Met Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews actor Derek K. He has made appearances in the series "She's Broken" and "Foster Sin." He is working on making a reenactment of Michael Jackson's "Thriller."

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Met Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews actress, writer and director Khara Martin. She is working on getting funding to make "Scarborough's Love." a love story of how her parents met in the 80s in Scarborough.

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1963-1975.

Welcome to Playing by Ear! Natalie introduces her mother and narrates her early life growing up in Jamaica.

Featuring:

Marion Chrétien performing Ain’t No Mountain High Enough

Carina Bianchini performing River

River piano instrumental by Sean Kua

Background music by DJ FTP:

Look What You've Done

healing

Lost

Transcripts: https://www.metradio.ca/project-feature/playing-by-ear/

On Wednesday, April 10, our host Gabriel Hilty has short headlines before the segment show.

In Ontario, the provincial government looks to count student housing towards its housing construction goals. Nationally, the First Nations Assembly says it needs over $300B to close the on-reserve infrastructure gap for Indigenous communities by 2030.

For the segment show, Moyo has the Africa segment on the new currency in Zimbabwe. Then Rogene has a Good News story about a surprise discovery by an amateur fossil hunter. Finally, Chris has a health segment on the West Park and UHN hospitals coming together.

On Tuesday, April 9, our host Krishika Jethani has the headlines in her final newscast!

First, Nova Scotia is seeking a new approach to dealing with unruly university students. In Toronto, the Toronto Blue Jays have their home-opener after a 10-game road trip. Then, a Canadian soldier missing and presumed dead after an avalanche in Switzerland. In world news, German troops arrive in Lithuania for their first long-term foreign deployment since World War II. Finally, Rogene has a Good News segment to wrap the show!

Met Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews founder of 1AF Taekwondo Academy, Daniel Espinosa.

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On Monday, April 8, our host Gabriel Hilty has the headlines.

The total solar eclipse will hit Toronto and southern Ontario Monday. Go Transit adds service as the Niagara Falls region expects over one million visitors. Nationally, Trudeau announces over two billion in funding for the AI and technology sector ahead of the federal budget. Internationally, Israel withdraws ground troops from southern Gaza for 'tactical reasons', as its war on Gaza reaches six months. Finally, Samina has a book recommendation in Turn the Page to wrap the show!

On Friday, April 5, our host Mariana Schuetze has the headlines.

First, Ford delays start of EV production at Oakville, Ont., plant until 2027. Also in Ontario, the provincial government plans to expand schools with $1B investment. In tech news, Disney Plus is slated to crackdown on password sharing. In science, details on the Monday full solar eclipse in Ontario. Finally, Samina wraps the show with a book recommendation in Turn the Page!