Toronto Mike'd Podcast

Mike chats with Chinyere Eni-McLean about her African and Indigenous roots, intergenerational impact of historical trauma, her battle with childhood cancer, the invisible backpack she carries daily, and how she's risen above it all.

Mike and Cam Gordon dive deep into School's Out, the 1992 Degrassi High TV movie finale.

This 67th Pandemic Friday, Mike kicks out jams from women who rawk with Cam Gordon and Stu Stone. But first, a special appearance by Canada's rock goddess Bif Naked.

Mike chats with Chris Mayberry about his 40 years in radio.

Mike chats with Paul Burford about creating and producing Just Like Mom, his relationship with Fergie Olver, the YouTube video, filming with the '83 Blue Jays, Wayne Gretzky, Clint Eastwood, Paul Henderson and more.

Mike chats with Dan "The Mouth" Lovranski about his years on Live Audio Wrestling, Sunday Night's Main Event, his love of wrestling and his love of music. Fast Time Milon is along for the ride.

Mike chats with Captain Phil Evans and Brother Bill about the origin of the CFNY Canada Day Festival, the birth of Edgefest, and memorable moments through the years with some stellar musical highlights in the mix.

This 66th Pandemic Friday, Mike kicks out brother jams with Brother Bill and Stu Stone. But first, a special appearance by Pete Fowler.

Mike chats with 680 News and City News news and weather reporter Michelle Mackey about her years at The Weather Network, her move to 680 News and City News, The Arkells, and her work as a mental health advocate.

This 65th Pandemic Friday, Mike kicks out parenthetical jams with Cam Gordon and Stu Stone. But first, a special appearance by Humble Howard.

Mike chats with Doo Doo the Clown about his lengthy career as a children's entertainer, appearing in Billy Madison with Adam Sandler, performing at festivals including the Calgary Stampede and CNE, his relationship with Stu Stone and DJ Farbsie, and his real-life role as hero.

Mike chats with MELLEEFRESH a.k.a. Melleny Melody about being Cheer Bear on Care Bears, singing in Rock & Rule, transitioning to becoming active in the dance music scene, starting Play Records, discovering Deadmau5, and losing her beloved Princessmobile to a family of raccoons.

Mike chats with Brian Bradley about the history, courage, and diversity of the 2SLGBTQ+ community in Toronto with a keen focus on Craig Russell and Lori Russell Eadie.

This 64th Pandemic Friday, Mike kicks out wrestling jams with Cam Gordon and Stu Stone. But first, a special appearance by Jason Agnew.

Mike chats with Andy Curran about Coney Hatch, working with Kim Mitchell, going solo, and the new El Mocambo. Banjo Dunc co-hosts!

Mike chats with Ewan Currie and Ryan Gullen from The Sheepdogs about their Saskatoon origin story, getting on the cover of Rolling Stone, I Don't Know, Feeling Good and their new infectious jam Keep On Loving You.

Mike chats with Rob Cowan about his father Bernard Cowan, his cousin Paul Soles, his comedy work with Rick Moranis and his radio career at CKFH and CJCL 1430 where he worked with such radio vets as Bob McCown, Andy Barrie, Mark Hebscher, and Jim Brady.

This 63rd Pandemic Friday, Mike kicks out jams with a dude's name in the title with Cam Gordon and Stu Stone. But first, a special appearance by Mike Richards.

Mike chats with Canadian punk pioneer Art Bergmann about the Young Canadians, going solo, getting paid and getting the Order of Canada.

Mike is joined by Bob Dylan fanatic Lorne Honickman who tells us why Dylan is the greatest musician of the past century. Happy 80th birthday, Bob.