Podcasts about Ossington

This weeks one on one pod is available to paid subscribers, join us on Patreon to access the full episode!In this episode we discuss Toronto air quality, the KOTN CUP, Hero Certified Burgers, Utopia, Nick's love of brand activations, hanging in Bellwoods for the first time in years, walking through a crime scene on Ossington, Manita, customizable food, Rolling Rock, Union Pool, 'A Crew' and 'B Crew', Boketto, firefighters, 416 Snack Bar, flare bartending, Dial-A-Bottle, running into old high school friends at a wedding, The Beaches, Toronto food influencers, Loga's Corner, cancelled actors and more!Josh McIntyreNick Marian----COLD POD

To celebrate 150 episodes, this weeks one on one pod is free on all streaming platforms! In this episode we discuss whether or not a restaurant can be 'good' if the food isn't, Allens on the Danforth, Favorites Thai BBQ, the Ideal patio on Ossington, Nick's trip up north, defending Drake as a Torontonian, The Ice Man, Bernardino Femminielli live at Bambi's, filling in on guitar for WEBB at Cafeteria, Do Flame, party hopping, retiring from moshing, Los Compas Tacos, F1 The Movie and much more!Josh McIntyreNick MarianCOLD POD----Join us on Patreon to access all episodes and weekly one on one pods!

Chloe Li-Chapman is the manager of Toronto hot spots Bowie and the newly opened Bonitos. Chloe sat down with us to discuss karaoke bars, shot towers, Badiali on a weekend, content creators disrupting service, people who refer to Bowie as a 'Speakeasy', apothecary bars, obnoxious cocktails, Instagram read receipts, people who try to bypass the line by DMing her, The Beaconsfield, industry night, late night food, A&W, Hip-Hop Omakase, Korean BBQ, Nobu, clothes smelling like the restaurant you just ate at, learning to love brunch, Frankies Diner, Queen Star restaurant, the death of Queen West, classic Toronto restaurants, Imanishi, being 'over dinners', Prime Seafood Palace, Foxley, eating alone, Dufferin Mall, Mr Greenjeans and more!Chloe Li-ChapmanJosh McIntyreNick Marian----COLD PODSign up below to access all episodes:https://www.patreon.com/c/coldpod

Jay Rayner and a panel of chefs and food writers kick off a new series in Newark. They answer a range of questions on coffee infused dishes and the best way to cook lamb. Joining Jay are food historian Dr Annie Gray, and chefs, cooks and food writers Lerato Umah Shaylor, Melissa Thompson, and Rob Owen Brown.The panellists also come up with ideas for cooking cauliflower, as well as some suggestions for using beetroot.Alongside the Q and A, Jay chats to Mat Short from Stray's at The Ossington about the do's and don't of using coffee in food and drinks.Producer: Daniel Cocker Assistant Producer: Dulcie Whadcock Executive Producer: Ollie Wilson A Somethin' Else production for BBC Radio 4

This episode is free! We're back with another solo pod to kick off the new year! This weeks episode is co-hosted by friend of the show Nick Marian. We discuss new years resolutions, pepper spray, candy addiction, Dry January, anger management, learning to drive in your 30s, road rage, quitting smoking, Iggy Pop, ZYN, ketamine, hating music, Bret Easton Ellis' The Shards, bringing back the term 'poser', Joy Division, The Golden Globes, dating apps, King St being cheaper than Ossington, Cherry's High Dive, 905ers, country bars, Jeremy Strong, Justin Trudeau, the return of skinny jeans and more! Josh McIntyre Nick Marian ---- COLD POD SUPPORT THIS PODCAST https://www.patreon.com/c/coldpod

In this festive episode of the Toronto Living Podcast, hosts Mark Savel and Joey Virgilio dive into the holiday spirit wearing Christmas hats and share their 2025 Christmas wishlist. They discuss what they'd love to see from Santa, including improvements in the Toronto real estate market, government changes, and a wish for the Toronto Maple Leafs to make it to the third round of the playoffs. The duo also reviews their latest food adventures, including a visit to Descendants Pizza and Union on Ossington. Finally, they touch on pressing issues like the landlord-tenant board and recent mortgage rule changes. Tune in for a mix of serious discussions and light-hearted holiday cheer! Chapters (00:00) Festive Introduction and Christmas Spirit (00:32) Toronto Livings Podcast Overview (01:22) Christmas Episode and Party City Panic (02:56) Pizza Adventures and Food Reviews (08:38) Union on Ossington: A Dining Experience (12:58) Real Estate News and Market Predictions (16:29) Mortgage Changes and Financial Insights (26:38) Holiday Wishlist and Fun (27:51) Starting Strong with Uber Eats (28:09) Traffic Woes and Uber Caps (29:41) Debating CaféTO (31:59) Santa Claus Wishlist: Sandwichito and the Leafs (33:44) Landlord Tenant Board Reforms (41:21) Christmas Gifts and Memories (44:58) Wrapping Up: Wishes for 2025 (55:03) Final Thoughts and Farewells Show Notes Restaurant name: Union Website: http://union72.ca/ Location: 72 Ossington Ave, Toronto, ON M6J 2Y7 Restaurant name: Descendant Detroit Style Pizza Website:Descendant Detroit Style Pizza Location: 1168 Queen E Where You Can Find Us

Listen to the full episode here: https://www.patreon.com/c/coldpod Andre Edwards-Roderique aka R-oderick is a Toronto based producer / DJ and half of the electronic duo Ebony with Jordan Gardner. Andre sat down with us to discuss good sound systems, noise shows, 751, Bass Mentality, bad sound at art parties, Room Party, The Queenshead, Zeds Dead, ear plugs, Pharmakon, The Social, The Ossington, All Souled Out, Liberty Village in the early 2000's, Rusko, SBTRKT, Drake's goon security, spam promo, J Dilla, Ras G, Odd Future, meeting Jordan Gardner, the first Ebony party at Bambi's, Riz Ahmed being a fan of Ebony, Bicep, Legowelt, sample clearances, bootleggers, Combo Breaker, Dirt Rave and more! R-oderick Josh McIntyre Austin Hutchings ---- COLD POD

Weekly dance music show broadcast from The Parkdale Shedio in Toronto. Hosted by Benjay. Tim North and I rub shoulders at a fun disco I play at called Sprezzatura Spaghetti Disco in Toronto on Ossington. I've had him over to The Shedio for past The Pregame episodes and love his sound so needed to get him on his own to drop a set! Lots of originals from him in here and a variety of different genres to get you ready for your night! Enjoy! ⚡️Like the Show? Click the [Repost] ↻ button so more people can hear it!

Simplify Construction Projects with NextMinute If you're a builder looking to streamline your projects, keep track of schedules, quoting, costs, invoicing, and profits, then this episode is a must-listen. NextMinute is designed specifically for residential construction, offering seamless two-way integration with popular cloud accounting platforms like Xero, MYOB, and QBO, and it's all accessible through a robust mobile app for both Android and iOS. We'll discuss how this tool can save you time by eliminating double data entry and providing real-time access to critical project information. Joining us today is Emily Ossington, an expert with over a decade in the cloud accounting industry. Since starting with NextMinute in 2021, Emily has leveraged her extensive experience to address the unique needs of residential construction businesses. Drawn to NextMinute for its strong integrations and comprehensive features, Emily will share how this platform can transform your operations and simplify your daily tasks. So, let's get into it! In this episode you will: Learn how NextMinute can streamline your project management from start to finish. Benefits of seamless two-way integration with Xero, MYOB, and QBO. Understand how the mobile app for Android and iOS keeps everyone in the loop, from the job site to the office. The unique needs of residential construction businesses and how NextMinute addresses them. How to eliminate double data entry and save valuable time with NextMinute's features. Get tips on maximizing efficiency and profitability in your building business using NextMinute. All this and more, on this week's episode of THE TOOLSHED. Links: NextMinute Website: nextminute.com Join the toolshed - thetoolshedpodcast.com Stay tuned next week when we talk about cutting your build time & costs with BuiltGrid. So, don't forget to subscribe to the show to get that episode as soon it gets released. Until then, stay healthy.

Traffic in downtown Toronto is expected to worsen as track work on Spadina will force the TTC to replace streetcars with buses for the remainder of 2024; a battle is brewing between a small corner store near Ossington and the City of Toronto over the right to serve coffee and baked goods; and, criminals are now ordering expensive products to your home and then stealing them in a new kind of porch pirate scam called 'double decker'.

Host Ben Mulroney (@BenMulroney) speaks with Yana Miriev, the owner of the Finch Store, located in Toronto's College & Ossington neighbourhood. Yana's business is under review after a single, anonymous complaint. What's the issue at hand? That Yana's business serves takeout coffee. Will she lose her business licence? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Host Ben Mulroney (@BenMulroney) speaks with Yana Miriev, the owner of the Finch Store, located in Toronto's College & Ossington neighbourhood. Yana's business is under review after a single, anonymous complaint. What's the issue at hand? That Yana's business serves takeout coffee. Will she lose her business licence? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Toronto Livings Podcast, hosts Mark and Joey visit Lisbon Hotel, a new spot from co-owners Adam Hijazi and David Wex, located at River City in downtown Toronto! They discuss the unique experience Lisbon hotel offers - from its inspired décor to its culinary delights. Although it's not Portuguese nor a hotel, Lisbon Hotel offers a European hotel lobby bar vibe with small plates, great drinks, and a soon-to-be-launched breakfast menu. Adam also explains the careful thought process behind curating each element of the space as well as samples for Mark and Joey to try! Lisbon Hotel https://www.lisbonhotel.ca/ 19 Lawren Harris Square, Toronto, ON M5A 1H7 (00:00) Introduction and Episode Preview (01:16) Meet Adam Hijazi (01:35) Discussing the Lisbon Hotel's Concept (02:48) The Lisbon Hotel's Reception and Community Impact (03:19) The Story Behind the Lisbon Hotel (04:34) The Lisbon Hotel's Unique Approach (06:18) Adams Journey in the Restaurant Scene (08:06) The Lisbon Hotel's Food and Drink Recommendations (09:53) The Lisbon Hotel's Future Plans (17:18) The Lisbon Hotel's Approach to Food (25:57) Adams Favorite Restaurants in Toronto (29:28) Exploring the Aesthetic of Ossington (29:57) The Concept of Micro Communities in Toronto (30:35) The Evolution of Neighborhood Restaurants (31:16) The Impact of Location on Dining Experience (32:13) The Rise of Coffee Shops in Toronto (33:07) The Art of Coffee Making (34:05) Exploring Unique Dishes and Flavors (36:40) The Intersection of Real Estate and Hospitality (37:35) The Experience of Dining at Lisbon Hotel (38:06) The Importance of Creativity in the Food Industry (39:54) The Role of Decor in Creating a Dining Atmosphere (54:43) Wrapping Up the Dining Experience

Maia Wyman (Broey Deschanel) and Hannah Raine are the co-hosts of the popular podcast Rehash, a show about forgotten social media phenomenons. We sat down with them to discuss star rating systems, negative YouTube comments, incels, leaving public Google reviews, Tik Tok stalkers, trying to stay 'on brand', the 'Da Vinky Twins', podcast over saturation, Apple Vision Pro, The Unabomber, Canadian trend cycles, podcast burnout, sex on the internet, Sasha Grey, Chloe Cherry, Lady Bird, Whit Stillman, 'May December' not being perceived as a comedy, eating during movies, moving to New York, getting recognized on the street while crying, medium density housing, the 'new-old Lakeview', Ossington, having a 416 area code, 'Sex and the City' vs 'And Just Like That...', The Bachelor, Tokyo Toni and more! Maia Wyman Hannah Raine Rehash Podcast Josh McIntyre Austin Hutchings ---- COLD POD SUPPORT THIS PODCAST https://www.patreon.com/coldpod

Mmmmm Greek food! Alon talks with Thanos Tripi of Mamakas Food Group.  After 8 years solidifying thier standing in one of the world's strongest culinary communities, their little corner on Ossington has grown into a hospitality group with over 120 staff, an in-house marketing team, and the most celebrated and talented chefs in the city. Have a question for Alon? Contact us at: thebreadspreadshow@gmail.com Theme music and support: Yahli Ozery This show is a Xander Kent production.

Possibly the number 1 killer of trade businesses is lack of cash. So anything that helps tradies in business invoice (and get paid) quickly can make a huge difference to your stress levels and overall business results. Nic and Waz chat with one of the newer players in the 'software as a service' (SAAS) space - NextMinute. Targeted specifically at builders and longer term project trades like landscapers, NextMinute was actually built by a software expert (not a former tradie!) so it's been very well thought out. Check out some great general tips on invoicing, cash flow and job management and also find out what sets Next Minute apart from some of the other players in the job management software space. But that's not all! We've got some cool NextMinute resources for you!Want to see how NextMinute stacks up? You can compare NextMinute to some of the other job management software on the market through Compare Competitors.If you are seriously considering a new app to help manage your jobs & projects, you can download their Software Comparison Matrix for a full list of questions & and considerations.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're back with another solo pod! In this episode we discuss How Long Gone live at the Great Hall, after party at Bar Bowie, Grape Witches, secret patios, Milk Glass, Josh's old party 'Rare Shakas', sand boarding, Ossington yuppies, 'doing it for the content', Future Bistro, 'Girl Dinner', tall kings, The Garrison at 4am, the right time to go home, The Keg commercial update, the 'Bourne' movies, 'Good Will Hunting', 'How to with John Wilson', Travis Scott's new album 'UTOPIA', Strange Ranger, our upcoming party and more! Josh McIntyre Austin Hutchings ---- COLD POD SUPPORT THIS PODCAST https://www.patreon.com/coldpod

This week we chat Emily Ossington the NextMinute about the common challenges in the building and construction industry and how adopting tech could help solve these issues. We also again solve the housing crisis with part 3 of our reforms and we also discuss Fboy Island. 

Sebastien Grainger is a musician who is best known as half of the legendary alternative rock band, Death From Above 1979. After playing four back to back sold out shows at the legendary Horseshoe Tavern, Sebastien came over to discuss post show celebrations, approaching DFA1979 as a new band, Josh seeing them live for the first time in 2003, corporate band websites, message boards, Billy Talent, meeting people on Napster, Thee Oh Sees, living in the beaches in 2001, 'Southern California Spock Haircuts', the lack of space to make noise in Toronto, bourgeois drummers, FM radio, 'Converse Girls and Checkered Vans Boys', small venues vs arenas, their breakup, missing out on the social media boom, the infamous SXSW riot, performing on MTV Live with Fucked Up and almost dying, The Darkness, their origin story, the early 2000's Toronto Mod scene, being viewed as a novelty act, Jack White, his old studio on Ossington, the upcoming 20th anniversary of 'You're A Woman, I'm A Machine', taking ownership of the band, upcoming projects, God, Sebastien's first impression of Josh ten years ago, stage banter and much more! Death From Above 1979 Josh McIntyre Austin Hutchings ---- Cold Pod SUPPORT THIS PODCAST https://www.patreon.com/coldpod

We're back with another solo pod recorded at Austin's house for the first (and last) time! In this episode we discuss taking mushrooms at Cirque Du Soleil, travelling carnivals, The Blue Man Group, the new Lakeview Diner, The Keg, Ossington being overrated, gatekeeping bars, Mercury Retrograde (again), Josh getting astrology-pilled, Co-Star vs The Pattern, going out on weekends, blowing up the feed with new music, albums vs singles, playing the long game as an artist, transparent art, recording your process, letting work speak for itself, AI, revenge of the nerds, the death of the cool guy, people who think Elon Musk is cool, rockstars, Austin quitting smoking weed, Vancouver and much more! Josh McIntyre Austin Hutchings ---- Cold Pod SUPPORT THIS PODCAST https://www.patreon.com/coldpod

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Eva Michon is an award-winning director and co-founder of Bad Day magazine. Eva sat down with Josh and Austin on a brisk fall morning to discuss her recent trip to Poland, leaving Los Angeles, having a baby right before the pandemic, trying to 'say yes to everything', flakey people, Mississauga, Toronto architecture, driving across the country with a six month old baby, the 'old ' Ossington, the balance between criticism and appreciation, Eva realizes she's had too much coffee, her new tv pilot 'Zabawa', small town energy, bowling alleys, delayed gratification, Bad Day Magazine, Lil Internet accidentally leaving a folder of unreleased music on Josh's computer, Johnny Rotten, her upcoming feature film and much more! Eva Michon Josh McIntyre Austin Hutchings ---- Cold Pod https://www.patreon.com/coldpod

Jewels says Toronto is more like a collection of small towns than a big city. Abe got to know the neighbourhood characters pretty well while working on the renovation and is always on the lookout to help someone in trouble.

Dear Grain's found, Adri Greenspan asks the question: Business for Life or Life for Business? deargrain.com @deargrainbakery Our socials: @thebreadspreadpodcast @ozeryalon Learn more at: alonozery.com

I appreciate Jeremy as a friend because he has always challenged me to think different and see the world around me differently. I think tonight's chat was more like a public version of the chats he and I would have over a beer at Eddie's in Kensington Market or while having pho on Ossington. We talked about his Paste Platz project and he elaborated on the work that went into putting it together and how he gave different artists a voice. We talked about the value of wheat paste and the importance of sharing creations locally. Our conversation as they usually do got a little deep and we touched on society, communities, and the current state of the world we are living in. I enjoyed this talk and I hope you did or do as well."Jeremy Lynch is an experimental photographer/wheatpaste artist; who happens to be anti-classist and is also bored of capitalism, exhibitions, curators, and galleries."Follow Jeremy at https://www.instagram.com/jumblefacefoto/Photography Chat is a weekly Instagram Live @merlindb hosts every Thursday at 5pmPST/8pmESTGive me a follow if you want to see the episodes live https://www.instagram.com/merlindb/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/photographychat/donations

I talk to friend and Kurdish Edition podcaster Sardar Saadi about the Turkish invasion of Syrian Kurdistan in October 2019, the brutality of Erdogan's assault on the Kurds, the impossible dilemmas faced by the Kurds in the complex Syrian and regional war(s), and the role of the Empire in all of it.  Check out Sardar's … Continue reading "The Ossington Circle Episode 35: The Turkish Invasion of Northern Syria with Sardar Saadi"

I talk to friend and frequent guest Manuel Rozental about the breakdown of the (probably inaccurately named) peace process in Colombia, as FARC dissidents announce that the accords have failed and they are returning to war. We talk about war and peace in Colombian history and a global economy that profits more from war than … Continue reading "The Ossington Circle Episode 34: Colombia's Peace Process Fails, with Manuel Rozental"

I talk to Shiri Pasternak, Research Director at the Yellowhead Institute and author of Grounded Authority: The Algonquins of Barriere Lake Against the State. We cover Indigenous authority, jurisdiction, sovereignty, solidarity, and Canada's coups d'etat in Indian Country. 

I talk to Greg Shupak, author of The Wrong Story: Palestine, Israel, and the Media. We use the Israel/Palestine story as a launching point for a technical discussion about tropes, frames, narratives, and propaganda, and about why and how to argue against it all. 

I talk to Max Blumenthal, author of The Management of Savagery: How America's National Security State fueled the rise of Al Qaeda, ISIS, and Donald Trump. We begin with the latest coup attempt in Venezuela and go from there to talk about anti-imperialist politics, the need to rebuild an antiwar and anti-imperialist mentality, and the … Continue reading "The Ossington Circle Episode 31: The Management of Savagery with Max Blumenthal"

I talk to Judi Rever, author of the important new book In Praise of Blood: The Crimes of the Rwandan Patriotic Front. We start with the inception of the military force that would become the RPF in 1980s Uganda and follow it through the civil war and genocide to contemporary Rwanda and the Congo. The … Continue reading "The Ossington Circle Episode 30: The Crimes of the Rwandan Patriotic Front with Judi Rever"

In this episode Justin Podur is the guest and guest interviewer Dan Freeman-Maloy asks the questions. We talk about media, Herman and Chomsky's propaganda model, activism in a time of social media monopolies, and empires. The first of a series.

In this episode I talk to Sardar Saadi about Turkey's invasion of Afrin in Syrian Kurdistan. We recap the past few years of Syrian Kurdistan and the many players in the Syrian Civil War, and lament the continuing absence of an antiwar movement that could address the escalating and neverending wars in the region.

I talk to scientist Bjoern Brembs about the problems with proprietary journal companies control over scientific publishing. We imagine a better world of open science that is technologically feasible, discuss the German consortium negotiation with the journal companies, and think about what academics could start to do in this world about the problem.

I talk to Argentinian-Canadian union activist Jorge Garcia-Orgales about Milagro Sala, an Indigenous politician and activist who is currently a political prisoner of Argentina's right-wing government.

I talk to Greg Wilpert, founder of venezuelanalysis and author of Changing Venezuela by Taking Power, about the Venezuela Crisis, the Constitutional Assembly, and possible ways out of the crisis. We started with a detailed discussion of the economic crisis in Venezuela that I think will be of great interest.

I talk to Stan Cox and Paul Cox, authors of How the World Breaks: Life in Castastrophe's Path from the Caribbean to Siberia. We discuss how we think and talk about disasters, the aid industry, and the uses and excuses associated with the concept of ‘resilience'.

El primer episodio del Circulo Ossington en castellano. Hable con Manuel Rozental, Oscar Sampayo, y Anna Zalik sobre la compania Parex y sus actividades de fracking en Colombia.

I talk to Maria Paez Victor of the Canadian, Latin American, and Caribbean Policy Centre and the Louis Riel Bolivarian Circle about Venezuela's revolution, Chavismo, Maduro, the Venezuelan opposition, and the idea of the upcoming Constituent Assembly.

I talk to Tyler Shipley, author of Ottawa and Empire: Canada and the Military Coup in Honduras, and Kevin Coleman, author of A Camera in the Garden of Eden: The Self-Forging of a Banana Republic. Both are scholars of Honduras and its relationship to the Empire, and the conversation stretches back into the 20th century … Continue reading "The Ossington Circle Episode 22: Honduras and Empire with Shipley and Coleman"

I talk to anthropologist Timothy T Schwartz, author of The Great Haiti Humanitarian Aid Swindle (and the equally shocking Travesty in Haiti). Schwartz details the workings of the propaganda and malpractice of the charity business to which Haiti is subjected.

I speak with Roger Annis, editor of Newcoldwar.org, about Russia, imperialism, the new cold war, and the analytical challenges for leftists in the West.

I talk with Vijay Prashad about his book, Death of a Nation and the Future of the Arab Revolution, with a particular focus on the Syria war and the peace process in Astana.

I talk to “Laila”, an activist who has studied the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for many years. For preparation, I read Medea Benjamin's new book, Kingdom of the Unjust.

In this episode of The Ossington Circle, academic, activist, and editor at Jadaliyya Max Ajl discusses the destruction of Syria and the vitriol directed at leftists and Palestine activists who have opposed intervention in Syria.

In this episode of the Ossington Circle, Ukrainian-Canadian academic Halyna Mokrushyna discusses the conflict in Ukraine, Russia and Russophobia, and the Ukrainian diaspora in Canada.

In this episode of The Ossington Circle, Colombian physician and activist Manuel Rozental returns from a trip to Turkey, during which he spent time with Syrian refugees, to talk about the advancing war in Syria and on the planet.

I talk to Cynthia Peters, a City Life/Vida Urbana organizer in Boston, about changes, continuities, and strategy in a USA now under Trump's administration.

I talk to labor historian and activist Jeremy Brecher about a possible strategy against Trump called Social Self Defense.

I interview sociologist William I. Robinson about the relationship between Trumpism, capitalism, and fascism and what leftists could do in this environment.