Sarah Burke interviews broadcaster Tracy Moore at 80a Studios in Toronto as she explores a new chapter after 16 years hosting Cityline; a CityTV show that was recently cancelled after 40 years on the air. Tracy reflects on the show's cancellation, her grief process, and her newfound freedom. Tracy takes us back to finding her voice early in school, her journey into media, her experiences with racism, and her advocacy for body positivity and mental health. Tracy emphasizes the importance of self-acceptance and vulnerability, sharing her struggles with postpartum depression and body image. She also speaks about the importance of family and mentorship.
Watch for the release of Tracy's new prime time special More Connected With Tracy Moore on CityTV this fall. Follow along with her for more details!
More About Tracy Moore:
Tracy Moore was the award-winning host of Cityline for 16 years. She is proud to be named a Canadian Screen Award Changemaker. Thanks to her commitment to diversity and inclusion she has also produced and hosted one of Apple podcasts best series of 2020 – Cityline Real on Race. She is co-producer and co-host of Citytv’s RTNDA award-winning race special: Ending Racism: What Will it Take? and spearheads regular conversations on Cityline to raise awareness and inclusivity of folks who live at the intersectional margins. Moore is most proud of the volunteer work she does with West Toronto charity Trust 15.
https://www.trust15.com/
https://www.instagram.com/thetracymoore/
Thanks to 80a Studios for hosting this conversation.
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