Signature Podcasts

This episode with Ed the Sock and Liana Kerzner: Blue Jays are hot, Mark Carney is cool as a cucumber, Doug Ford is slippery as an eel, wax lips, the worst Hallowe'en candy, Ed's memory hole, non-stick pans, Aerosmith and Liana gets really really nauseous talking about candy corn.

Ed the Sock and Liana Kerzner wade into why people can't communicate anymore, hiding in your comfort zone, crappy media role models for boys, Elon Musk's robot army and Ed creates a really bad metaphor.    Listen to Liana on her podcast  It's Not Therapy at nottherapyshow.com or wherever you get podcasts. Listen to Ed Monday - Friday (ET) LIVE on 94.9 The Rock, therock.fm or The Rock app.

What the hell is "67" and why are kids yelling it out to disrupt classrooms? It's Ed vs Red as they go toe-to-toe (not a sock joke) on young students' lack of respect in the classroom and what to do about it - if anything. Liana understands where the kids are coming from, Ed thinks they need a dose of STFU juice. Who will you agree with?!    

Ed the Sock and Liana Kerzner press some hot buttons discussing the N-word and the B-word, 'conniving' women and 'strong' men and the potential Israel/Hamas peace deal.  

The differences between Canada and the US as functioning democracies keep widening, and the reasons are baked-in to our history. Plus, Carney's handling of Trump and Canada Post can't read the room.   Stephen Lautens can be found on Facebook: stephen.lautens                                                        Bluesky: @stephenlautens.bsky.social Steven Kerzner is on Facebook:  StevenJKerzner

Was Jimmy Kimmel faking his emotional moment on his Tuesday night 'return' show? Ed the Sock and Liana Kerzner are on opposite sides of the fence. Plus, mango madman Trump declares Christians the most persecuted people on Earth (besides him, of course), how Christian nationalists love for Israel is like that Twilight Zone episode 'To Serve Man' ("It's a cookbook!"), the problem with principles and a boat ride to Hell!

Steven Kerzner and Stephen Lautens do a reality check on Donald Trump's Tylenol 'revelation' that 'cures' autism and frank talk on Israel, Hamas, Netanyahu and the two-state solution in the Middle East. Plus, Steven feels lied to by the Carney government.

Jimmy Kimmel thrown under the bus by Disney, America surrenders and Trump meets King Charles. That seems enough for Ed the Sock and Liana Kerzner to chew on.   Listen to Liana's podcast It's Not Therapy at nottherapyshow.com or any podcast platform.   Listen to Ed Monday to Friday LIVE from midnight to 5AM on The All-Night Show on 94.9 The Rock or stream on therock.fm or The Rock app. Best of episodes air Saturday and Sunday, midnight - 5AM and can be found in the On-Demand section of therock.fm

Liana dissects one of the most pernicious and absurd accusation made about men - that every man wants to commit a sexual assault but most just don't act on it.

Stephen Lautens and Steven Kerzner discuss the skewed debate about the murder of US right-wing agitator Charlie Kirk, why America is losing to China and also the real reason there is no end to the war in Gaza.

Stephen Lautens and Steven Kerzner tackle news , politics and current events from a Centrist viewpoint.

Ed the Sock and Liana Kerzner cover the politically-sensitive renaming of Toronto's Dundas Square, how The Loud Left killed DEI, people who boycott thinking, why everything is so g*damn expensive and the octogenarian VTR repairman who broke Ed's perfectly fine machines - thus imperiling the digitization of hours and hours of Ed's Muchmusic content! 

This week, a banned Disney movie, Octopus farms, why we should stop looking for Aliens, why British TV from the 70s - 90s gave Ed nightmares and more!    Don't forget to check out Liana's excellent podcast It's Not Therapy at nottherapyshow.com or wherever you get your podcasts.   Ed is LIVE Monday - Friday, midnight - 5am, his All-Night Show on 94.9 The Rock, therock.fm and The Rock app! And yes, you can call him live!

In this week's episode, Ed the Sock and Liana Kerzner talk about people who speak with confidence but are full of sh*t, why Gen X were the last generation to have a real childhood, misleading product names, that new & improved is typically the former not the latter and other subjects they use to swing between topics like Tarzan using vines in the jungle.

Stephen Lautens and Steven Kerzner discuss bike lanes - or Doug Ford's hatred of them; Pierre Poilievre is sinking....will the by-election on August 18 turn his status to 'sunk'?; the reason top legal firms, media corporations and elite universities are bowing to Trump's demands; the Trump takeover of Washington D.C. and what it means for the rest of the US; and more.

The best of the week from the All-Night Show! This show goes in an unplanned direction as Ed's mention of a somewhat common injury a man may accidentally inflict upon his manhood leads to Sherry, Donna and Triple T adding to the discussion...which was never intended to be a discussion. Also, Chuck in the Truck is back with more tales of 'psychic occurrences' he has experienced recently and yes, he believes it. And Liana Kerzner's Getting Through the Night discussion of 'Persuasion vs Manipulation' turns into a bit of a tug-of-war with Ed!        

This week Ed the Sock and Liana Kerzner break down the diplomatic masterstroke of PM Carney's statement on recognizing Palestine, bust-up the notion that "Judeo-Christian" is a real thing, talk about Hollywood reboots vs revivals, Superman vs Fantastic Four at the movies and sundry other topics along the way.

As nations, universities, legal firms and more capitulate to Donald Trump's bullying, Canada has been refusing to bend the knee. Will this work out in our favour or not?

"It's like the 80s died this week!"says Liana as she and Ed talk about the passing of Malcolm-Jamal Warner, Hulk Hogan and Ozzy Osbourne before wading into the problem of boys being a-holes, the Hockey Canada verdict and why they both loved the new "Superman" movie (it wasn't just the dog).

From her Wellness Wednesday episode of last week, Liana Kerzner discusses the interplay between people's sense of morality and their pre-release attitudes towards James Gunn's new Superman film (note, this was recorded before Liana saw - and loved -the movie. Twice.)