Howard Glassman

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[upbeat music] We've got breaking news, breaking news here as we start another Humble and Fred experience.

Uh, Freddie, by the way, will be back, uh, next week, but here he is, one of this nation's [laughs] great reporting podcasters and the producer of the Humble and Fred program, it is Toronto Mike.

Hey, buddy.

Nice to see all three of you.

So.

Now, unlike Maureen, this is the first time I've attended the, uh, Canadian Human Rights Tribunal hearing, Va- uh, Valentine v Corus Entertainment Inc., and I found it fascinating.

So, like, as the special correspondent, uh, for the Humble and Fred show, do you mind if I just start, like, unpacking some of what I found interesting? And then of course with you radio experts, we, you can chime in with some context, et cetera.

You should be the same.

I just sound like Humble Howard right now.

Yeah, that's true.

He's always a little loud.

Are you a good actor? Are you not a good actor? What are you doing? All I knew was that there were things like, socially, I was the funny guy.

In fact, I remember my high school mates, two of the girls, very cute girls, they ended up on CFMY, which is like a radio station with Humble Howard.

And they dedicated the song, The Joker.

I'm a joker.