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In this special episode, Premier Doug Ford joins John Oakley for an unfiltered, emotional conversation about the pivotal role the Oakley Show played in launching the Ford political movement. Ford reflects on the early days when his brother Rob Ford became a radio fixture, exposing waste at City Hall and connecting directly with listeners—moments that, Doug says, set the stage for everything that followed.
The episode also features appearances from:
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Joe Warmington, Toronto Sun columnist
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Russell Barth, author of Outlaw Patients
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Stephen Holyday, Councillor for Ward 2 – Etobicoke Centre
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David Wills, Senior VP at Media Profile
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