
Toronto has more than 200 years of history from Timothy Eaton to St Lawrence Market, from Hurricane Hazel to the CNE. Join Adam and Gray as we tell the stories of the schemers and dreamers who built TO. Follow us on: Twitter - twitter.com/Toronto_History Facebook - www.facebook.com/muddyyorkhistory
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 66 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is the largest and most-visited museum in Canada. But who built the ROM? Where did the totem poles in the lobby come from and who was the Mr. English who offered to build a planetarium entirely on his own dime? Learn mo... more
Ed Conroy of Retrontario joins us to talk about the Golden Age of Kids TV in Toronto. We'll be looking at Uncle Chichimus, the Friendly Giant, Mister Rogers, Butternut Square, Mr. Dressup and more on this episode of Muddy York.
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Kit Coleman was a woman; she was also a journalist. When she began her career in 1889, this made her a trailblazer and even a subversive figure. For some people, female journalists were only slightly higher than streetwalkers in the Victorian social ... more
The Zoo is a Scarborough institution. But it raises the question: what is a zoo in Toronto’s eyes? Is it an animal sanctuary? A school field trip factory? A conservation lab? On this episode of Muddy York, we'll look at the history of the high-minded... more
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This is the podcast that I’ve been wishing for! So, so happy to have stumbled upon it. I love Toronto and history, so this is perfect! Easily digestible and super interesting! I heard on an episode that true crime won’t be a focus, but Toronto has some interesting and hard-hitting cases (besides Ambrose Small) which could be companion pieces to the Eaton and Massey-related episodes.
I’m Tdot born and raised and love my city and its history. I’m a longtime Bowery Boys cast follower and was jealous that NYC had such a good history podcast and we didn’t.. until now ❤️
Muddy York is a gem for anyone interested in the rich and vibrant history of Toronto. Each episode offers a deep dive into the city's past, filled with fascinating stories and insights. The hosts do a fantastic job of blending education with entertainment, ensuring that learning about Toronto's history is both engaging and enjoyable. I find myself captivated every time I listen, always eager for the next episode. Whether you're a history buff or just curious about Toronto, Muddy York is a must-l... more
Muddy York is very interesting, full of fascinating facts. The hosts are personable, don’t take themselves too seriously and have good senses of humour. An easy and valuable way to learn our history.










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