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Bilal Ali Sabry speaks to Belgian-Canadian artist Walter Seger about his work in the local FIFA art installation BeaverQuest, a collection of 51 beavers scattered across the city, all representing a country participating in FIFA. He discusses the meaning of his work, the process he approached the project with, and what he hopes viewers get from his art. Then, Claire Van De Weghe explores the effects smoke from recent wildfires has been having on Toronto’s vulnerable populations, and the worries Torontonians have when they’re forced to deal with poor air quality.

Met Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews Canadian R&B and pop artist, Rawle. https://www.rawlemusic.com/

Met Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews actor and artist Mike Terrell. He has an EP dropping by the end of the year. You check his single "Red Flags" which is on Spotify. https://open.spotify.com/artist/7tJr4HtY9fFjnbvG6LqqFf

Met Radio's Rogene Teodoro and Amanda Shekarchi discuss their thoughts on "You Choose: An Improvised Murder Mystery" at the 2026 Toronto Fringe Festival.

Met Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews actor, writer and producer Blake Leon. He is the founder of BEL Productions. https://belproductions.com/ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm12885374/

Met Radio's Rogene Teodoro reviews "Such Ado!" which was on at the 2026 Toronto Fringe Festival.

Met Radio's Karen Young reviews three shows that she caught at the 2026 Toronto Fringe Festival. The shows discussed include "Sinner. A Musical Tragicomedy About Breaking Up With White Jesus", "White Man's Indian", and "Evie & Alfie: A Very British Love Story".

Met Radio's Rogene Teodoro reviews "Catching a Cheese Pervert: A Priscilla Patton Mystery", a show at the 2026 Toronto Fringe Festival.

Met Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews actor, author, and speaker Colin Egglesfield. Originally starting his career as a high-profile fashion model, he successfully transitioned into Hollywood acting and has recently expanded his focus toward health advocacy, business, and production.

July 10, 2026 - Host Claire Van De Weghe speaks to experts in ecology and wildlife conservation about the effects of recent heatwaves on local environments. Amid a massive rise in the populations of newborn urban wildlife, increases in animal encounters, and the spread of invasive species, these organisations are forced to mitigate harm however they can. Listen in to hear staff from Bruce Trail Conservancy and Ontario Wildlife Rescue talk about the effects of this recent heat, their worries as the seasons get more extreme, and how they’ve been managing environmental efforts in parts of the city. Bilal Ali Sabry has the news.