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Ted Woloshyn Podcast
by Ted Woloshyn
Veteran Radio and TV host Ted Woloshyn in conversation with compelling film and television artists, athletes, musicians, comedians, authors, documentarians, chefs and restaurateurs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episodes
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Season 6 - Episode 2 - Ron James and Patrick McKenna
Two of Canada's great talents on stage and screen, actor/ director Patrick McKenna and comedian/actor Ron James talk about their current projects including Ron's cross country tour and their new television project about seniors. Lots of fascinating chat and loads of laughs. Brought to you by...
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Season 6 - Episode 1 - Bill King
Pianist, photographer, broadcaster, theatre promoter and author Bill King shares tales from his latest offering, "Life Between the Notes' From Oscar Peterson to the Pointer Sisters, to The Beaches Jazz Festival, and Las Vegas with The Carol,Burnett Show. Lots of great stories, insights, and...
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Season 5 - Episode 24 - David Marsden - In Memory
Legendary broadcaster David Marsden passed away last week at the age of 85. He truly was legendary. He imagined the unimaginable, in a world filled with formats and consultants. He discovered, nurtured and supported musicians that other station deemed irrelevant, irreverent, or just too far off…
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Season 5 - Episode 23 - Richard Syrett
This week's guest has spent nearly 3 decades exploring the mysterious and unexplained through radio, television and podcasting, such as the internationally popular 'Coast to Coast AM', the highly acclaimed podcast 'Richard Syrett's Strange Planet', and the fascinating podcast 'The Rock 'n' Roll...
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Season 5 - Episode 22 - Lloyd Robertson - In Memory
"This week, we bring you a very special edition as we listen back to an unforgettable conversation with a true icon of Canadian media: the legendary Lloyd Robertson. When this podcast launched back in 2021, Lloyd was the very first guest I invited to my program. I was completely taken aback when...
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Season 5 - Episode 21 - Dave LeBlanc
The Globe and Mail's resident 'Architourist' Dave LeBlanc takes you on a captivating tour of the GTA, where you'll discover the history behind the last remaining Joy Oil gas station on the Lakeshore. Toronto's "war homes", the fascinating neon signs like Sam's, Honest Ed's and the El Mocambo, and...
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Season 5 - Episode 20 - Robert Fogle
Robert Fogle is a Canadian Jazz Awards-nominated broadcaster who spent 27 years hosting the acclaimed program Some Experiences in Jazz. Throughout his career, he interviewed true titans of the genre, from Duke Ellington and Oscar Peterson to Dave Brubeck and Moe Koffman. Fogle is also an avid...
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Season 5 - Episode 19 - Rod Black
This week, join one of Canada’s most respected sportscasters, Rod Black, as he shares unforgettable stories from his book, Cut to Black. From his early days as a young kid doing impressions on Winnipeg radio to building lasting friendships with sports legends like Joe Carter and Charles Barkley,...
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Season 5 - Episode 18 - Lou Pomanti
This week, we feature the multi-talented Lou Pomanti— accomplished keyboardist, composer, producer, musical director, and Gemini Award-winning arranger. Lou’s formal training spans classical piano at The Royal Conservatory of Music to the highly acclaimed jazz program at Humber College.…
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Season 5 - Episode 17 - Peter Foldy
This week Peter Foldy talks about his work as a playwright, screenwriter, producer and award winning musician. He shares stories of his family escaping the communist regime in Hungary, to his work as a teen actor in Sydney Australia where he befriended the Gibb Brothers before they became The Bee...
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Season 5 - Episode 16 - Bruce Smith
When asked what stereotypes of Canadians they have most seen on U.S. TV, 71.4% of Canadians said the "funny accent". You know words like "eh" and "aboot". They also think we're perceived as being "dull and apologetic" Well, so sorry for that. This week a survey commissioned by the Writers Guild…
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Season 5 - Episode 15 - The Delivery Line
This week we examine some of our most overwhelming global issues such as migration, crime, climate change and war, through the eyes of 5 incredible women. Midwives, from Mexico, Columbia, Afghanistan, Nigeria and Canada. Director/co-producer/co-writer Nance Ackerman and producer Sergeo Kirby…
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Season 5 - Episode 14 - Glen Pye - Tickets
Shocked at the cost of seeing a sports event or concert? Glen Pye, the founder of Glory Days Collectibles and tickets says the surge in prices for sports and concert experiences is driven by a shift in how professional leagues and artists view their "product". Brought to you by @TomsPlaceTO....
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Season 5 - Episode 13 - Glen Pye - Collectibles
This week, we’re joined by Glen Pye, the mastermind behind Glory Days—Canada’s premier destination for authentic collectibles. Whether you’re hunting for a game-worn Blue Jays jersey, chasing a rare Mother Teresa signature, or need a definitive verdict on whether your prized Mickey Mantle…
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Season 5 - Episode 12 - John Arnone
This week's guest is John Arnone, author of the fascinating new book, Canada, Canadians and The Beatles. From an OPP Sergeant named Pepper to the Hamilton woman who first introduced the band to LSD via a sugar cube. Plus, the incredible story of a Cree grandmother who likely inspired the iconic...
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Season 5 - Episode 11 - Joe Tilley
For over 30 years, Joe Tilley was a staple of CTV Toronto, known for his signature style of sportscasting. Off-camera, his grit was even more evident: he claimed a Golden Gloves Championship and a Canadian Championship bronze medal while simultaneously battling alcoholism. Now more than three...
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Season 5 - Episode 10 - Sean Cullen
Award winning comedian, actor, author, screenwriter and member of Corky and The Juice Pigs, Sean Cullen talks about The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, His Dora Mavor Award for 'The Producers', playing Rudyard Kipling on 'Murdoch Mysteries' and his role in the touring tribute to Stompin' Tom Connors;...
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Season 5 - Episode 9 - Mark Hebscher
Highly acclaimed radio and TV broadcaster , sports historian, author, and co-anchor of the tremendously successful television show Sportsline; Mark Hebscher talks about his latest book "Madness - The Rise and Ruin of Sports Media." Brought to you by @TomsPlaceTO. Website…
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Season 5 - Episode 8 - Carla Collins
Award winning comedian, actress, author, and lover of animals, Carla Collins talks about her early years, on the radio, The Weather Network, CTV's Entertainment Now, her work as an author , stand up specials and her fascinating Chuckle and Chill presentation, as she prepares for her Ontario tour....
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Season 5 - Episode 7 - Duncan Fremlin
2026 marks the 90th anniversary of the birth of one of Canada's most prolific and patriotic singer/songwriters, Stompin' Tom Connors. Duncan Fremlin; author and frontman for Tom's band Whiskey Jack, lays out plans for a tribute tour and birthday celebrations. Brought to you by @TomsPlaceTO....
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Season 5 - Episode 6 - Aaron Badgley
Music journalist, radio/podcast host, and celebrated author Aaron Badgley; whose book 'Dark Horse Records' sits in preservation at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, talks about his latest offering, 'Ringo Starr - Solo Career. Got to Pay Your Dues" Brought to you by @TomsPlaceTO. Website:...
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Season 5 - Episode 5 - Dave Marsden
Once called 'The Most Controversial Thing On Radio', David Marsden was the driving force behind 'The Spirit of Radio- CFNY.' 'Mars Bar', shares his thoughts on being inducted into the Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame, Dave Mickie, the beginning of CFNY, and his current passion, NY The Spirit .com.…
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Season 5 - Episode 4 - Paul Myers
Of all the great entertainers Canada has has produced, few, if any, were more beloved than John Candy. He was funny, kind, loving and generous, but he was also a troubled man. In his book "John Candy - A Life in Comedy," author Paul Myers takes us from John's early days with SCTV , to his iconic...
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Season 5 - Episode 3 - Terry O'Reilly
Host of the award winning radio show/podcast, Under The Influence, Terry O'Reilly is also a member of the Marketing Hall of Fame, and best selling author. His latest book is titled ''Against the Grain. Defiant Giants Who Changed the World" Brought to you by @TomsPlaceTO. Website:...
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Season 5 - Episode 2 - Ron James
Comedian, actor, author, teller of tales and speaker of truth to power, Ron James on his latest special 'The View From Here'; a world out of whack seen from the Canadian side of the fence coming to the Bluma Appel Theatre and livestreaming . www.eventbrite.ca. Brought to you by @TomsPlaceTO....
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Season 5 - Episode 1 - Jann Arden
Multi award winning singer-songwriter, author, actor, podcaster, Member of the Order of Canada and Canada's Walk of Fame, Jann Arden talks about her upcoming tour, the role of laughter in caregiving, the Orange Orb south of our border and so much more. Check out Jann Arden's tour dates at...
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Season 4 - Episode 36 - Wayne Webster
After 48 years of sculpting the sound of some of Toronto's greatest radio stations Wayne Webster is calling it a career. A career in which he worked as Music Director for Q-107, CHUM-FM, Virgin Radio and finally BOOM 97.3. His tremendous accomplishments earned him the prestigious Alan Waters Hall...
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Season 4 - Episode 35 - Gordon Lownds
This week, a most compelling read titled 'Cracking Up' 'From rising star to junkie despair - an unlikely addicts memoir.' It is the amazing story of Canadian entrepreneur Gordon Lownds; co-founder of both Sleep Country Canada and ListenUP! Canada. Lownds opens up about his descent into a 1,000…
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Season 4 - Episode 34 - Terry and Sidney O'Reilly
'We Regret To Inform You'. 5 dreaded words heard when applying for a job, and the title of a fascinating podcast hosted by Sidney and Terry O'Reilly. Learn how Jim Carrey, Josh Allen, Monty Python, Mariska Hargitay, and more dealt with rejection and how those rejections inspired them to great...
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Season 4 - Episode 33 - Cliff Thorburn
Cliff Thorburn is the first Canadian player to win the World Snooker Championship. He also was first to achieve a 147 maximum break and was twice top ranked in the world. He's a member of several Sports Hall's of Fame and a Member of the Order of Canada. Wait ill you hear the story of who tore a...
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Season 4 - Episode 32 - Fred Mollin
Musician, composer, scorer of film and TV and now author of ''Unplugged'', talks about working with industry giants, Billy Joel, Johnny Mathis, Jimmy Webb, Michael McDonald, Ronnie Hawkins as well as a somewhat awkward friendship with attorney Alan Dershowitz during the O.J Simpson trial. Brought...
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Season 4 - Episode 31 - Dan Riskin
Scientist, award winning television and radio contributor, best selling author, and publisher of the weekly newsletter 'The Bat Signal', Dan Riskin riffs on karma, a man who was bitten by 200 snakes...on purpose, and of course, his passion BATS. Brought to you by @TomsPlaceTO and @ETPCanada....
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Season 4 - Episode 30 - Anthony Wilson-Smith
Anthony Wilson-Smith, President and CEO of Historica Canada, the people who bring you the Canadian Encyclopedia and the iconic Heritage Minutes, talks about their role in inspiring people to explore, and learn about Canada's history. From the liberation of the Netherlands, to the discovery of...
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Season 4 - Episode 29 - Gil Moore
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Canada's iconic rock 'n roll band Triumph. With 18 gold and 9 platinum awards to their name, they've also been inducted into Canada's Walk of Fame, and The Canadian Music Hall of Fame to name a few. Drummer and co-founder Gil Moore talks about the band's...
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Season 4 - Episode 28 - Kenny Robinson
3 decades after renowned comedian Kenny Robinson began his iconic stand up comedy showcase he is being honoured in a highly anticipated documentary 'People of Comedy- Celebrating 30 years of The Nubian Show, which features performances by Robinson and special guests including Russell Peters....
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Season 4 - Episode 27 - Rick Ringer
Veteran broadcaster Rick Ringer recalls his nearly 2 decade run at Toronto's iconic CHUM-FM, working in management, along with his passion for acting and the Green Bay Packers. Brought to you by @TomsPlaceTO and @ETPCanada. Website: https://www.tedwoloshyn.ca Facebook:...
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Season 4 - Episode 26 - Jay Douglas
Three time Juno nominee, musician, producer and band leader of the Jay Douglas All Star Band talks about the documentary 'Play it Loud. How Toronto Got Soul' which focuses on Douglas and the lasting influence of Jamaican music on Toronto's largely white music scene in the 1960's. Brought to you…
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Season 4 - Episode 25 - Gene Valaitis
Award winning radio broadcaster Gene Valaitis shares stories from his legendary career, plus the 'Gene and Jesse Podcast', along with his pro bono work with the amazing charity 'Repeat Champions Foundation'. Brought to you by @TomsPlaceTO and @ETPCanada. Website: https://www.tedwoloshyn.ca...
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Season 4 - Episode 24 - Bif Naked
Bif Naked has recorded more than 9 albums and 21 videos, appeared in numerous feature films and television programs She is also the author of the best selling memoir, 'I Bificus'. In addition she is co-founder of Her Royal Majesty's Records. She talks about early performances, landing the single...
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Season 4 - Episode 23 - Keith Hampshire
The voice behind such hits as 'Daytime, Night-Time', The First Cut is The Deepest, 'Big Time Operator' and 'OK Blue Jays, Let's Play Ball', Keith Hampshire talks about his career as a singer, TV host, actor, cartoon voice artist and disc jockey, which led to his induction into the Pirate Radio…
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Season 4 - Episode 22 - Buy Canadian with Ron James
As Canada braces for the onslaught of U.S tariffs, the Pro Bono Group has released a series of commercials aimed at encouraging Canadians to 'Buy Canadian'. Comedian Ron James is featured in one of those spots and he joins me to talk about this project along with Pro Bono Group founders Mike...
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Season 4 - Episode 21 - John Rowland
John Rowlands is considered one of the greatest rock and roll photographers of all time, having captured everyone from the Beatles to Lady Gaga. In his book 'Shooting Stars, Telling Tales. Behind the lens of John Rowlands; co-written by acclaimed music journalist Bob Klanac, Rowlands talks about...
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Season 4 - Episode 20 - Jeremy Hotz
Gemini and Canadian Comedy Award winning comedian, actor and writer Jeremy Hotz talks about his breakthrough at 'Just for Laughs', appearing on David Letterman and Jay Lenos talk show, along with writing and performing on 'The Jon Stewart Show'. Currently on his 10th national tour, 'Tres...
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Season 4 - Episode 19 - Barry Avrich
Barry Avrich is one the most accomplished filmmakers in Canada. His works include ‘The Tempest’ with Christopher Plummer, ‘Oscar Peterson: Black + White, a multi award winning biography, ‘The Last Mogul” about Hollywood mogul Lew Wasserman, ‘Satisfaction’, the story of Rolling Stones promoter and...
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Season 4 - Episode 18 - Tom Jokic
Long time producer of the CHUM-FM morning show, one of Canada’s most successful radio programs; Tom Jokic talks about the fascinating guests that came through their doors and how he turned those interviews into the podcast, ‘Famous Lost Words’ which he co-hosts with Much Music veteran and…
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Season 4 - Episode 17 - Mike Richards
Renowned sports broadcaster Mike Richards returns to the air this month on Rogers TV and he talks about his new show; the guests, some of which will not be from the world of sports, entertains us with some of his best impressions, and offers his thoughts on moving on in a very much altered...
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Season 4 - Episode 16 - Terry O'Reilly
The tremendously successful radio program/podcast ‘Under The Influence’ is about to kick off it’s 20th season in January, and host Terry O’Reilly drops by to talk about the show’s evolution, plus at look at some upcoming episodes and his latest podcast venture ‘Beatleology’ where he interviews...
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Season 4 - Episode 15 - Jeanne Beker
Jeanne Beker hosted the hit show ‘Fashion Television’, which aired in more than 130 countries for 27 years. She was a founding member of Much Music and hosted the groundbreaking show ‘The New Music’. She shares stories about interviewing Andy Summers of the Police in a bathtub, meeting her...
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Season 4 - Episode 14 - Chuck Tatham (Best of)
Six time Emmy nominee, Canadian screenwriter and television producer Chuck Tatham talks about his work on ‘Arrested Development’, ‘How I Met Your Mother’, ‘Modern Family’, ‘Children Ruin Everything’ and the documentary ‘Offside: The Harold Ballard Story’ Brought to you by @TomsPlaceTO and...
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Season 4 - Episode 13 - Gary Topp
Legendary film and music promoter Gary Topp talks about the book, ‘He Hijacked My Brain. Gary Topp’s Toronto’. Plus memories of running ‘The Original 99 cent Roxy Theatre’, introducing Toronto to the band Police and how they kiboshed the appearance of Prince at their Police Picnic. He also shares...
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Veteran Radio and TV host Ted Woloshyn in conversation with compelling film and television artists, athletes, musicians, comedians, authors, documentarians, chefs and restaurateurs.
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