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Toronto Mike'd: The Official Toronto Mike Podcast

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Toronto Mike discusses various issues of the day and chats with interesting guests about the serious and not-so-serious. It's authentic controlled chaos with a Toronto spin. Proudly made in Canada by a Canadian for Canadians.

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Jane Brown
Co-host and associate news director with a long career in Toronto radio
Zoomer Radio, Classical FM, Toronto radio veteran
Episode: Jane Brown: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1941
Todd Bueler
Author of The Life of a 1970s Teenager
Author
Episode: Todd Bueler: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1940
Matthew Holtby
Musician and radio broadcaster talking about his career and projects
Self
Episode: Matthew Holtby: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1939
Shayda Spadewski
Archivist and Heritage Engagement Specialist at the CNE
CNE
Episode: Live From Scadding Cabin: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1936
Mysterion the Mind Reader
Mentalist and magician
Independent performer
Episode: Mysterion The Mind Reader: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1935
Dave LeBlanc
Architourist, author of Hidden Toronto series
Globe and Mail contributor, CFRB veteran
Episode: Dave LeBlanc, The Architourist: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1934
Susie McNeil
Canadian singer and musician
Independent artist (Line 49, soul/R&B/rock projects)
Episode: Suzie McNeil: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1930
Jim Lang
Radio broadcaster with extensive history at CHOM, Q107, Fan 590, and more
Broadcast industry veteran
Episode: Jim Lang re: Rogers Shuttering 6 Radio Stations: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1929
Janie Frickie
Canadian country singer
Miss Janie Frickie
Episode: Remembering Tommy Hunter: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1927

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Mike (Toronto Mike)
Primary host of the long-running Toronto Mike'd show, known for in-depth interviewing and Toronto-insider knowledge.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 351 ratings
  • Palma Pasta

    Been listening to your podcast for just over year. Some really entertaining shows. Very good interviewer. Just bought my first Palma Pasta lasagna. It was excellent. Keep up the great work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BlueJays 37
    Canada3 years ago
  • Steve Simmons

    Have to provide credit when it’s due, great interaction with Steve, enjoyed this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Durwood wc
    Canada4 years ago
  • Steve Simmons Episode

    Mike, love your podcast and you do ask the tough questions.

    One thing that did not get addressed with Steve re. Akim Aliu issue:

    Steve kept saying he knew too much from his sourcing. Well is it possible his sources from the hockey community were racist? To me he used this excuse to escape criticism, but I really have little faith in the hockey community. And so I don’t trust Steve’s sources.

    Thank you,

    Stephen

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Raptorized
    Canada4 years ago
  • love this show

    Interesting conversations, lots of laughs and I always learn something.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Helly Cat
    Canada4 years ago
  • Toronto Mike’D

    A great guy who doesn’t steal the stoplight from his Guests. Mike asks the questions that you want answered as he delivers the Real Talk. I’m surprised at his ability to get such good Guests. Keep up the good work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NFL1965
    Canada4 years ago

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Many reviews highlight the show's deep Toronto focus and rapport with guests.
Listeners appreciate the balance of nostalgia and current insights, with high regard for production and pace.
Listeners praise strong interviewing and the host's ability to pull insightful questions from guests.

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Todd Bueler: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1940
Q: What's the big announcement you teased earlier?
The big announcement is the formation of TMLX23, the Toronto Mike'd listener experience, including date, venue, and how to get on the guest list.
Todd Bueler: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1940
Q: So this is like the sequel and we have nine more jams to come. Is this a sequel episode?
Yes, this is treated as a sequel to the earlier Swansea-focused jam session, with more stories and jams to come.
Matthew Holtby: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1939
Q: How did your early musicmaking begin, and where did the four-track recording setup come into play?
He describes borrowing a four-track at Fanshawe College and making ideas with his roommate before deciding to pursue music more seriously, which eventually led to live performances and production collaborations.
Matthew Holtby: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1939
Q: What sparked your transition from a graphic design career to radio and music?
He explains wanting to escape the cubicle life and the realization that radio and music could be a genuine, long-term vocation, leading him to return to Humber for a nine-month program and ultimately pursue a career in broadcasting and songwriting.
AI Slop Is Rotting Your Brain: Toronto Mike'd Podcast Episode 1933
Q: What are the potential positives of AI mentioned in the discussion?
AI can assist in processing large data sets, aid in creative exploration, and potentially enable new forms of storytelling or research, though these benefits must be weighed against environmental costs and ethical concerns.

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Pinpointed conversations center on Toronto's culture, music, media, and local history, often framed through bold storytelling, personal anecdotes, and deep-dive interviews with notable Torontonian guests. Episodes frequently blend nostalgia with modern-day insights, featuring deep dives into local scenes, live events, and cross-promotional updates that highlight community involvement and sponsorships. The show stands out for its long-running, insider-style banter, a strong sense of place, and a knack for turning niche Toronto lore into engaging storytelling that appeals to culture enthusiasts, industry professionals, and local historians alike.

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1. Jane Brown
2. Todd Bueler
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