Synopsis
Cutrara brings 20 years of national and international broadcasting experience to the airwaves not to mention a razor-sharp wit.
Episodes
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Dog almost strangled elevator when retractable leash gets caught in door
08/08/2018 Duration: 05minKelly talks to the dog's vet, Dr. Scott Bainbridge.
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Buck-a-beer and other ways to help the beer industry
08/08/2018 Duration: 11minTim McLaughlin, Director of Marketing at Steam Whistle Brewing talks to Kelly about buck-a-beer and some of the other pressures on the industry.
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Are malls using your cell phone to track your activity?
08/08/2018 Duration: 09minKelly talks to Ann Cavoukian about the invasion of privacy.Ann Cavoukian is the Distinguished Expert-in-Residence at the Privacy by Design Centre of Excellence at Ryerson University
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Mississauga Support Worker Charged with Mistreatment of Man
02/08/2018 Duration: 11minKelly speaks to Toronto Criminal Defence Lawyer and 640 Law Expert Joseph Neuberger about the legal ramifications in a case where a PSW mistreated and stole from a man she was caring for.
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The Rise and Future of eSports
01/08/2018 Duration: 13minKelly is joined by Charlie Watson, the owner and CEO of Canadian eSports organization SetToDestroyX, to talk about the massive surge in popularity of eSports in recent years, what goes into becoming a competitive gamer, and what the future holds for these competitions. SetToDestroyX can be found online here: https://twitter.com/SetToDestroyX https://www.facebook.com/SetToDestroyX/ http://settodestroyx.com/
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Skip the Dishes Couriers Sue Company, Demand Employee Benefits
01/08/2018 Duration: 09minLior Samfiru is an employment lawyer and can be heard on the Employment Hour on Global News Radio 640 Toronto. He joins Kelly to speak about a lawsuit against food courier service Skip the Dishes.
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Out of Control Parry Sound 33 Forest Fire Threatens Trans-Canada Highway
31/07/2018 Duration: 07minKelly is joined by Shayne McCool, spokesperson for the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, to talk about the massive wildfires in Parry Sound and surrounding area.
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EpiPen shortage to continue into August, Health Canada warns
31/07/2018 Duration: 12minDirector of Practice Advancement and Research at the Canadian Pharmacists Association joins Kelly to talk about the upcoming EpiPen shortage.
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Toronto Students Become Published Scientists for Worms-in-Space Experiment
30/07/2018 Duration: 08minKelly speaks to University of Toronto researcher and student Amy Freeman about her and her fellow students' experiment which sent microscopic worms into space to examine the effects of gravity on muscle deterioration.
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Plans for 3D Printed Guns to be Released August 1st
30/07/2018 Duration: 10minKelly speaks with National Online Journalist for Global News Josh Elliott about the reality behind 3D printed guns and whether they pose a real threat to the public.
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Cambridge Researchers Find Secret to Batteries that Charge in Minutes
30/07/2018 Duration: 08minCambridge Researcher Kent Griffith joins Kelly to speak about his team's discovery that a new class of materials may help create batteries that charge in mere minutes.
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Ontario to Reportedly Allow Privatized Cannabis Sales
27/07/2018 Duration: 13minKelly speaks with founder, chairman and CEO of Canopy Growth Bruce Linton about the potential of private cannabis sales.
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Doug Ford to Cut Toronto City Council in Half
27/07/2018 Duration: 14minKelly speaks to NDP MPP Peter Tabuns about Premier Doug Ford's decision to reduce the amount of councillors from 47 to 25.
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Rowan Atkinson Not ‘Dead’: Viral Mr. Bean Hoax is Spreading a Real Virus
27/07/2018 Duration: 08minCEO of Beauceron Security and Global News Radio Cybersecurity Expert David Shipley joins Kelly to talk about a recent upswing in celebrity death hoax videos and other pieces of social media content which spread viruses online.
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Teacher Charged with Negligence in Drowning Death of Student
26/07/2018 Duration: 08minGlobal News Radio Legal Expert Lorne Honickman joins Kelly to speak about the case against a teacher charged with negligence in the death of Jeremiah Perry.
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Moore's Suit Drive
26/07/2018 Duration: 04minKelly speaks with ET Canada Reporter Carlos Bustamante about the Moore's Suit Drive initiative happening all through July which helps people in need look their best.
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Netflix-like car subscriptions coming to Canada
26/07/2018 Duration: 11minRozmin Patel, Senior VP at AUTO ONE, joined Kelly Cutrara to talk about car subscriptions.
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Halifax Bans Smoking from Municipal Areas
25/07/2018 Duration: 08minSenior Policy Analyst at the Canadian Cancer Society Rob Cunningham joins Kelly to talk about the city's ban on smoking and what this means for not just smokers of tobacco but also cannabis.
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Air Canada Teams with Banks with Offer to Buy Back Aeroplan
25/07/2018 Duration: 11minKelly speaks with Anshul Singh, a travel blogger with travelupdate.boardingarea.com, about the bid Air Canada put forward for their former business Aeroplan and what this means for travellers.
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City Wants to Help Seniors Rent Unused Rooms to Millennials
24/07/2018 Duration: 11minKelly speaks with Tonya Salomons, social worker at the National Initiative for Care of the Elderly, about their new HomeShare initiative that pairs older people with millennials looking for a place to live.