On Air With Steph

01/24/2026

i know i haven't been on this page in quite sometime but i'm happy to announce i'll be yapping about forgotten women of history on my new podcast "She Was There" https://open.spotify.com/show/04wb9H63RG58kc8FlmdBLT

Podcast · Steph · History remembers moments. This podcast remembers the women inside them. She Was There – Stories Worth Telling is a narrative podcast uncovering the women who shaped history without being named by it. These are stories of presence, influence, and lived experience that existed l...

03/31/2025

03/28/2025

I am super thrilled to share that I got the chance to sit down with my brother, Retired Private Christopher McDonald and talk to him about why he joined the Canadian Armed Forces, what he did after the Army and more, click the Soundcloud link to listen now! [https://soundcloud.com/on-air-with-steph-9391822/an-interview-with-retired-private-christopher-mcdonald ]

02/13/2025

Happy Radio Day! take a listen to my most recent show!

2nd year Radio and Creative Content student at Mohawk College. Announcer. Music DJ. Sports Fanatic. Intern

01/21/2025

this is your count down for my first ever solo show on INDI 101-5 ! Wednesday Wind Up is coming to your ears, Wednesday January 29th 2025 from 10 - 11 am. Tune in!

11/25/2024

Every time!!!

Chef's Kiss 🤌✨️

Artist: Niniwanted

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09/20/2024

As part of a assignment in our Digital Creative Content program at Radio & Creative Content at Mohawk College I got the chance to sit down for an interview with one of my favourite graduates, Tom Craig - Buddy With The Sideburns (known professionally as Tom Craig) once this interview has been edited to time (10 minutes - but we talked for 30) i will post on here! stay tuned!

08/25/2024

new content will be coming out shortly.

08/09/2024

check this out !

07/24/2024

hey, check this out. how neat is this ?

View looking west on Front St. W. from Bay St., Toronto, taken 101 years ago, July 18, 1923.

The building with a cupola to the left is The Queen's Hotel, demolished in 1927 to make way for the Royal York Hotel. Streetcars shown are the older wood-bodied cars that were inherited and reconstructed by the then-recently-formed TTC.

I digitally enhanced & colourized this image a few years ago.
Original image credit: City of Toronto Archives