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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Music for our times with Alan Cross
05/06/2020 Duration: 13minKelly talks to Alan Cross about protest music in 2020, followed by a couple of song selection as part of Chreston's Cuts.
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Toronto launches CaféTO to help restaurants, bars create expanded patios
05/06/2020 Duration: 12minKelly gets the details from Barbara Gray, General Manager of Transportation Service for the city of Toronto.
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TTC to resume fare evasion fines
05/06/2020 Duration: 06minKelly gets the details from Stuart Green, TTC spokesperson.
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Get to know the man leading the Premier’s Council for Equality of Opportunity
05/06/2020 Duration: 08minKelly chats with Jamil Jivani, author, lawyer and community organizer and now leader of the Premier’s Council for Equality of Opportunity.
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Will this be the summer you go "COVID Camping" in an RV?
04/06/2020 Duration: 12minShane Devenish President of Canadian Recreational Vehicle Association.
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researchers trying to find out how many of us have been infected with COVID19
04/06/2020 Duration: 09minKelly talks about the ongoing research with Dr. Prabhat Jha, one of the study’s lead researchers and director of the Centre for Global Health Research at St. Michael’s Hospital of Unity Health Toronto.
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What are the richest Americans giving to COVID relief?
04/06/2020 Duration: 12minKelly talks to Roxanne Roberts from the Washington Post. Read Roxanne's full breakdown.
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Police Association responds to alleged leaks in SIU investigation
04/06/2020 Duration: 14minKelly get the details from Mike McCormack, President of the Toronto Police Association & TPA legal counsel Peter Brauti.
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Restaurants need clarity on reopening plan
04/06/2020 Duration: 11minKelly talks to celebrity chef and restaurant owner, Mark McEwan.
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Obama’s message and a possible turning point in American history
04/06/2020 Duration: 16minKelly speaks with Yohuru Williams, Dean of the College of Art and Sciences at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul Minnesota and a professor of African-American history.
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Report: Four-day work week possible by 2030 without sacrificing income, living standards
03/06/2020 Duration: 08minKelly gets the details from Jason Clemens, executive Vice President of the Fraser Institute.
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Did Canada mess up our COVID action plan?
03/06/2020 Duration: 13minKelly talks to Amir Attaran, professor of public health at the University of Ottawa. Read is columns at MacLean's.
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What do we know about the Regis Korchinski-Paquet story?
03/06/2020 Duration: 09minKelly gets the details from Sam Pazzano, Courts reporter for the Toronto Sun who broke the story.
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Hairdressers form collective as state of emergency continues
03/06/2020 Duration: 13minKelly talks to Sara Cross, owner of Salon Bliss in Ottawa and member of the of the Ontario Salon & Spa Owner and Stylist Collective.
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Big Brother and Big Sisters helping Grandma and Grandpa
03/06/2020 Duration: 09minKelly the gets details from Leanne Nicolle, President & CEO, Big Brothers Big Sisters Toronto.
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Canadian mobile providers opt to work with European suppliers to build 5G networks
03/06/2020 Duration: 12minKelly talks to Christian Leuprecht professor at Royal Military College and Queen’s University.
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Washington update
03/06/2020 Duration: 10minKelly gets an update from Reggie Cecchini, Washington Correspondent and Producer for Global National.
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Blackout Tuesday calls
02/06/2020 Duration: 05minKelly talks to listeners about the social media movement blacking out much of your social media feed today. Is it helpful or just slacktivism?
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The music industry marks blackout Tuesday
02/06/2020 Duration: 12minKelly gets the story form Alan Cross.
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Waterloo researchers using social media to predict disease outbreaks
02/06/2020 Duration: 13minKelly gets the details from Chris Bauch, professor and a university research chair in the Department of Applied Mathematicsat Waterloo.