Met Radio
The Intersection
The Intersection is a blended spoken word and music show centring and celebrating people on the margins. Each episode, you can tune into inclusive storytelling, emerging artists and an anti-oppressive lens into Toronto’s underrepresented communities. Catch The Intersection on Fridays 11am – noon and Sundays noon – 1pm, with new episodes every other week. Tune in live on 1280 AM or metradio.ca to listen to the full episodes with our music mixes!
Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: www.spreaker.com
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Episodes
Episode 9 21.07.2024 30:39
Tune in for coverage of Toronto Pride and Lotion Magazine's biggest event yet, Masque Rave.
Episode 8 21.07.2024 18:17
Tune in for coverage on the Indigenous Music Summit and a conversation about music, radio, and accessibility.
Episode 6 21.07.2024 19:30
Tune in to hear coverage on a community sit-in in solidarity with Palestine, a brief history of Asian heritage in Canada, and some artist spotlights on The Last Dinner Party and Ethel Cain.
Episode 5 17.05.2024 26:55
Tune in for a chat about what we're loving in music right now, an artist spotlight on Peach Luffe, and some reflections on Fashion Art Toronto.
Episode 4 17.05.2024 24:39
Tune in for an episode centred around Lesbian Visibility Week.
Episode 3 29.04.2024 18:57
Tune in for an artist spotlight by Met Radio volunteer Zaneta on Andy Shauf, Kinza shares her experience at a Venus Fest music event, and some book recommendations to end off the episode.
Episode 2 29.04.2024 24:24
Tune in for a community event round-up, a discussion on a documentary screening of "Deep Listening: The Story of Pauline Oliveros", and an interview with hyperpop, glitchcore-esque artist and producer, Madge.
Episode 1 29.04.2024 25:55
Tune in for a discussion on the documentary Paris is Burning , hear some interviews with organizers and participants of TMU's first on-campus Kiki Ball, and Met Radio's own Eunice shares her experience attending the Women From Space festival.
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