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Jerry Agar is one of the newest stars in talk radio. After many years as a disc jockey and music radio morning show host he turned to talk radio at WPTF in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Jerry Agar came to the attention of WABC Program Director Phil Boyce when he won the 2004 Rising Talk Star competition organized by Boyce and Radio and Records magazine. That win also prompted KMBZ, the major talk station in Kansas City to hire him for their midday show. Nine months later he took over their afternoon drive show.
Jerry is a featured columnist for Kansas City Business magazine and has published in a number of newspapers in America. As a legal immigrant from Canada he is often asked to participate in television debates on illegal immigration. Now he brings his witty style of intense debate to WABC. His show is about the issues of the day, with a conservative/libertarian view of how America should work, as he has actually read the Constitution.
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Jerry Agar (Dec 08, 2008)
Don’t you hate it when the referee steals the game from your team? A crucial call on the goal line robs your team of a touchdown when you can clearly see that your... more
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Jerry Agar (Apr 23, 2008)
Why can’t Obama “close the deal?” asks Hillary. She could better spend her time asking herself that question, since not long ago she was the presumptive nominee. ... more
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Jerry Agar (Mar 27, 2008)
I did not spend a moment today thinking about how to keep the black man down. Just another day.
I can’t remember ever getting a memo about, or an invitation to a strategy... more
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Jerry Agar (Mar 10, 2008)
Gary David Goldberg tells us that adorable conservative Alex Keaton of the 80’s sitcom “Family Ties,” played by adorable liberal Michael J. Fox, would vote for Barack Obama... more
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Jerry Agar (Jan 28, 2008)
(Note: Follow the links to view the opening exchange; Jon Sanders' offer, my reply and Jon's counteroffer.)
Dear Jon,
Our tongue-in-cheek wager based on the political... more
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Jerry Agar (Jan 13, 2008)
Dear Jon,
I accept your challenge, lose/lose proposition that it is.
I am also grateful for the chance to do so in print, what with the threat from my own state of Illinois... more