As producer of the Humble and Fred podcast, I've been encouraging them to live stream their recordings on Facebook. Yesterday, at the tail end of a Zoom meeting, I convinced them to test the waters as a proof of concept. It was a success. Humble and Fred have agreed to
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Christopher Plummer was the Toronto-born Oscar-winning actor best known for The Sound of Music. His Oscar for best supporting actor was for his role in 2012's Beginners,
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 hivemind.
In this 796th episode, the 47th Pandemic Friday, Mike kicks out the Britpop jams with Brother Bill, Cam Gordon and Stu Stone. This episode is exactly 2:45:38. You can listen to this episode in a variety of ways: Subscribe in Apple PodcastsSubscribe in Google PodcastsSave to your Spotify
This is day three of the Bell Media GTA cuts... if you're just joining us, here's parts one and two: NEWSTALK 1010 CutsCTV Toronto News CutsI take no pleasure in this reporting. It's not my job, it doesn't make me any money, and I feel awful for everyone affected. But,
With the 2020 UEFA Euro championship finally gearing up to take place, now is an excellent time to begin to work out which teams you are going to be following here. This always proves to be an exciting set of matches and you don’t want to miss out. Just
In this 795th episode, Mike chats with Marc Weisblott of 12:36 about the current state of media in Canada and what you oughta know. This episode is exactly 2:12:33. You can listen to this episode in a variety of ways: Subscribe in Apple PodcastsSubscribe in Google PodcastsSave
Yesterday I reported on Bell Media cuts to NEWSTALK 1010, and today I have the displeasure of sharing the news Tom Brown and Anwar Knight are no longer on CTV Toronto. They're the two on-screen dismissals I'm aware of, but the vast majority of cuts are to people who work
Bell Media is a federally regulated company who just received $122 million in federal government pandemic labour subsidies. And they're in the midst of a significant labour purge. Today, the entire NEWSTALK news department was axed. Some names are Russ Courtney, Haley Cooper, Claude Feig and Lucas Meyer. And at
In this 794th episode, Mike chats with Jonny Dovercourt about his book Any Night of the Week: A D.I.Y. History of Toronto Music, 1957-2001, Toronto's great music venues past and present, his recorded walking tours and the Wavelength music festival. This episode is exactly 1:21:06. You
Hal Holbrook was the actor who played Mark Twain for more than six decades in his one-man show Mark Twain Tonight and played Deep Throat in "All the President's Men."
Dustin Diamond was the actor best known for playing Samuel "Screech" Powers on Saved By The Bell.
In this 793rd episode, Mike chats with Al Strachan about his years on Hockey Night in Canada's Hot Stove, his relationships with Brian Burke, Don Cherry, Ron MacLean, John Shannon, Mike Milbury, Christie Blatchford, John Davidson, Bruce Arthur and more. This episode is exactly 1:22:33. You can listen
Ask any Torontonian – whether born and raised or relatively new to the scene – and the answer will likely be the same: this city has always been a great place to live. From the food and the culture to sights, opportunities, and safety, few areas of the world could truly stand
Let's face it; life comes with its fair share of obstacles. Hobbies are a great way of balancing out the stress. The release of dopamine boosts creativity and productivity and can prevent feeling overwhelmed. Hobbies are described as activities done for pleasure, usually during your leisure time. Whether you are
I used to listen to a lot of sports radio on The Fan 1430 and then The Fan 590, so I've heard my fair share of ads for Korry's Clothiers. Saul Korman owned the shop and did his own ads, and he was a character. They rarely seemed scripted, and
If you're subscribed to Toronto Mike'd, you saw a bonus episode appear on the feed late last night. It's an hour from CFNY 102.1 recorded on Boxing Day in 1986. Hear how the late great Don Berns sounded on this day in Toronto radio history. If you're not subscribed
I spotted this tweet in my feed moments ago. If you were brought up in the 90's, René Dif was your first bald crush. pic.twitter.com/TrmMw0FVKz — Casey // ✨🎄 (@CaseyToGo) January 30, 2021 I think I've got a few years on this Tweeter, so I thought back
Jim Bawden had been a TV critic for 40 years starting at The Globe And Mail in 1970. In 1971 he became TV critic at The Spectator and in 1980 TV columnist at The Toronto Star, Canada's largest newspaper, retiring in 2008. He had written widely on movies and TV
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 hivemind.
Cicely Tyson was the three-time Emmy winner and Tony winner who was nominated for a Best Actress Oscar for her role in 1972's "Sounder".
Of my four children, Morgan has the record for "youngest age to lose the first tooth", beating her big brother James by three months. Her brother Jarvis, who is two years her senior, only lost his first tooth earlier this month!
In this 792nd episode, the 46th Pandemic Friday, Mike kicks out boat jams with Cam Gordon and Stu Stone. This episode is exactly 2:04:58. You can listen to this episode in a variety of ways: Subscribe in Apple PodcastsSubscribe in Google PodcastsSave to your Spotify LibraryListen via StitcherFollow
Cloris Leachman was best known for playing Phyllis Lindstrom in The Mary Tyler Moore Show even though I first saw her as Beverly Ann Stickle on The Facts of Life. She won eight Emmy Awards from 22 nominations, making her the most nominated actress in Emmy history. She also won
