During Blundell's stint on CFNY, his program frequently faced complaints to the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council regarding offensive content. These included complaints about sexually explicit discussion, vulgar terminology used in a comment on the sexuality of Justin Bieber, derogatory comments about women, and comments that appeared to support violence against women. The program received a one-day suspension following a 2004 appearance by Jackasscast memberSteve-O, in which Steve-O urinated on the studio floor, used several profanities, and performed a stunt that involved wrapping duct tape around his penis. In 2009, he was sued for defamation by Linda Jackson, the mayor of the Toronto suburb of Vaughan, after reportedly calling her a "fraudster" and a "fat pig" on the air. In 2011, he granted an interview to Shirley Phelps-Roper, in exchange for the Westboro Baptist Church dropping its controversial plan to picket the funeral of 2011 Tucson shooting victim Christina Taylor Green. In 2013, he was widely criticized for comments that appeared to mock the death of hockey player Kristiāns Pelšs, suggesting that Pelšs had committed suicide because that was preferable to living in Edmonton. Through 2012 and 2013, Blundell's show was the subject of nine separate complaints to the Canadian Broadcast Standards Council, and was formally censured six times. Blundell was indefinitely suspended from CFNY in December 2013, following reports that he and cohost Derek Welsman had discussed on the air a jury trial in which Welsman was the foreman. The trial had concerned a sexual assault charge against a client of a gay bathhouse, and Blundell and Welsman's commentary about it was criticized both for homophobia and for potentially causing a mistrial by publicly discussing the jury deliberations. The program's cancellation was announced in January 2014.
Subsequent career
Following his departure from CFNY, Blundell launched a podcast, and announced plans to launch his own Internet radio stream. He guest hosted an episode of Fan 590's Jeff Blair Show in May 2014, and was named to the station's permanent new lineup in 2015. Rogers Radio executive Scott Moore expressed confidence that Blundell's controversial history would not detract from the station's brand, noting that "He knows that this is a very different show. His mandate at the Edge was to be edgy and he knows a) that’s not what we’re asking for and b) it would be unacceptable." He was dropped from Fan 590 in February 2017. In April 2018 Blundell joined the morning show on CKGE-FM.
