On Thursday, April 4, our host Anna-Giselle Funes-Eng has the headlines.

First, Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly has condemned Israel’s attack on humanitarian workers in Gaza after a Canadian citizen was killed in a military strike. Then, Russia is saying that last month’s concert attack has led to an rise in military recruitment. Locally, Canadian bookstore giant Indigo is set to go private after a sale to a holding company owned by its ceo's spouse. Finally, Chris has a segment on press freedom in Israel to wrap the show!

Kejo Buchanan, guide of Jali Journey in conversation with Kaeley Jade an award-winning Métis singer/songwriter, actor, and multidisciplinary artist based in Edmonton, Alberta (Amiskwaciwâskahikan). From art motifs to falling in love, Kaeley shares inspirations for her recent album produced by Juno-nominated team Velveteen Music. Turpentine is an album that strips away through a collage of experiences and prairie-gothic folk sound arranged and equated by Kaeley Jade.

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Host: Kejo Buchanan

Artist: Kaeley Jade

Met Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews actor and writer Lorenzo Pozzan. He is currently working on the movie, "Queer," about the experience of being both Latino and part of the LGBTQ+ community.

https://m.imdb.com/name/nm5130825/

After diving deep into history for the last three episodes, in the final installemnt of the Artery, Micah and Delphine are taking a look at the current state of Toronto's music scene. What's it defined by? Where are the hubs? Does it even... exist?! 

Guests: Camryn Montebruno and Billy Wild

Transcript: https://www.metradio.ca/project-feature/the-artery/

On Wednesday, April 3, our host Gabriel Hilty has short headlines before the segment show.

Nationally, Prime Minister Trudeau says the number of temporary migrants is too high to absorb. Ottawa aims to lower the number over three years. In Toronto, the TDSB's adult learning classes are at risk as the board deals with a budget deficit.

For the segment show, Moyo talks about the recent presidential election in Senegal in the Africa segment. Rogene has a Good News segment on how hazelnut shells are used in research. Finally, Chris has the details on former mayor John Tory rejoining Rogers to wrap the show!

Journalist, Owen Thompson, speaks with Sharon, Lead Organizer at EnoughTO.

Met Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews artist, book creator and design artist Tigz. "Record Pause Play" is available on all platforms by the Hip-Hop Headucatorz.

https://mikeall.bandcamp.com/album/record-pause-play?fbclid=PAAaZ2arYDVmodTJ1GW5A18ycrHFp84j8OXMiPydj8fBLW7HTZVvqGAonKTr4

On Monday, April 1 our host Gabriel Hilty has the headlines.

Internationally, Israel lodges a proposal with the UN to dismantle its Palestinian Relief Agency. The move after Israel started blocking UN food convoys. In Toronto, the police is investigating after a video captured a violent arrest of a man on the subway. In Quebec, Tim Hortons franchisees sue for constraints leading to lower profits. Finally, Samina has a book recommendation in Turn the Page to wrap the show!

Met Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews artist Sagethegoddess. The Chris Brown "Sensational" cover she did is available on all platforms as well as her Megan Thee Stallion's "HISS" rap cover.

https://open.spotify.com/album/10XCXRcrsCJzW8GIEsnJtR?utm_source=SendGrid&utm_medium=Email+&utm_campaign=website&fbclid=PAAaagEihNwN2dhTCvRztpnZ0j20c7Df4Ioj35fDvsTFnnF7pxTP6THAV2oTQ

Met Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews actor and singer Britt Prentice. His single "Hug Me Baby" is available on all platforms.

https://music.apple.com/us/artist/britt-prentice/1614121924