RANDY BACHMAN – Canadian rock music legend Randy Bachman joins the conversation on the national edition of The Morning Show. He is best known as the lead guitarist, songwriter and a founding member for the band The Guess Who as well as Bachman-Turner Overdrive. He’ll be at Massey Hall in Toronto for his Vinyl Tap show and is set to release a book titled, Tales From Beyond the Tap.
MATT WEBB – Canadian guitarist and singer Matt Webb is in-studio to talk about his solo career and his new EP, Right Direction. The Vancouver native is a founding member of the group Marianas Trench and is currently prepping for their next album release.
MORGAN BASKIN – Toronto’s mayoral race is about to get a serious injection of youth with the addition of 18-year-old Morgan Baskin joining the likes of Rob Ford, John Tory and Karen Stintz in the race for the city’s top job. She’ll be in-studio to talk about why she has entered the election. TORONTO SHOW ONLY
SELF DEFENSE FOR WOMEN – Alexis Fabricus discusses and demonstrates how women can protect themselves during an altercation. There are ways women can feel safe without rigorous training and workouts. Fabricus will show us three powerful strikes that can be applied to many situations. TORONTO SHOW ONLY
CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION TIPS – Tim Sellers and Melissa Davis from HGTV’s Income Property show us how you can renovate or redesign your home in order to sell it faster. They will also provide tips on how to renovate your basement to maximize rent capacity. TORONTO SHOW ONLY
CANADIAN FASHION – Samantha Stoncius previews some of the hottest Canadian fashion trends to hit store shelves this spring and upcoming summer. Samantha has a website called Samantha Stylish and promotes fashion manufactured in Canada. TORONTO SHOW ONLY
AMERICAN IDIOT – Dan Tracy and Taylor Jones join us in-studio to talk about their involvement in the hit musical American Idiot. Based on the album by Green Day, the musical has been a critical hit around the world. The show will be playing in Toronto for a limited time at the Royal Alexandra Theatre from March 11-16. TORONTO SHOW ONLY
VIRAL VIDEO – Actor Kevin Bacon explains the 80s to teenagers in this hilarious video.
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