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
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
February was a busy month at TMDS. Firstly, there's a top secret project that consumed many hours, but I can't write about that one yet. But there are a few projects I participated in that were pretty damn cool, and all went quite well. I Spoke To 1500 AccountantsI was
I am excited to be performing Toronto Mike's Social Experiment live at the El Mocambo on May 21 at 8pm. Joining me on stage, ready to tickle the keys when I drop the musical cues, is piano prodigy and former member of Spoons and Honeymood Suite Rob Pruess. Honestly, I'd
I just came across a picture of the TMDS basement studio that I posted on Facebook eight years ago today. This is how things looked back then. There were no cameras in the studio, just me and a guest shooting the breeze on Toronto Mike'd. I used a Mackie ProFX
13+ years into this thing and still blown away that I get to hang with the big dogs at BBC and Serial.
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Yesterday I noticed it was the 11th anniversary of Raymi the Minx's Toronto Mike'd debut. Raymi had a handler of sorts with her, and he took this photo of us recording. It's a pretty good glimpse into the original configuration of my home studio. It was the days before there
Podcasts, podcasts, podcasts... I record them, I produce them, I promote them... there's a whole lotta podcasting going on in my little digital services company. All podcasts require audio, but not all audio needs to be a podcast. Sometimes it's about capturing a story, something that interests me greatly. Allow
Pandemic Fridays started on March 20th, 2020, as a coping mechanism for FOTMs dealing with the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. Suddenly, Stu Stone was grounded in Toronto, projects were paused, and we decided to record every week with Cam Gordon for as long as the pandemic lasted. Well,
This summer I've been recording live from Christie Pits during Toronto Maple Leafs Baseball Club games. This partnership with TML Baseball has been amazing. A huge thanks to CEO Keith Stein to bringing me on board. These remote recordings are always great fun, and they really capture the moment. They're
I proudly produce Mary Jo Eustace's podcast. It's called Senior Bitches, and rose from the ashes of what was Ex's and Uh-Oh's, a podcast she had with her ex-husband Dean McDermott. That did not end well. Buy me a beer and I'll tell you the story. The latest episode of
June has been wild... as I glance at the calendar and realize school's out in a couple of days, I'm also reminded that it's June 28 and there will be a primo Toronto Mike'd sponsorship slot available for July. Toronto Mike'd has been kicking ass and taking names for 11
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Congratulations to Larry Fedoruk whose I Was 8 podcast series won Outstanding Personal Series at the Canadian Podcast Awards on Friday night. That's amazing! If you haven't yet enjoyed the wondrous charm of I Was 8, go here and subscribe. Then enjoy the journey...
According to the date on my Electronic Master Business Licence, TMDS is three years old today. That means almost half of the time running my own business has been spent navigating a pandemic. A once-in-a-century pandemic. Baptism by fire, I suppose! If you can get through this, you can get
I'm excited to announce MacKay CEO Forums as a new sponsor of Toronto Mike'd. MacKay CEO Forums will help fuel the #realtalk all summer long. Dr. Nancy MacKay is the founder and CEO of MacKay CEO Forums, the highest impact and least time intensive peer group for over 1200 CEOs,
Larry Fedoruk's I Was 8 podcast series was so damn good. Heck, it's even been nominated for an award. When Larry told me he was ending it, I was pretty bummed, because I love listening. But then, Larry told me there was a sequel... and Later That Same Life was
Peter Gross is 70 years old and has been a fixture in Toronto media since the mid 70s. He is a skilled writer, broadcaster and editor with a rampant sense of humour and an uplifting approach to life. He's extremely talented. I first started working with Peter Gross when we
A veteran journalist and broadcaster, Lorne Honickman strives to deliver the key judgments each week that are both of interest to Canadians and impactful to their day-to-day lives. After all, Lorne isn't just a journalist and broadcaster, he's also a partner at Brauti Thorning LLP. His new podcast is called
It's 5pm, and I've just picked up three of my four kids and am done working for the day. It's been quite the day! Here's how it unfolded. 9:20am - Hebsy on SportsLike I do every Friday morning, I went live with Mark Hebscher to record a new episode
This morning, I joined Mark Hebscher for the 212th episode of Hebsy on Sports. It was an interesting retrospective as Mark shared newspaper clippings his mother had kept, including this 1987 scathing review of Sportsline by Steve Simmons of the Toronto Sun. We've been recording every Friday morning for as
Not That Kind of Rabbi is a most excellent podcast hosted by Ralph Benmergui. I highly recommend it! For this week's episode, we decided to try something different. We're sharing the video of the recording on the Not That Kind of Rabbi Facebook page.
