ontario has selected a developer to help transform Oakville's skyline despite reports that the company has never built a high-rise before. Jerry speaks with Luigi Ferrara, architect, designer, storyteller, and Principal of Conifer, about what goes into major urban development projects and whether experience should be a deciding factor.