April 10, 2026 — Host Emma Amodio speaks with director Allison Reid about The Art of Adventure, a documentary exploring the intersection of art, activism and environmentalism, and its role in broader environmental education. Then, Harsh Kumar discusses the growing use of AI in schoolwork with Tutor Doctor’s Alisa Rampersaud, examining the implications for students and education.

Natasha, a passionate wildlife educator and animal care provide, educates listeners about proper practices when considering becoming a reptile owner—anything from doing extensive research beforehand, talking to the right people, adapting your living space to house a suitable enclosure, and of course being mindful of your reptile's specific needs so that it may thrive under your care.

Met Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews actor and artist Keith D. Robinson. His singles “Different Languages” and “Forever Bae” are available now on all platforms.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0m6xsGE2hM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTRQdxGI-jU

Met Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews producer and actor Josh Murray. He produced his first film “Gym Rat”.

A round up of funding opportunities for youth in the arts, skill-building workshops, and exhibition opportunities, and based on the March 31st, 2026 ArtReach Post-It Newsletter.

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CALL FOR PLAYS - MADGEN THEATRE FESTIVAL

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COME TO MY SHOW: DIY MARKETING FOR INDIE ARTISTS AND PRODUCERS

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CALL FOR AUDITIONS - HONEY JAM

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Met Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews actor Danny Irizarry.

April 3, 2026 — Elliot Kelly reports from the Ontario Legislative Assembly, where the Standing Committee on Public Accounts questioned provincial ministries on their progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Then, Host Emma Amodio speaks with Cris Nippard of TMSU’s Queer Space about the group’s efforts to address isolation and support mental health among 2SLGBTQ+ students on campus.

Met Radio's Evan Zeller explores the history and evolution of Toronto Comicon.

Kinza reports from the frontlines of Indigenous-led Kill Bill 5 rally on July 1st, with a turnout of over a thousand. Originally aired on Met Radio 1280 AM on the program, The Intersection (2025-07-04).

Kejo Buchanan, guide of Jali Journey is joined by guest, Brianna Lizotte, a JUNO-nominated Métis fiddler, educator and recording artist based in Alberta. She speaks about a recent live lakeside rendition of “Whiskey Before Breakfast,” as well as her autobiographical album, titled “Winston & I” (2024), on which she plays her fiddle, Winston, while accompanied by her husband, Ethan Graves, on spoons.  Brianna’s sound combines research of family kitchen parties with academia, including inspiration from jazz and various genre-bending styles, igniting the next generation of 'la podorythmie' tradition. Brianna invites you to embrace your humanness and be unapologetically who you are.

Visit briannalizotte.com

Host: Kejo Buchanan

Artist: Brianna Lizotte