The Tragically Hip released 13 studio albums. Here's the list, fully and completely. Up to Here: September 5, 1989Road Apples: February 19, 1991Fully Completely: October 6, 1992Day for Night: September 19, 1994Trouble at the Henhouse: May 7, 1996Phantom Power: July 14, 1998Music @ Work: June 6, 2000In Violet Light: June 11,
Here's an excerpt from episode 1863 of Toronto Mike'd with Stu Stone. Stu Stone was the Little Green Sprout, and we went in the time machine to revisit one of those Jolly Green Giant classic ads.
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Image Credit:depositphotos.coom AbstractThe smartphone, which has long since ceased to be just a device for making calls, has become our wallet, navigator, camera, and work tool all at once. It’s a whole personal archive of our lives. That’s why the issue of privacy no longer concerns
In this 1865th episode of Toronto Mike'd, and 51st episode of Toast, Mike is joined by Rob Preuss and Bob Willette as they kick out novelty jams. This episode is exactly 2:07:27. You can listen to this episode in a variety of ways: Listen on Apple PodcastsFollow on
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Last Friday, I recorded an episode of Toronto Mike'd all about Nash The Slash Rises Again!, with the director Tim Kowalksi, writer Kevan Byrne, sound guy Rob Preuss and Friendly Rich, who put together the tribute album. Colin Brunton was scheduled to appear, but he chose warmer climes instead. Last
Toronto's poker history runs through charity casinos, underground card rooms, a provincial regulatory apparatus, and a handful of players who left the city and became some of the most recognized names in the game. The city did not produce poker through the frontier saloon tradition that shaped the game in
Over the past couple of months, I've had the pleasure of working with a professional baseball player named Ashton Lansdell. She hosts the official WPBL Podcast and I'm behind the curtain pulling the levers and smashing the buttons. Here's video evidence of our first episode. The WPBL is the Women's
Six years ago today, I picked the kids up at daycare and they stayed home for a very long time. It was also a Friday the 13th, and it was really a last hurrah of sorts. That day, my in-person basement guest was The Toronto Star's David Rider. It would
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Welcome to this week's Open Mike. I'm Mike and I'll be your master of ceremonies for the day. Feel free to use this space to vent, rant, share a story and/or ask a question of the FOTM hivemind.
Blake Emmons was a country musician who hosted Funny Farm on CBC, Chain Reaction and a variety of different shows.
In this 1864th episode of Toronto Mike'd, Mike chats with Cam Gordon about his new book Track Changes before they're joined by Steve Pratt, who helped grow an online community at CBC Radio 3. This episode is exactly 2:08:04. You can listen to this episode in a variety
If you listen to Toronto Mike'd, you hear me shout out Nick Ainis every episode. Nick loves what he hears on the podcast, and stepped up to help fuel the #realtalk by becoming a partner. I also produce a few podcasts for Nick, including his excellent Building Toronto's Skyline. Nick
In this 1863rd episode of Toronto Mike'd, Mike chats with the remarkable Stu Stone about filmmaking, Iran, his relationship with Ross Atkins, his California journey, TSM Radio, and Cam Gordon's new book. This episode is exactly 1:50:13. You can listen to this episode in a variety of ways:
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In this 1862nd episode of Toronto Mike'd, Mike chats with country musician Meghan Patrick about her start in Bowmanville with Stone Sparrows, her pivot from bluegrass to country, her decision to move to Nashville and her recent success with Golden Child. Meghan Patrick also delivers the #realtalk with regards to
In this 1861st episode of Toronto Mike'd, Mike chats with Cycle Toronto's Executive Director Michael Longfield about their court challenge against Bill 212, the appeal by Doug Ford's Progressive Conservative Party, and the role of Cycle Toronto in defending protected bike lanes in Toronto. This episode is exactly 1:08:
Jennifer Runyon was the actress best known for supporting roles in films such as "Up the Creek" and "Ghostbusters," as well as playing Gwendolyn Pierce on "Charles In Charge" for one season. #funfact: In the great Simpsons episode "The Simpsons Spin-Off Showcase" there's a segment about "The Simpson Family Smile-Time
I'll preface this rant by stating the obvious... you don't have to log into Facebook. Using this social media app is entirely optional. You cannot lose if you do not play. When I log into Facebook these days, I see people I know and trust sharing AI slop and completely
Country Joe McDonald was the lead singer and co-founder of Country Joe and the Fish whose "I-Feel-Like-I'm-Fixin'-to-Die Rag" mesmerized me when I'd stumble upon the Woodstock film on CityTV's late great movies.
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