Massey Hall
For decades, Massey Hall was the most famous venue in Canada. It hosted legendary performers like Bob Dylan, Chuck Berry and Gordon Lightfoot. It also hosted a variety of events staged by local community groups. On this ...
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Muddy York: A Toronto History Podcast
Adam Waiser and Grayson Miller
L'Aria che Tira - Pillole di Lirica
Ameria Radio
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Packers Talk LLC
Les Maîtres du mystère
INA
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Allison
Murder In The Hudson Valley
Hudson River Radio .com
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Arroe Collins
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Estoico Hoy
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Johnathan Walton
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Craig Baird
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Zack Cherry
To All The Cars I've Loved Before: Classic Car Restoration, JDM, and Automotive History
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The Larry Arnn Show
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Fixing A Hole - The Beatles podcast you didn't know you needed
Paul Humbley & Mark Wakely
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Eschatology Matters
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Norrtälje 400 år
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Muddy York: A Toronto History Podcast
Adam Waiser and Grayson Miller
Early Black Community in Toronto w/Natasha Henry-Dixon
Toronto's Black community is almost as old as the community itself. The first census ever done in York identified 15 black residents. Some of them were slaves, but some of them were free persons who chose to settle there...
Types Riot
Next Monday, June 8th, is the 200th Anniversary of an often overlooked event. On that date in 1826, a mob forced its way into a newspaper printing shop and proceeded to smash the printing press as well as anything else t...
Ontario Place
Ontario Place was Toronto's summer getaway from the noise and heat of the city. It was also our attempt to match Montreal and the spectacular success of Expo 67. Today, it's at the centre of a debate about what to do wit...
Don Jail - Part 2
In part two of our history of the Don Jail, we'll learn more about some of the men who were executed there, including the last two men to be executed in Canada, we'll hear about the gang of bank robbers who managed to es...
Don Jail - Part 1
The Don Jail was Toronto's most notorious prison, home to some of the most dangerous offenders in Canadian history. In part one of this episode, we'll explain why the prison was built and the ideas behind its design. We'...
Sex Bob-Omb and the 2010 TIBB
In 2010, the world-famous Toronto International Battle of the Bands would become the centre of a series of bizarre events related to a little known group called Sex Bob-Omb. On this episode of Muddy York, we will be tell...
Sex Bob-Omb and the 2010 Toronto International Battle of the Bands
In 2010, the world-famous Toronto International Battle of the Bands would become the centre of a series of bizarre events related to a little known group called Sex Bob-Omb. On this episode of Muddy York, we will be tell...
Bonus: First ML Baseball Game in Toronto w/Harvey Sahker
Most people believe that ML baseball arrived in Toronto with the Blue Jays on April 7, 1977. However, this was actually the third ML game to be played in the city. Harvey Sahker, author of Before the Blue Jays, joins us ...
Hoggs Hollow Disaster
On the evening of March 17, 1960, five workers died in an underground tunnel because of the neglect and indifference of the men in charge of the project. It became known as the Hoggs Hollow Disaster and it would fuel a d...
Beatrice Worsley, Canada's Female Computer Pioneer w/Scott Campbell
Beatrice Worsley became a computer scientist at a time when computers could fill entire rooms and most people had no idea what they were or how they worked. She operated and designed the programming language for Canada's...
Parkdale
Parkdale might seem like an ordinary Toronto neighbourhood, but its story includes the Grey Cup, an amusement park, the KKK, mental health and the largest school in Canada. Learn more about this distinctive community on ...
History of Black Slavery in Toronto
Black slavery arrived in Canada with the loyalists. It would be limited in 1793, but not fully abolished until 1834. This is the story of the people who were enslaved, the woman whose defiance prompted the government to ...
Royal Alexandra Theatre
The Royal Alex is the grand old dame of Toronto theatres and the oldest continuously-operating legitimate theatre in North America. In this episode, you can learn about how it was built in a fit of upper-class pique, how...
Small-White Duel
226 years ago, the Attorney General was shot and killed in a grove near the Distillery District. Everybody knew who did it, but the shooter went free because it happened in a duel. This week’s episode is about the Small-...
Bonus: A Christmas Story Filming Locations
Over the years, A Christmas Story has become a bona-fide holiday classic. However, I would guess that most viewers don’t realize that much of the film was made right here in Toronto. Since we’re only four days away from ...
A Movable Feast - Chinese Restaurants in Toronto w/Leo Chan
Leo Chan, professor chef and general food expert, joins us to talk about the history of Chinese restaurants in Toronto - from Sing Tom's Cafe (founded in 1901) to the Big Four (Nanking, Lichee Garden, San Woo and Kwong C...
Toronto's Forgotten River - The Ghost of Garrison Creek
Garrison Creek used to run through western Toronto before flowing into the harbour. Over the years, it would be covered and filled in, but its ghost lingers on. If you know where to look, you can still find traces of it ...
Royal Ontario Museum
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 ent...
Toronto Kids TV (50s & 60s) w/Retrontario
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 Mudd...