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Andres Fernandez - Dance Personality

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Dance and music enthusiasts, look no more! You have found the perfect podcast discussing fun and juicy topics while interviewing the biggest names in the Latin dance community for your listening pleasure. Never miss a beat as we learn and laugh together all while talking about what we love most, DANCE! Tune in now!
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Nick Frost (Hot Fuzz, Paul, The World's End) discusses his new film, Cuban Fury. Beneath Bruce Garrett's under-confident, overweight exterior, the passionate heart of a salsa king lies dormant. Now, one woman is about to reignite his Latin fire. Moderated by Chris Hewitt at the Apple Store Regent Street in London.
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CBC Radio's Metro Morning keeps listeners informed about what's going on in Toronto and offers listeners an optimistic, sometimes humorous view of the world, together with the day's more serious news.
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Are you a live music lover? Do you enjoy a good happy hour in the great outdoors? If so, you won't want to miss this limited series podcast - Backstage Pass to Alive @ Five. Join us as we take you on an exclusive journey behind the scenes of the electrifying bands playing at the weekly outdoor happy hour event, Alive @ Five. Discover the fascinating stories of the talented musicians who make the event come alive with their music. From May to September, the Carroll Creek Amphitheater in Downt ...
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Good Neighbors Podcast Palmer is a platform that allows local businesses and charities to introduce themselves to their neighbors. As the CEO, and Media Executive Producer, my role is to facilitate this by making sure this podcast is the channel that allows Palmer residents, and other Massachusetts residents to learn firsthand from the people that lead the businesses and charities in their community. Bringing together local businesses and neighbors of Palmer. Good Neighbor Podcast Palmer MA ...
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As the LCBO strike goes on and the Premier doubles down on making ready to drink cocktails available everywhere, Molly Thomas speaks to OPSEU President JP Hornick about the union's priorities and goals in this strike. The Spadina bus is not just a song, the streetcar's replacement system is not working, but a city councillor says there are plans…
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Guest host Molly Thomas talks the LCBO strike and what that means to the government's coffers. Also, a conversation about how Canada tops the list when it comes to ... car theft. And Kevin Blue, CEO of Canada Soccer is having a golden moment, even though the men fell to Messi and the Argentinian team at last night's COPA. He tells us what soccer…
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Today, we chat with the talented Max Muscato, who shares insights into his music, including his emotionally charged songs inspired by personal experiences and his autistic brother. Max discusses his dynamic performances and upcoming shows, including his first Alive @ Five appearance this Thursday, July 11th, at Carroll Creek Amphitheatre. Tune in f…
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Guest host Molly Thomas talks to the President of the LCBO workers' union about what is at stake during this strike. And in other good news, rats are getting braver and more common on our streets and a local exterminator says the city could do more to stop them. But first, we have the GTA's newest Guiness Book of World Records holders who solve …
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The Metro Morning studio became a salsa studio as guest host Molly Thomas learns what the heck "shum" means.She also speaks to the creator of Fringe show 'Far-Flung People' that finds the humour in some of the chaotic situations that refugees find themselves in -- and she would know. And as Hurricane Beryl makes its way through the Carribbean, w…
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Guest host Molly Thomas talks to the head of the tow truck association about the escalation in violence and if the new regulations will make a difference in the tow truck wars. She also talks to a young developer about how his mother's experience on the streets inspired him to create an app that connects people in need with drop-in programs and …
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What makes Rebecca Casinghino with Ardor CrossFit Fitness a good neighbor? Discover the secret to prioritizing your health with today's inspiring guest, Rebecca Casinghino from Ardor CrossFit Fitness. Rebecca and her husband turned their shared passion for fitness into a thriving community hub on Wilbraham Street in Palmer. Whether you're a beginne…
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What makes Bruce Frankel with Business Authority a good neighbor? What if everything you thought you knew about entrepreneurship was wrong? Join us on the Good Neighbor Podcast as Bruce Frankel from Business Authority busts myths and unveils the hidden potential of entrepreneurs over 50. Bruce’s incredible journey from a distinguished journalism ca…
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What makes Natalina Tulik and Michelle Annechiaricco with Second Times a Charm a good neighbor? What if you could make dream events more accessible for everyone? Join us on the Good Neighbor Podcast as we share the inspiring story of Natalina and Michelle, the dynamic duo behind Second Times a Charm. This incredible non-profit is changing lives by …
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What makes Denise Morgan with Brush-It-Off a good neighbor? Have you ever walked into a room and instantly felt like you've found your oasis? That's the experience Denise Morgan of Brush-It-Off strives to create for every visitor stepping into her art studio. On our latest episode, we have the delight of venturing into Denise's world, where a forme…
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What makes Armando Olivares with Homes Logic Real Estate a good neighbor? Have you ever wondered how a passion for salsa dancing and a keen eye for real estate could coalesce into a life well-lived? Armando Olivares of Homes Logic Real Estate steps into the light, sharing his vibrant journey from youthful curiosity in properties to becoming a beaco…
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What makes Ted Hebert with Teddy Bear Pools and Spas a good neighbor? Imagine starting your entrepreneurial journey at the tender age of 14 and nurturing it into a thriving legacy. That's exactly what Ted Hebert did with Teddy Bear Pools and Spas, and we're excited to have him share his inspiring story on our show. Ted dives into the deep end of hi…
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What makes Emily King with Wheel Horse Digital a good neighbor? What if you could turn a pandemic-induced layoff into a thriving business? Emily King did just that, and she's here to share her inspiring journey from a side hustle to a successful digital marketing microagency. Join us as Emily, the founder of Wheel Horse Digital, talks about the ess…
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What makes Brian Bachand with Westover Auto Salvage a good neighbor? Have you ever wondered about the life and soul behind the metal and machinery of your local auto salvage yard? I, Liz Lemon, was thrilled to sit down with Brian Bachand of Westover Auto Salvage, a gem in Belchertown, Massachusetts, whose story is as robust and riveting as the engi…
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What makes Brian Scott with ScottyDog Enterprises a good neighbor? When you think of retirement, do you imagine a life of leisure or one filled with new entrepreneurial adventures? Brian Scott, the mastermind behind ScottyDog Enterprises, joins us to turn that notion on its head, proving that sometimes a second career can blossom from the embers of…
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What makes Susan Gagnon with Adolescent, Adult & Family Behavioral Health a good neighbor? Struggling with mental health can often feel like a lonely journey, but Susan Gagnon of Adolescent, Adult, and Family Behavioral Health reminds us that it's a path we don't have to walk alone. With the warmth and expertise of a seasoned social worker who has …
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What makes Amy Scribner with River East School To Career a good neighbor? Have you ever wondered what bridges the gap between high school hallways and the maze of career paths awaiting young minds? Amy Scribner of River East School to Career joins us to unravel the transformative journey of guiding students toward their passions and professions. He…
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Guest host Molly Thomas hears from the Chair of Science Centre's Board of Trustees who says closing was their only option. We wanted to know more about the risks of RAAC (Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete) so we contacted a researcher in England who says it doesn't have to be a crisis. And a conversation with an Ottawa reporter on the calls…
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Host David Common talks about the lies, the confusion and the future of the vote after the American presidential debate. And he talks to Rob Benzie from the Toronto Star about if there is a political cost to the sudden closing of the Science Centre. And it's Pride weekend and we hear from a couple who are getting married on a float in the parade…
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Guest host Molly Thompson hears from two strategists on what the Liberals loss in the St. Paul's by-election could mean for the future of the Liberals -- and Prime Minister Trudeau. A discussion about the possibility of charging tariffs on Chinese-made EVs and Molly talks to Mary Wiens about a new idea that could be a solution for young people's…
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On this episode we feature La Unica, the unique Latin-Irish fusion band set to perform at Alive @ Five this Thursday June 27th 2024. We chat with band members Corey, Gonzo, and Matt about their energetic performances, spontaneous setlists, and the vibrant atmosphere at Carroll Creek. With a mix of Celtic and salsa vibes, La Unica promises a lively …
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Guest host Ramraajh Sharvendiran talks to a sports writer in Atlanta, just ahead of Canada's soccer game against Argentina's top ranked team. It's not about winning, nescessarily but it is about running. Also, if you are thinking about a green roof then you might want to listen in. And have you seen that Islamaphobic truck driving around the cit…
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Guest host Molly Thomas talks to 1Password's Chief Eliminator of Obstacles Jeff Shiner about Collision Conference, the tech scene in the GTA and how his farm helps him run the billion-dollar success story. Also, a conversation with two people helping their neighbours survive the heat; and if getting to Toronto Islands is your choice for cooling …
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Guest host Molly Thomas speaks with the mayor of Oshawa after a short police investigation results in almost 100 arrests in a human trafficking ring in the downtown. Also in Oshawa, a high school student on the life-changing scholarship he received for community work and how it will make his dreams a reality. And Molly hears from a teacher in To…
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On this week’s episode we speak with artist Karen Jonas, who will be performing at the upcoming Alive @ Five. Hosted by Steve Bell, this episode delves into Karen's musical journey, her creative process, and her latest album. Get a sneak peek into what makes her live shows so captivating, featuring a mix of new tracks, fan favorites, and unique cov…
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Guest host Molly Thomas talks about the new, and old security measures that keep your car from being stolen. She also speaks to Omar Khan, who works with vulnerable youth about the recent spate of youth violence across the GTA. And, if you want to cast your mind back to a seemingly more simple time -- the time of the awkward family photo complet…
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When host David Common was seven years old, a Big Brother entered his life and that relationship changed the trajectories of both their lives. On today's show David talks to his Big Brother, along with the CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Toronto. You might need a tissue.David also speaks with Mayor Olivia Chow about the need to get the…
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Host David Common talks dump truck day after two incidents tied up traffic for hours both involving dump trucks. And he speaks with a forensic psychologist about what happens after someone is found not criminally responsible for murder, and what it says about the mental health care system that it got that far at all. Also, a conversation with a …
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Host David Common gets some bad news about the timelines for the construction on the Gardiner Expressway and talks about congestion with Toronto's city manager. But he gets some sweet news from the bakery that won best butter tart at the largest butter tart festival in Ontario (and maybe the world). He also learns about the limits and possibilit…
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In this episode of Backstage Pass to Alive @ Five, Pebble to Pearl is in the building! The band shares their spontaneous approach to making music, the joy of performing live, and their unique sound blending R&B, funk, and rock. Get to know the band members, their musical journey, and their excitement for Thursday's Alive @ Five performance at Carro…
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Host David Common speaks to Richard Florida about his new report on ranking Toronto's waterfront at the bottom of the list, and what it means to write that report with Therme spa paying for it. Also, a conversation with a woman who was ordained at St.Anne's Church just hours after the four-alarm fire destroyed the west-end church, and the Group …
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Host David Common gets trivial with a host of a popular trivia series on the cult taking over this city. He also talks to an expert about the concerns that the foreign interference is coming from inside the house - the House of Commons. Also, a CBC exclusive that gives some Ontario context to one of the men arrested in the killing of Sikh activi…
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On this episode we connect with Zachary Smith of the Mardi Gras Kings for an engaging phone interview. They discuss the band's history, including their name change from Dixie Power Trio to avoid controversy and better represent their New Orleans-inspired music. Zachary shares insights into the band's evolution, the members' musical journey, and the…
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Host David Common asks the head of Habitat for Humanity if the federal-provincial deal on housing will make life more affordable here. And a conversation about Indigenous fashion and how the runway is for everyone. But first, a real estate agent who is pulling out all the creative stops to sell homes -- including a Weird Al parody video. …
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Is Doug Ford thinking of calling an early provincial election? As in, a year early? Host David Common gets the scoop from The Star's Rob Benzie. And if you know some young people looking for jobs, they are not alone. We talk about the rise in youth employment in this city, and get a peek behind the numbers. And also we hear about the case in Ham…
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In this episode of Backstage Pass to Alive @ Five, we chat with Andy Schneider from The Players Band, who are set to perform at Carroll Creek Amphitheater this Thursday. Andy shares the band's long history with Alive @ Five, their 25-year journey, and their signature blend of reggae and ska. He discusses the band's dynamic 10-member lineup, their u…
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We hear from people both in and outside of the pro-Palestenian encampment at the University of Toronto. David Common talks to former city councillor Joe Cressy as he starts a new job at Waterfront Toronto about his vision for repairing the waterfront. And first, we hear from a woman who's run-in with an e-bike has left her with a broken knee and…
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Today we did a deep dive into the encampment at University of Toronto, host David Common spoke to university president Meric Gertler about the university's offer and what they were willing, and unwilling to do. And he spoke to Erin Mackey from U of T Occupy for Palestine about the protesters demands and how far they will go to make their point.
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