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Daily Audio Features

Charity Investments (runs 8:24) audio
Friday host Matt Galloway spoke with Kate Bahen. She is the managing director of Charity Intelligence Canada.
The Boy King Is Back (runs 8:09) audio
Friday host Matt Galloway spoke with. Ron Leprohon. He is a Professor of Egyptology in the department of, Near and Middle Eastern Civilizations, at the University of Toronto.

King Tut at the Art Gallery of Ontario.

Appointed Chief (runs 6:16) audio
Friday host Matt Galloway spoke with Nene Kwasi Kafele. He is the first Torontonian to be made a chief in the Manya Krobo traditional area of Ghana.
Softening Vampires (runs 6:39) audio
Friday host Matt Galloway spoke with Elizabeth Miller. She taught a course on vampire fiction at Memorial University.
Good News Shoppers (runs 4:10) audio
Friday host Matt Galloway spoke with our business commentator Michael Hlinka.
Handball! (runs 7:30) audio
Friday host Matt Galloway spoke with Nigel Reed, the voice of Major League Soccer on CBC.
Flu Etiquette (runs 7:22) audio
Friday host Matt Galloway spoke with JOpublic, aka Jason Osler.

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Metro Morning
Friday, Nov 20

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What happens when you ask a bunch of investment analysts to choose their favourite charity? You get a very hard-nosed list of the charities that will give you the most bang for your buck. This morning we spoke with Kate Bahen, she helped create, Charity Intelligence.

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Andy Barrie is joined every morning by newsreader Jill Dempsey, traffic reporter Jim Curran, sportsreader Scott Regehr and business analyst Michael Hlinka.

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