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Friday, March 22, 2013 on The Morning Show

Canadian singer-songwriter and humanitarian Raine Maida . File / The Canadian Press

Canadian singer-songwriter and humanitarian RAINE MAIDA joins the conversation as guest co-host of the national edition of The Morning Show. His new album We All Get Lighter is out March 26. For more information, and to preview tracks from his new album, go to rainemaida.net.

BIG BROTHER CANADA – The latest houseguest to get evicted from the Big Brother Canada house is on The Morning Show to talk about the experience. For more information go to bigbrothercanada.ca.

THE MUSIC MAN – Arthur Fogel, head of Live Nation, drops by The Morning Show to talk about working with the biggest names in music and about the documentary Who the F**k is Arthur Fogel?, which will be screened tonight at Canadian Music Week. Toronto Show Only.

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GOLDEN GAYS – Robert Julian, one of the stars of Golden Gays, drops by The Morning Show to talk about the new series that follows a colourful group of seniors enjoying retirement in Palm Springs. The show debuts today with back-to-back episodes at 4pm and at 10pm on Slice. Toronto Show Only.

MATIS STYLE – Fashion designer Lucian Matis visits The Morning Show to showcase his unique Broken Glass Dress and to talk about his collection, which will be featured tonight at Toronto Fashion Week. For more information go to lucianmatis.com. Toronto Show Only.

VIRAL VIDEO – A contest was held Down Under recently wherein people were challenged to rewrite the lyrics to the opening chorus of Carmina Burana. The prize? A performance of the new version by the Sydney Philarmonia Choirs and the Sydney Symphony. The winner was Matthew Hodge, who penned an Ode to Sleep Deprived Parents. Surely composer Carl Orff (who’s been, um, de-composing since 1982) would be amused. Watch it here. Toronto Show Only.

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