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EPISODE · May 27, 2026 · 10 MIN

SHIFTHEADS:What’s On Your Mind: Jerry Agar Edition - Running Out of Time to Delay the Things You Actually Want

from Shane Hewitt and The Nightshift · host iHeartRadio

Parenting adult kids is the subject and it starts with a phone call. Your daughter says she might come visit. The answer to might is just tell me when. Jerry Agar's daughter is an athletic therapist touring North America with theater productions, fixing circus performers and dancers between show runs and dropping in when the schedule opens up. She is at the point where the work is still good and the road is starting to cost something. His version of not waiting anymore is a brand new 2024 Indian Springfield motorcycle, a father-son food podcast called Flavor Files on four radio stations, and a chicken dinner he once cooked for his chef son that turned out fine because the chef did not have to make it himself. Topics: parenting adult children, delayed gratification, Flavor Files podcast, motorcycle Ontario, theater touring GUEST: Jerry Agar | http://newstalk1010.com Originally aired on 2026-05-26

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