Jian Ghomeshi On World Cafe : World Cafe The popular radio and TV host invites WXPN to his Toronto studio for this Sense of Place feature. The former member of the band Moxy Früvous shares his thoughts on the growth of the Canadian city.

Jian Ghomeshi On World Cafe

Jian Ghomeshi On World Cafe

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Jian Ghomeshi, host of the Canadian radio and TV show Q.

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World Cafe's Sense of Place: Toronto series continues, as Jian Ghomeshi welcomes us to the set of his popular CBC radio and TV show, Q. The program covers arts and culture daily through in-depth interviews.

Ghomeshi has a unique perspective on Toronto's music scene, having been a member of Moxy Früvous, a politically satirical a cappella band from the '90s. In conversation with host David Dye, the Iranian-Canadian musician talks about how immigration has shaped Toronto as a city and as a music hub.

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