Podcasts about Hogtown

Eds continues to deal as he finishes off the Christie Pits saga with the story of the 1933 riot that had been brewing on the streets of Toronto for years. The rise of anti-semitism in Hogtown and around the world catalyzed a six hour race riot between the Jewish youth of the city, their Italian neighbours and the Nazi punks that wished to see them banned from public spaces.  Special Thanks to Stephen Dame of SABR for anchoring most of the research for this story. Check out his article at sabr.org or the Fall 2023 editions of SABR's baseball research journal.

It was an eventful weekend for the Canucks. After getting shut out in Raleigh and dealing with weather delayed travel to Hogtown, the Canucks stunned the Leafs 3-0, led by an MVP performance by Quinn Hughes. Quads and guest co-host Patrick Johnston break it all down on today's episode of Canucks Conversation.

Hogtown, from Eastern Kentucky, is comprised of three fi-ne and talented fellows-- Thomas Albert, Hogtown's heart throb, who also happens to play just about any string instrument known to man; Nick Lloyd, a professional bass maker, amateur astronomer and joke historian; and finally, Mr. John Ryster, who makes fine violins in his shop out on Hogtown Ridge, from which, as you might guess, the band derives their name. Be sure to join us. This fine band of players will have you longing for a sawdust covered floor, a frosty mug and a smoke-filled honky tonk! That's Hogtown, on Red Barn Radio!

I Don't Wanna Hear It Podcast264 - Deep Dives For Dummies: No Idea Records (Part 2)This week we finish our sojourn to Hogtown by covering some of No Idea's biggest stars who the Gainesville punks resented for being moderately successful and hard-working.Check out more of our stuff at I Don't Wanna Hear It and join the Patreon, jabroni. I mean, if you want. Don't be weird about it. Oh, and we publish books at Sixth and Center Publishing because we want to be bankrupted by a dying medium.Episode Links:DomainLiquid MikeNo Idea Records: DiscographyNo Idea Records: Full Discography PlaylistSplit by Fifth Hour Hero and GunmollIn A Million Pieces by The DraftThe Greatest Story Ever Hula'd by Grabass CharlestonsUp In Them Guts by Planes Mistaken For StarsDead Reckoning by Small Brown BikeScattered Sentences by Fifth Hour HeroReinventing Axl Rose by Against Me!Some of our old bands are on Spotify:Absent FriendsWe're Not DeadYears From NowMusical Attribution:Licensed through NEOSounds. License information available upon request.“5 O'Clock Shadow,” “America On the Move,” “Baby You Miss Me,” “Big Fat Gypsy,” “Bubble Up,” “C'est Chaud,” “East River Blues,” “The Gold Rush,” “Gypsy Fiddle Jazz,” “Here Comes That Jazz,” “I Wish I Could Charleston,” “I Told You,” “It Feels Like Love To Me,” “Little Tramp,” “Mornington Crescent,” “No Takeaways.” 

I Don't Wanna Hear It Podcast262 - Deep Dives For Dummies: No Idea Records (Part 1)We're headed for Hogtown this week to have a bearded chat about one of the only cool things to ever come out of Florida. So grab your stick and bindle and a twelver of Pibber: Gainesville Rock City here we come.Check out more of our stuff at I Don't Wanna Hear It and join the Patreon, jabroni. I mean, if you want. Don't be weird about it. Oh, and we publish books at Sixth and Center Publishing because we want to be bankrupted by a dying medium.Episode Links:RehasherCableGainesville Punk: A History of Bands and Music by Matt WalkerSome of our old bands are on Spotify:Absent FriendsWe're Not DeadYears From NowMusical Attribution:Licensed through NEOSounds. License information available upon request.“5 O'Clock Shadow,” “America On the Move,” “Baby You Miss Me,” “Big Fat Gypsy,” “Bubble Up,” “C'est Chaud,” “East River Blues,” “The Gold Rush,” “Gypsy Fiddle Jazz,” “Here Comes That Jazz,” “I Wish I Could Charleston,” “I Told You,” “It Feels Like Love To Me,” “Little Tramp,” “Mornington Crescent,” “No Takeaways.”

Daniel's freezer throws the guys a thousand years in the future to repair what is left of our beloved city. Hogtown's illuminati is revealed. Truly, we have created a world rivaled only by the likes of Tolkien and C.S. Lewis.more episodes www.patreon.com/talkinhogsJoin us live on twitch when we record and be a part of the show!www.twitch.tv/talkinhogsBUY THE SAUCEwww.atlburns.com promo code: hogs15 at checkout for 15% off your orderSOCIALS@talkinhogstalkinhogspodcast@gmail.com 

Welcome to a captivating episode of the Appelboom Bites podcast, where we delve into the fascinating world of luxury pen-making. In this special episode, we're honored to feature Terry from Hogtown Pens, a master of pen craftsmanship.Join us as we explore the intricate process behind Hogtown Pens, renowned for its unique design artistry and high-end collection. Terry shares his insights on custom pen making, revealing the secrets behind creating these artisan fountain pens. From selecting unique pen materials to the final touches that make each pen a collectible item, this episode is a treasure trove for pen enthusiasts and collectors alike.We also discuss the nuances of fine writing instruments, offering an expert pen maker's perspective on what makes a pen not just a tool but a luxury writing experience. Whether new to luxury pens or a seasoned collector, this episode is packed with valuable insights and tips.------About the Appelboom Bites Podcast:Tune in to Appelboom Bites - a podcast that shares nibbles of news from the fountain pen world, from artists to makers, upcoming releases, and more, we'll chat about it all! Come hungry, leave happy!

The dead aint the only thing rising this week. The D brings back classic characters in a battle for Hogtown. Its like avengers but with half the budget and double the fun. www.patreon.com/talkinhogs Join us live on twitch when we record and be a part of the show!www.twitch.tv/talkinhogsBUY THE SAUCEwww.atlburns.com promo code: hogs15 at checkout for 15% off your orderSOCIALS@talkinhogstalkinhogspodcast@gmail.com  

1998/9, Hogtown, Knoxville, New York, Holidaze, TWAT GM Founder Pink Dress Hash, now Asheville --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ononh3/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ononh3/support

Canadian Elite Basketball League Co-Founder/Commissioner Mike Morreale talks about his TWO Grey Cup championships, playing for BOTH Hamilton and Toronto in numerous Labour Day Classics [and the differences in playing in Steeltown vs Hogtown], the completely different personalities of his teammates Doug & Darren Flutie, why the late great Don Matthews was the ultimate players' coach, the surreal experience of sharing his first training camp with ‘Swervin' Mervyn' Fernandez/Danny McManus/Darren Flutie/Kent Austin, getting his chance to shine because of Jeff Fairholm's constantly breaking old-school shoulder pads, the crazy story behind his ‘forced retirement' press conference in 2007, why the CEBL is the ‘CFL of basketball,' how implementing the ‘Elam Ending' ensures that every CEBL game ends with a game-winning basket, and why when you ask for an autograph you better double check you are not actually dealing with Rob Hitchcock! TORONTO LEGENDS is hosted by Andrew Applebaum at andrew.applebaum@gmail.com All episodes available at www.podpage.com/toronto-legends/episodes/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Vancouverite Courtney Watkins takes the big leap to Hogtown to open her 3rd retail location of Mine & Yours! Courtney talks about leaving for Los Angeles at 17, the emotional experience of working at the beck & call of Ms. Paula Abdul, how she saw first-hand that it's NOT so great to be famous, why she did NOT have a passion for owning/operating a sawmill, implementing her business strategy of Brick/Click/Pop, the environmental dangers of ‘fast fashion,' the success that grew from seeking fun & adventure from a ‘side hustle,' her plans for a Canadian pop-up tour, and the excitement of coming to Toronto to open a 3 level 3,000sf retail space in tony Yorkville! Mine & Yours will be opening soon at 79 Yorkville Ave...go to www.mineandyours.com for the latest! TORONTO LEGENDS is hosted by Andrew Applebaum at andrew.applebaum@gmail.com All episodes available at www.podpage.com/toronto-legends/episodes/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tascosa, Texas, in those turbulent times of the 1880s, epitomized lawlessness and chaos. It was a place where legends were born, and outlaws roamed freely. The echoes of Billy the Kid's footsteps still reverberated through its dusty streets, mingling with the shadowy presence of Dave Rudabaugh, John Selman, Henry Newton Brown, Charlie Siringo, and countless other fabled figures who had left their indelible mark on the annals of the Old West. And by the time of the “Big Fight” aka the Gunfight at Jenkins Saloon, Tascosa was still as wild as ever.  The LS Ranch, located on the outskirts, harbored a band of ex-Rangers whose reputations preceded them. These LS boys were known for their heavy-handedness and soon were bestowed with the moniker of barroom gladiators. It all came to a head on the fateful day of March 21st, 1886. It was then that Ed King, a bona fide barroom gladiator, rendezvoused with his paramour and dance-hall gal, Sally Emory, just beyond the threshold of Jenkins Saloon. Unbeknownst to King, Sally's ex-boyfriend was waiting. Also mentioned in this episode: Tascosa's Boot Hill, Hogtown, the music of Charley Crockett, and a saloon girl with a heart of gold by the name of Frenchy McCormick.   Check out the website for more true tales from the Old West https://www.wildwestextra.com/   Email me! https://www.wildwestextra.com/contact/   Buy me a coffee! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wildwest   Free Newsletter! https://wildwestjosh.substack.com/   Join Patreon for ad-free and bonus content! https://www.patreon.com/wildwestextra   Merchandise! https://www.teepublic.com/user/wild-west-extravaganza   Book Recommendations! https://www.amazon.com/shop/wildwestextravaganza/list/YEHGNY7KFAU7?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ofs_mixed_d   Charley Crockett | Paint it Blue - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abf8hijakx8

The tragic story of the 1996 Hogtown varsity wiffle ball team is discussed. Cannibalism, sex magik, and Biscuit the pup all play a part in this twisted tale of a plane ride from hell.  Become a friend of the show for additional episodes!www.patreon.com/talkinhogsJoin us live on twitch when we record and be a part of the show!www.twitch.tv/talkinhogsBUY THE SAUCEwww.atlburns.com promo code: hogs15 at checkout for 15% off your orderSOCIALS@talkinhogstalkinhogspodcast@gmail.com 

The guys take a break this week to play the raw footage of a recent city council meeting. Local podcasts submit commercials. God shows up. Become a friend of the show for additional episodes!www.patreon.com/talkinhogsJoin us live on twitch when we record and be a part of the show!www.twitch.tv/talkinhogsBUY THE SAUCEwww.atlburns.com promo code: hogs15 at checkout for 15% off your orderSOCIALS@talkinhogstalkinhogspodcast@gmail.com 

Toronto — the hometown of Reset host Sasha-Ann Simons — and Chicago were both incorporated as cities in the 1830s. And the similarities between Hogtown and the Hog Butcher for the World don't end there. Reset takes a closer look at how legislative politics works in Toronto and whether those systems could be instructive for Chicago.

Back from the Big Smoke, the center of the Canadian Universe, Hogtown, the city of many nicknames, or as Brennan, a huge Drake fan refers to it, the six. For most of our listeners who are likely still unaware of what city I am referring to – myself and Aaron just return from Toronto where we spoke to audiences at the MoneyShow – the first time in person for 3 years – we get into our talk and highlights of the event including my take on the folly of macro forecasts. We have a big stock debate for this week as the Killer B's (Brennan & Brett) square off in a no hold's barred battle. In the crosshairs this week is a company founded in Brennan's current stomping grounds, a city previously thought to be made-up, yes, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The company, Vecima Networks Inc. (VCM:TSX), develops hardware and software solutions for broadband access, content delivery, and telematics. The coinflip chose Brennan for the Bear case, and Brett as the Bull. Aaron will sit in as judge, jury, and executioner. In light of recent interest rate hikes and the continued likelihood of more on the horizon, Aaron takes a brief look at the fixed income market – bonds, GICs and T-bills in a preview of some work he will be presenting at our Fall 2022 upcoming seminars. So, let's get to the show!    

Daniel is our danger ranger this week as the guys build their own parks for Hogtown. Casey insists that the watcher is watching. Aaron lays claim to the forbidden woods behind the old t-ball field. For more information on creating your own park, feel free to help us with paying for our park!www.patreon.com/talkinhogsBUILD THE LEGENDfb/ig/tok @talkinhogstwitter @hogstalkinemail us talkinhogspodcast@gmail.com

Daniel plays Cupid this week as the fellas GET THEIR ROCKS OFFFFF. Casey goes with the Mortal Kombat approach. Aaron promotes cross training.FOLLOW USfb/ig/tok @talkinhogstwitter @hogstalkinemail us talkinhogspodcast@gmail.com

Professor Daniel takes us back to school this week as we return from plague times. We run through the high school experience to ultimately see who is the coolest because thats the only thing that matters. Roll for puddles and keep hoggin'. Like, comment, subscribe, literally anything. We love you all.SUMMON USfb/ig/tok @talkinhogsemail talkinhogspodcast@gmail.comtwitter @hogstalkin

Chris is our hogfather this week as we kick the doors in on 2022. The hogs have set up shop to see who's dealing with premium and who's just pumpin' dust. Aaron goes full meat and three. Casey fuses fire fighting technology and black coffee. Daniel hires Grave Digger.LIKE, COMMENT, SHARE, SUBSCRIBESUMMON USfb/ig/tok @talkinhogstwitter @hogstalkinemail us talkinhogspodcast@gmail.com

Keith went to Toronto! The episode opens with our resident Cool Guy regaling us with tales of his trip to the Big Smoke to see the Maple Leafs beat the Flames in the Hall of Fame Game. Plus: 8:30 - Nick Ritchie and the forward lines 18:45 - The Blueline Shuffle 29:45 - Joseph Woll gets a win in his first start 33:15 - Amirov skating, Growlers rehomed, and The Batherson Variant 37:00 - Gushing about Jarome Iginla and the 2020 HHoF class In/out: West Ave - "Sundin" Join our Patreon community: www.patreon.com/lamentingtheleafs Follow us on Twitter: @LamentingLeafs Cam - @CarlPeelash Nick - @_NickRichard Keith - @KeithWhipp

Aaron is our hogfather this week as we mourn the loss of Hogtown's beloved mascot. Casey and Daniel offer two very different people to lace up those boots. Aaron puts the soundboard to the test. SUMMON USfb/ig/tok @talkinhogstwitter @hogstalkinemail us talkinhogspodcast@gmail.com

Daniel is our Guy Fieri this week as the hogs compete in their very own food competition show. Hogtown grows larger as more townsfolk are introduced. Who will win? Who will die? Who is Tripp Cheerwine? SUMMON USfb/ig/tok @talkinhogstwitter @hogstalkinemail us talkinhogspodcast@gmail.com

In this episode, #JonathanvanBilsen visit's Canada's largest city, #Toronto, known affectionally as Toronto the Good. The reason for the nickname dates back to the city's Victorian propensity for moral stiffness. The term was coined by former mayor William Howland who, in the words of the #TorontoStar, was "an anti-vice, anti-gambling, anti-liquor, Bible-thumper."Today Toronto has grown to a bustling, multicultural melting pot of 7 million people and boasts some of the finest theatres and restaurants in the world. Join Jonathan as he discovers some hidden gems of this popular city.Comments or questions concerning the show should be addressed to info@photosNtravel.comSubscribe' to receive notices of our monthly episodes

August 1st is a holiday in a number of provinces across Canada and in Ontario it's the Civic Long Weekend...don't ask me what that even means because I still don't have a clue...but back in 2006, it was so oppressively hot that the grid almost crashed, this day in weather history.

Interview with Messiah, Huronia H3, 3 H3 Generations, Hogtown, Founder ON-ONtario & ON-ONtarioNY Campout Weekends --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ononh3/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ononh3/support

What do bells and green screens have to do with playing in a brass quintet? Are trumpets trying to take over the world? These are just a few questions Jay Austin, French hornist of Hogtown Brass, answered for us. He even gives Zara her very first brass lesson using a silly but familiar sound…Watch Hogtown Brass perform Valley Views by Cait Nishimura: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hekCEptgYO0Check out more from Hogtown Brass:Website: www.hogtownbrass.com Podcast: Hogtown Hangs YouTube: @hogtownbrassFacebook: Hogtown BrassInstagram: @hogtownbrassLearn more about composer Cait Nishimura:Facebook: Cait Nishimura MusicInstagram: @composer_cait Head to https://upperbeachesmusic.com/podcast to ask your music questions and Rebecca and Zara just might answer them on an upcoming episode!

Toronto — the hometown of Reset host Sasha-Ann Simons — and Chicago were both incorporated as cities in the 1830s. And the similarities between Hogtown and the Hog Butcher for the World don’t end there. Reset takes a closer look at how legislative politics works in Toronto and whether those systems could be instructive for Chicago.

Vor 130 Jahren galt die Gegend der Carnegie Hall noch als vorstädtisch. Hogtown hieß der Bezirk, weil dort circa 4000 Schweine frei herumliefen. Doch genau dort baute der selbstbewusste Unternehmer und Musikliebhaber Andrew Carnegie einen modernen Tempel für klassische Musik. Zur Eröffnungsgala 1891 ließ er den größten Pop-Star seiner Zeit einschiffen: Peter Tschaikowski. Heute liegt das Gebäude im Zentrum der Stadt – und der internationalen Musikszene. Nur die Besten der Welt dürfen auf ihrer Bühne musizieren. Doch während der Pandemie musste die berühmte Institution ihre Türen schließen. Nun, als New York wieder zum Leben erwacht, könnte sich auch die berühmte Musikhalle bald wieder füllen.

Daniel drivin this lil' tugboat to the promised land this week. The guys talk beastuality cults and the true terror that lies behind the waffle house. Daniel's patience is worn thin by the hogs.

This episode of TPLS Over 2 is absurd. One of my favorite people of all time came to the studio and we just dreamed our biggest dreams. Austin Vaughn, the nicest guy on planet earth, came through and we built our wildest "man caves" and let it fly!We had a little Harrodsburg history in the show for those of you who are HogTown natives. AVaughn and Amy Warner we're practically BFFs, but only because it was free rides to football games.Flats are the only wings worth having.There is no better place for NBA Legend signed jerseys than on a clothesline.A neon sign of Jimmy in the bathroom is a must for anyone.We hit our stride at the end and go out on a recap. It was a good time and Amy is already dreaming of this to come true, BROTHER!This episode is brought to you by Tablow Roasting Co. The greatest coffee known to man. Get your coffee local and stop wasting your money on subpar coffee. Be sure to Like and Share the Facebook page and Follow us on Instagram. The more you interact on our pages with likes and comments, the more eyes and ears we get on the show. Drop us your thoughts in the comment sections, hit the like buttons and help us do our part in getting back to making the world a better place!Your written reviews and 5 star ratings encourage us to keep cranking out content and also helps others find the Show. If you like what you hear - Subscribe to the show, share us on social media and hook us up with some hilarious and positive reviews! check us out on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to your favorite podcastsSupport the show

Kyle Lowry trade rumours heat up, could he land in Philly? William Nylander eases some pressure in Hogtown as the Swedish star helps the Leafs earn a victory. Mark Shapiro (21:49) joins the guys to detail the new player development complex unveiling in Florida, Rowdy Tellez’s lofty expectations and whether or not Toronto is looking […]

Daniel is the host this week. We revisit our favorite city and proceed to destroy it again. Strap yourselves in, we are creating a universe damn it.

Cast:Chris - GMAaron - Everett O’SullivanNathan - Seth CrossKyle - Leonard CaineSession 8: The House of CarriganJuly 29th 1945. The wall known as Dartmoor is behind the investigators. The shadowed path to the hill where a darkened estate and observatory tower stand is what remains. Whether more followers and disciples linger is still up in the air, thick and eerily cold this summer day. What lies ahead is certainly the source of truth to the strange events that have been haunting Hogtown for months… but sometimes the truth is dreadful indeed.

On this episode we talked to Toronto area Knife Maker & Enthusiast Drew Collins who owns & operates Hogtown Shanks. Drew has a fascinating story about how he first learned the trade of knife making & how his passion for the bladed arts developed into a successful independent business. He also told us some crazy stories from his youth including spending time snowboarding in the Yukon & working as a Corrections Officer in Canada's prison system.  Follow Drew on IG @hogtownshanks  Listen to all of our episodes @ www.linktr.ee/streetcornersoapbox Join our Patreon to receive bonus episodes & exclusive content @ www.patreon.com/streetcorner_soapbox2020 To help support the show donate to our Paypal @ www.paypal.me/streetcornersoapbox

Casey is the host on this one. Aaron uses wild squirrels to fix the economy. Daniel introduces us to the lovable Halgaron who enslaves the general population.

Halloween is upon us, and so is the "Bat" emoji! Which of these flying mammals will fly away with our favorite spot, and which one needs to put some pants on? How many of these creatures of the night are true goths, and which only shop at Hot Topic for the Funko POPs? Stay tuned for Hubie X Halloween, Lord of the Smoke Rings, Hogtown, Dracula's Juul, scorpion chat, horny-ass monsters, a focus on fursonas, our super-sized questions segment, and more! Put some wings on that bad boy.Follow along here: https://emojipedia.org/bat/iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/emojidrome/id1361236704?mt=2Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I2rmhl3k6hkfysbqo4ikzbs5es4Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7s2Opuato4BSrENjjfx650?si=M8EwMMt2TsaxPnbOPTpLhwFollow us on Twitter: @emojidrome, @sylvisurfer (Sylvia), and @cursegoat (Ryan).Find us on Patreon: patreon.com/emojidrome

Halloween is going to be different this year, but let's not forget that the paranormal denizens of this city will also be missing out. Historian Bruce Bell takes a through some of Toronto's spookiest ghost stories, and explains the history behind them.

As the Super League season reaches it conculsion, one way or another, those in charge of the sport will shortly make a decision on whether Toronto Wolfpack will be back, having left the competition midway through the season. Joining us to talk about Rugby League in Hogtown (according to Wikipedia) is sports broadcaster and the most fashionable person we've had on the show, Avry Lewis-McDougall, who has been covering the club from inception, and brought his style to our screens on Inside Super League before the pandemic. A fun hour!

Session 15: The Leaside Case Part 1(January 20th, 1921) “A Christmas Story… Slightly Belated. As snow falls and the cold creeps into old Hogtown, a murder has befallen the cheerful neighborhood of Leaside. Our investigators are pulled in to look over the poor lady involved and discover a foul and unearthly plot afoot. One that could lead to some Demoniac ends.” Cast:Chris - GMAaron - Dimitri GrumblewitzNathan - Jericho LichthammerKyle - Brett Cloutmann

In this Episode, I get an amazing update from the weekend that was Knoxvillains from Smoky Mountain Bearded Villain Captain Dave Ramsey, and I speak with Bearded Villains of Toronto Captain Jay about the incredible efforts the Toronto Chapter is making in spite of the Pandemic.

What is a nation and why is it not a country? How much does it cost to become a Duke? Will there ever be an episode of Cops with the President? This is the one where Andrew is back in the 6ix, the Big Smoke, Tdot, Hogtown, the most important and greatest city ever, Toronto.

Hogtown brings the lethal lottery to AoS. Join us for live coverage of this awesome doubles event!

I chatted with my good friend Steve C. who is at the tail end of his Zine Quest 2 Kickstarter, Dice Roll Zine 3. It's funded! But I want to fund him more! He has a super secret stretch goal even he doesn't know about. Let's help him reach it. We discuss his trials and tribulations with his first Kickstarter. Hogtown Games Store Hogtown Games on DriveThru RPG Dice Roll Zine #1 on Lulu Dice Roll Zine #1 on Amazon The Borderlands: Steve's Dorky Old-School Gaming Blog Dice Roll Zine Podcast on Anchor --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gothridgemanor/support

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS Guest diner, Julian DeZotti, joins hosts Nikki Ashworth and Chris Melito at Hogtown Smoke (Beach location). Terrible experiences at The Brunswick House. Don't let your pharmacist put his hands down your pants. Man, our social media handles suck ass. And all kinds of reviews about a Toronto BBQ institution, with some mixed results. RESTAURANT INFORMATION RATINGS  NIKKI - 7  CHRIS - 8  JULIAN - 7 Hogtown Smoke - 1959 Queen Street East - Map Facebook Instagram Twitter   SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook Twitter Instagram

Tkaronto, York, Toronto the Good, T-Dot, Hogtown, the 6ix... Canada's largest city has gone by many names over the years, and Pippa and Karina explore the myths and origin stories behind all of them. This season finale was recorded at the Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema in Toronto in front of a live audience as part of the annual Hot Docs Podcast Festival.

We get into the nitty gritty and bring you all the fun and excitement you may have missed at this years Hogtowner 40k Event.

Just a little shout-out to ourselves. We celebrated one year of podcasts at a fancy restaurant in Hogtown this week. We toasted to ourselves, and to you, our dear and devoted listeners!

Join Paul, Nick and Connor as they revel in the glories, triumphs and failures that they experienced at the Hogtown 40k event last weekend.

Hogtown Empire is Geordie’s true crime podcast. In Episode 3 we look past the chummy portrait of Ambrose Small painted in Episode 2. It will emerge that he was NOT a nice man and there were plenty of people who would have nursed grudges against him – with good reason. Hogtown Empire is a true […] The post Crossover – Hogtown Empire Eps. 3 appeared first on I Grok Sherlock.

Hogtown Empire is Geordie’s (non-Holmes) true crime podcast (though ACD does tangentially appear a bit later.) In Episode 2 we jump right into Ambrose Small’s last movements on December 1st and 2nd, 1919. Are there any clues to what happened to Ambrose buried in his last movements? He was with someone nearly every minute of […] The post Cross Over – Hogtown Empire Eps. 2 appeared first on I Grok Sherlock.

Hogtown Empire is Geordie’s new true crime podcast. Canadian theatre tycoon Ambrose Small disappeared on December 2, 1919. This new true crime podcast from Geordie Telfer sets the stage for Hogtown Empire, the book, coming in 2019. Premiering on the 99th anniversary of Ambrose Small’s disappearance, Season 1 looks forward to the 100th anniversary next […] The post Cross Over Special – Hogtown Empire Episode 1 appeared first on I Grok Sherlock.

Here’s a preview of the new true crime podcast Hogtown Empire: The Disappearance of Ambrose Small. The first episode launches Sunday, December 2nd, 2018, the 99th anniversary of the day Ambrose Small vanished. This podcast promotes the book of the same name, written by Geordie Telfer and coming in 2019 for the 100th anniversary. The post Hogtown Empire Preview appeared first on hogtownempire.

The boys invite a special guest to recap the latest and most popular event at the Hogtown 40k gaming club. This event frequently sells out in 24 hours or less and is by far the most fun event of the year. If you want to learn how to make an event fun and special listen to the crew talk about their games and pick up on the little things that make this event truly unique. As usual you can tune in live on Tuesday evenings at 8:30pm EST at www.twitch.tv/encounterwargaming

Richie Nakano of Hapa Ramen visits Hogtown to pair up with Toronto's Scott Vivian of Beast for their 2nd annual Halloween ramen pop-up! While in town, Richie shares his stories from the bustling west coast, San Francisco Bay Area, and the aftermath of partnering Hapa Ramen with the wrong investors. Richie Nakano on Anthony Bourdain's Parts Unknown Starts @ 13:15 Richie Nakano Twitter Richie Nakano Facebook Richie Nakano Instagram Beast Website Beast Instagram Scott Vivian Instagram Scott Vivian Twitter Beast Doughnuts Instagram

Pro Wrestling News Part 1 w/ Matthew, Kayden & Landon - 0:30 Pride of Wrestling Preview - 1:07:54 Pro Wrestling News Part 2 w/ Steve & Wiggy - 1:29:05 Interview w/ Matt Tremont - 2:27:05 Interview w/ John Silver - 2:51:29 Interview w/ Veda Scott - 3:27:20 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH MATT TREMONT (@TremontCZW @GCWWrestling_) - Father Matthew Tremont returns to the Weekly Wrestling Podcast prior to Tournament of Survival to discuss his 1st round match with Zandig, ditching the Bulldozer character in CZW, Independence Pro vs. Rickey Shane Page, goading Matt Riddle into a deathmatch at Beyond Wrestling & much more! EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH JOHN SILVER (@SilverNumber1 @Powerbombtv @beyondwrestling) - 'Raw Dog' John Silver joins us following his return to Alpha-1 Wrestling to discuss his match with Alessandro Del Bruno, facing off against Tracy Williams at Powerbomb.TV's event, transitioning into a singles wrestler, the future of the Beaver Boys, Ring of Honor discussions + other topics. PRO WRESTLING NEWS WITH MATTHEW, KAYDEN, LANDON, STEVE & WIGGY (@m4tthewgrant @KVR216 @morriskombat @SteveWWP @Wiggygator) - The world of independent & mainstream professional wrestling is split into 2 parts as always as Landon chats with Matthew & Kayden first, followed by Steve & Wiggy. Topics discussed include WWE Extreme Rules, Money in the Bank, PROGRESS SSS16, AIW JLIT2017, WrestleCircus, 5* Wrestling + ROH, Cross Body, Battle Arts, Barrie, MCW, Hogtown, Blitzkrieg Pro & Pacific Coast previews & more! @WeeklyWPodcast @elitepodcastnet http://www.weeklywrestlingpodcast.com http://www.heelsandfaces.com http://www.teepublic.com/user/wwp

Pro Wrestling News Part 1 w/ Matthew, Kayden & Landon - 2:10 Interview w/ Britt Baker - 1:03:48 Pro Wrestling News Part 2 w/ Landon, Steve & Wiggy - 1:14:28 Interview w/ SHLAK - 2:09:35 Interview w/ Kris Wolf - 2:21:34 EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH KRIS WOLF (@wolfinjapan) - Kayden & Matthew sit down with Stardom High Speed Champion Kris Wolf to discuss plenty including her start in pro wrestling, going to Japan for Stardom, making the transition, possibly wrestling in the US + so much more! EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH BRITT BAKER (@RealBrittBaker @aiwrestling) - Kayden sits down with Britt Baker following AIW's 'Walk the Plank' event to talk her match with Swoggle + other topics. PRO WRESTLING NEWS WITH MATTHEW, LANDON, KAYDEN, STEVE & WIGGY (@m4tthewgrant @morriskombat @KVR216 @SteveWWP @Wiggygator) - The world of independent & mainstream professional wrestling is split into 2 parts as always as Landon chats with Kayden & Matthew first, followed by Steve & Wiggy! They discuss tons including DDP's induction to the WWE Hall of Fame, the passing of Ivan Koloff, Nicole Bass & George Steele, AIW, Stranglehold, Hogtown, EVOLVE, Greektown, Glory Pro + more. @WeeklyWPodcast @elitepodcastnet http://www.weeklywrestlingpodcast.com http://www.heelsandfaces.com http://www.teepublic.com/user/wwp

Dana Fradkin is an actor, comedian, writer, teacher and stunt performer based in Toronto. Selected theatre credits include; The Things We Do For Love and Smeraldina in The Servant of Two Masters (Odyssey Theatre), Dancock's Dance and Hogtown (the Campbell House/Hogtown Experience), Acrobat/Clown in La Boheme and Atom Egoyan’s Die Walkure (Canadian Opera Company), Arlecchino in Fool’s Gold (Metaphysical Theatre), AutoShow (Convergence Theatre), Macbeth and Comedy of Errors (Shakespeare in the Square), Vanishing Currents (Caravan Tallship Company), Tony N’ Tina’s Wedding (Second City Toronto) and collaborations with Theatre Gargantua, Mysteriously Yours, Against the Grain Theatre, Cirque Sublime and Circus Orange. Dana is co-founder of Keystone Theatre and co-created and performed in their three successful productions; Gold Fever, The Last Man on Earth and The Belle of Winnipeg (Dora Award musical composition). World-wide festivals include; Glastonbury Music Festival, Vancouver 2010 Cultural Olympiad, Calgary Stampede, Antwerp Theatre Festival, Edmonton Folk Festival, Edmonton Street Performing Festival, Nuit Blanche, Luminato, and Toronto BuskerFest. TV and film include; First Light, Reign, Fatal Vows, HapHead, Cold Blood, Crimes of Passion, Little Phoenix and the Reign of Fists and her short film Satisfaction which she wrote, produced and starred in which premiered at the Puerto Rico Horror Film Festival this past October. Currently Dana is assistant directing the Opera, Brundibar, with the Canadian Children's Opera Chorus. Upcoming she will be playing the title role in Candida at the Classic Theatre Festival and will be starring in the short film she co-wrote, The Case of the Massey Bodice Ripping. L'chaim.http://danafradkin.workbooklive.com/@danafradkinStageworthy:http://www.stageworthypodcast.com Twitter @stageworthyPod Facebook: http://facebook.com/stageworthyPod

It's a really nice day, about -9, no wind to speak of, perfect for shop casting. The Bon Soo winter carnival is on. I hate Sault Ste. Marie spelling things 'Too'. Isabelle dislikes the period after Ste. I generally dislike nicknames of cities, The Six, T Dot, Hogtown, all of the kind of thing. I think I hate using your airport code as a hashtag more though. It's Super Bowl weekend. I honestly don't care. Isabelle is still searching for grants. She's really good at that stuff, no matter what she says.

In it we dive headlong into all things music, into the present, into history, into favorite bands and songs. But this podcast is also a little different – we try to go a bit deeper than a simple appreciation – we try to deconstruct how good musicians turned into great musicians, how they made the leap into the elite, how classic albums came to be, how legendary performances unfolded – we try to understand how the pinnacles of greatness were reached. And as mere mortals we try to figure out how to do it just a little better ourselves. This podcast is for musicians and music lovers.

The Ace of Geeks welcomes the creators of Hogtown Horror this week! This new Canadian Horror Comic Book Anthology is currently raising money on kickstarter, and we'll talk to them about the different kinds of stories in the book, the freeing nature of indie comics, and the collaborative nature of comics.

A chat with contributing members of the Hogtown Horror Anthology Mark Foo, Christopher Yao, Peter Hawlysh and Derrick Chow. Visit the KICKSTARTER now and support Toronto comics!!    

Aisha Jarvis graduated from Sheridan College’s Bachelor of Music Theatre Program in 2015 and was a member of the Theatre 20 Conservatory Program from 2015 to 2016. She performed in Theatre Sheridan productions including Prom Queen (CMTP), Hello Dolly, Godspell, In The Heights, and Brantwood. Since graduating, other theatre credits have included Sally Styles in Hogtown, Wilhelmina in The Postman (Appledore Productions) and Snow White in Snow White (Solar Stage Children's Theatre). She has been training since the age of 4 and has performed in corporate events for The United Way, TD Bank (Shaw Festival Theatre), and The Premier’s Awards Gala 2012. Some of her television credits include Breakfast Television, and a performance on ET Canada that she choreographed! Currently she is performing in the Charlottetown Festival playing Lisa in Mamma Mia and playing Prissy Andrews and understudying Miss Stacy/Mrs. Gillis in Anne of Green Gables.Twitter: @AishaJarvis Instagram: aishaljarvisStageworthy:http://www.stageworthypodcast.com Twitter @stageworthyPod Facebook: http://facebook.com/stageworthyPod

HOGTOWN TALKS is hosting its second live debate! "Be it resolved: Toronto is not a world food capital." Barry lays out all of the details in this amuse bouche of a podcast. We promise you one thing: It won't smell like burnt toast.

Keith McManamen is a strategic analyst with Psiphon, a Hogtown-based company that circumvents Internet censorship around the world. Keith is also a member of the growing University of Waterloo alumni to have graced this show with their time. We spoke with Keith about fucking with repressive governments, violating sovereignty, and the Internet as a moral entity. We also talked about how Canada and the United States are spying on us, how the media has become Orwell's Ministry of Truth, and the Privacy V. Convenience dilemma.

Welcome to episode 2 of the Stageworthy Podcast, with host Phil Rickaby. This episode’s guest is Sam Rosenthal,an actor, director and was the Artistic Director of Tribal Productions which was the resident theatre company of the Toronto Centre for the Arts (Studio Theatre). As a director, Sam’s work includes The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising ( City Playhouse) , War of the Worlds ( City Playhouse), The Marketeer ( Theatre New Brunswick) , Misery ,The Wild Guys, The Possibilities, A Doll’s House , Death Defying Acts, Office Hours, Dangerous Liaisons, War of the Worlds ( Tribal Productions ). Acting credits include Mr. Cohen in The World Premiere of The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz ( Segal Centre) ,Time Stands Still ( TSS Collective ) On The Other Side of The World ( Harley Dog Productions - Next Stage Festival), Too Many Cooks (Drayton Entertainment).Sam is directing Hogtown, a new and exciting immersive theatrical experience coming to Toronto's Historic Campbell House Museum this January, 2016. Incorporating drama, music and dance, HOGTOWN aims to create a completely immersive environment where the audience has the power to create their own adventure and discover the dark secrets of Toronto’s past.Check out Hogtown:http://www.hogtownexperience.com/Twitter: @hogtownliveInstagram: hogtownliveFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/hogtownexperienceStageworthy:www.stageworthypodcast.comTwitter @stageworthyPodFacebook: facebook.com/stageworthyPod

HOGTOWN TALKS is hosting its first live debate! "Be it resolved: Is Toronto a playground for the rich?" That's what we're calling it! Barry lays out all of the details in this bite-sized podcast. And as always: Drake.

Travis Myers is a writer, panelist, and LGBT activist whose work has appeared in several Hogtown institutions. Travis is also hilarious and enjoys wine, which makes him a perfect guest for this show. We spoke with Travis about growing up religious and gay, fetishizing the act of argument, and the Village's past and uncertain future. Travis also talked about why we don't see more penises in movies, John V. Olivia, and learning to love Toronto—begrudgingly.

Writer Josh A. Cagan joins Whitney and Mark to talk about the magical trolley to Hogtown, Zayn Gallagher, Bad Person Jail, Sandwichwise Gamgee and MUCH MUCH MORE! A THING JOSH HASN'T SEEN: Harry Potter. A THING WHITNEY HASN'T SEEN: Boogie Nights. A THING MARK HASN'T SEEN: Twice Upon a Time.

Alex Josephson is an architect and designer who grew up in Forest Hill. The Ontario Association of Architects recently named his studio, PARTISANS, Best Emerging Practice. And he has a 3D printer. We spoke with Alex about his time in Italy, how the City robbed Frank Gehry of a “historic masterpiece,” and the uncanny brilliance of the CN Tower. Alex also talked about Union Station’s mind-blowing revitalization, the problem with the New Toronto School of architecture, and what Hogtown will look like in 50 years.

Mackenzie Keast is co-founder of Toronto company Distl, and a Cabbagetown resident. Raised in rural B.C., Mackenzie studied urban planning and design at Waterloo before falling victim to Hogtown's cosmopolitan tractor beam. We spoke with Mackenzie about growing up in a brewery, converting to the Church of Toronto, and how developers can actually help poor people. Mackenzie also talked about Alpha Cities, encouraging young planners to think crazy, and his Top 3 public spaces in Toronto. (Oh, and Drake, obviously.)

Kyle Carsten Wyatt is the managing editor of The Walrus, a doctor of English Literature, and the first American to be on the show. He's also Barry's old boss. We spoke with Kyle about the agony and ecstasy of growing up in Nebraska, moving to Hogtown in his twenties, and why living in the Distillery District sucks. He also let Barry grill him about the ostensible shortcomings of Canada's most awarded magazine, what new editor-in-chief Jonathan Kay brings to the table, and—surprise!—why Toronto is amazing.

Robin Dann is a singer and songwriter and founder of Toronto band, Bernice. She grew up on the Danforth, attended Barry's insane alma mater the Etobicoke School of the Arts, and now lives in one of Hogtown's best neighbourhoods (we said it), Brockton Village. We spoke with Robin about growing up in a musical family, the trials of high school, and finding her musical voice. Robin also talked about her writing process, working with the people you love, and what's keeping her in Toronto.

Sam White is a writer living in Brockton Village. As one of Barry's best friends and lover of podcasts, we could think of no better human to talk about Hogtown in 2014. We spoke with Sam about growing up Roncesvalles Village, meeting Barry at the Etobicoke School of the Arts, and why Lansdowne's ugliness makes it good. Sam also argued with Barry about gentrification, the Election, and he listed his three favourite Toronto restaurants.

Mark Kingwell is a philosopher at the University of Toronto. His work in political theory, ethics, aesthetics, and criticism has made him one of Canada's most renowned public intellectuals. And he's the reason Barry became a philosophy major. (We'll see how that turns out.) We spoke with Mark about his childhood obsession with Trudeau-era nationalism, living in Kensington Market as an undergrad, and the intersection of philosophy and pop culture. Mark also spoke about the tension of working within elitist institutions, civility's relationship with political violence, and how it's kind of hard to beat what we got going on in Hogtown.

Desmond Cole is project coordinator at City Vote and a staff writer for Torontoist. Most notably, Desmond covered the Ferguson protests following a grand jury's choice not to indict white police officer Darren Wilson in the killing of black youth Michael Brown. We spoke with Desmond about the resolve of Ferguson's protestors, whether it's possible to be an objective reporter in the face of tragedy, and how many people can't seem to admit that they're scared of black people. Desmond also talked about how blogging led to his career in journalism, Toronto's denial of its own systemic racism, and still, why Hogtown is an amazing place to live.

John Lorinc is a lifelong Torontonian and current midtowner. John's words have appeared in the Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, and The Walrus, and he's a senior editor at Spacing, Canada's premiere urban affairs magazine. John spoke with us about his Hungarian Jewish roots, how he became a Hogtown expert by accident, and what it was like to suffer four years of the Fords. He also talked about being independent in a Left and Right world, whether some version of John Tory will rule Toronto for eternity, and why, despite all of our faults, he still loves Toronto.

Morgan Baskin is a Corktown resident who ran for mayor of Toronto when she was 18 years old. Morgan's 19 now, and though she didn't win the election, she's still committed to making Hogtown a better place. Morgan spoke with us about protesting Mike Harris as a toddler, overnight fame, and how being a public servant is anything but private. She also talked about how she hates issue-based campaigns, debating Doug and Olivia, and what she plans on doing now that the circus has left town.

John Semley is a freelance writer living in West Queen West. The former city editor of the A.V. Club Toronto, his writing has appeared in the Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, and The Walrus. John and Barry also share the same barber. John spoke with us about why he hates self-identifying as a writer, reading for pain and pleasure, and The Onion's failure in Hogtown. He also talked about the fine line between being an asshole and a contrarian, NOW Magazine's knack for survival, and why you don't have to leave Toronto to be successful.

Scott Worsley is the co-owner of the Film Buff, one Toronto's premiere movie stores, and gem on the Roncesvalles strip. When Barry heard that the Film Buff East at Queen and Greenwood was shutting down, he had to speak with Scott and pay tribute to an institution that had given so much joy to Hogtown cinephiles. Scott spoke with us about opening his small business all those years ago, curating Toronto's best film collection, and the virtues of art house entertainment. He also talked about championing a more personal retail experience, whether Toronto deserves to call itself a movie town, and why we need a Toronto-Montreal film summit.

This week the Star’s editorial board discusses the outlook for Premier Kathleen Wynne’s Liberals as she calls mid-summer byelections. And we debate a squabble that highlights the clash in Toronto between the old industrial city and new condo dwellers. Listen now Download the MP3 (Right click and save file)