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Met Radio 1280 AM
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Toronto Metropolitan University's campus and community multi-media hub. Listen at 1280 AM or online at metradio.ca
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Interview: Sean Cully
Apr 2400:25:40Tap to summarizeMet Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews actor Sean Cully. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm13801694/bio/?ref_=nmmi_ql_1
Transcribe →Interview: Michelle Carney
Apr 2400:21:34Tap to summarizeMet Radio's Donovan interviews actress Michelle Carney. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm14892614/
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Artist Interview: Ron Loos
Apr 2400:16:42Tap to summarizeMet Radio's Amanda Shekarchi interviews artist Ron Loos.
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Eight years after Toronto van attack, addressing gender-based violence remains critical
Apr 2400:29:00Tap to summarizeApril 24, 2026 -- This week marks eight years since the 2018 Toronto van attack, an act of gender-based violence that killed 11 people. The anniversary is now recognized as Anne Marie D’Amico Day of Kindness and Love, and highlights the ongoing need for gender-based violence education and support. Host Emma Amodio speaks with Rachel Morrison from the North York Women’s Shelter about the work they do and why centring kindness matters. Then, Kinza Zafar takes listeners to the “ice man” sculpture, where people react to Drake’s latest stunt. Plus, Olivia Chow weighs in as firefighters move in to hose it down.
Transcribe →Interview: Kevin Renalto
Apr 2000:30:56Tap to summarizeMet Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews actor, writer, director, and producer, Kevin Renalto. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm12020203/
Transcribe →Interview: Joe Tilley
Apr 2000:16:24Tap to summarizeMet Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews content creator Joe Tilley. Tilley is best known for his 34-year career as a sports anchor for CTV News Toronto (CFTO). After retiring from television in late 2017, he shifted his focus toward digital content and community advocacy, particularly in the field of addiction recovery. https://www.instagram.com/joeswisstilley/--
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Parents Speak Out on Special Education at TDSB Special Education Advisory Committee Meeting
Apr 1700:29:16Tap to summarizeApril 17, 2026 — Elliot Kelly attends the Toronto District School Board’s Special Education Advisory Committee, hearing from parents across the city whose children have disabilities. We’ll hear from parents, students with special needs, and David Lepofsky, chair of the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act Alliance, about their recommendations and the importance of special education in schools. Then, as part of National Canadian Film Day, Portley Ghartey-Johnson watched Subjects of Desire, a documentary exploring the beauty standards and stereotypes that shape the experiences of Black women. She speaks with organizers and director Jennifer Holness about their takeaways from the film. Harsh Kumar has the top headlines.
Transcribe →CONC x Met Radio 2025
Apr 1500:17:36Tap to summarizeMet Radio partnered with the Christie Ossington Neighbourhood Centre and facilitated a kids radio workshop at the George Chuvalo Neighbourhood Centre. During the two day camp, kids aged 8-12 came up with their own shows and worked in groups to bring their stories to life.
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The Art of Adventure highlights how art contributes to environmental advocacy
Apr 1000:29:02Tap to summarizeApril 10, 2026 — Host Emma Amodio speaks with director Allison Reid about The Art of Adventure, a documentary exploring the intersection of art, activism and environmentalism, and its role in broader environmental education. Then, Harsh Kumar discusses the growing use of AI in schoolwork with Tutor Doctor’s Alisa Rampersaud, examining the implications for students and education.
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Toronto Nature Now Ep. 200: Responsible Pet Reptile Ownership in Toronto
Apr 800:19:18Tap to summarizeNatasha, a passionate wildlife educator and animal care provide, educates listeners about proper practices when considering becoming a reptile owner—anything from doing extensive research beforehand, talking to the right people, adapting your living space to house a suitable enclosure, and of course being mindful of your reptile's specific needs so that it may thrive under your care.
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