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Lyla Miklos
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Host, Centre Stage, CIOI-FM (Hamilton, ON)
Hamilton
Beats
Biography
Lyla Miklos is an award winning queer feminist activist, broadcast journalist, community organizer, education worker, publicist, vocalist and writer. Lyla is a graduate of Mohawk College’s Media Studies program and a Mohawk College Alumni of Distinction. She has been working in the media and communications industry for over two decades. She is the Host and Producer of Centre Stage on 93.3 FM CFMU and is the Owner of Lyla-The Publicist. Her wealth of broadcasting experience includes past roles with The Aboriginal Peoples Television Network, Bravo, Cable 14, CHML, Drive-In Classics, INDI 101.5 FM, Showcase ACTION, Showcase DIVA, SPACE, Vision TV, and Y95. Lyla’s writings have been published in or broadcast on 101.5 FM, Ain’t It Cool News, CBC Radio, CHML, Entertainment Weekly, Fab, The Hamilton Spectator, Hard Core Nerdity, In Touch, Maclean’s, Mayday, The National Post, QueerTelevison, Rabble, Raise The Hammer, The Anvil, The Huffington Post, The Satellite, The Sentinel, Space, TV Guide, View Magazine, Wavelength, and XTRA!
Two Spirit & LGBTQ Pop Culture Live Theatre and Social Justice
Sports, Fashion, Cinema
Content
By Lyla Miklos Verified| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified Mark Carney was sworn in as the 24th prime minister of Canada on March 14. His cabinet was sworn in that day, too. Down to 23 ministers from the previous 37, this cabinet was lean and mean so it could focus on the trade war with the U.S. No longer just an existential threat, Donald Trump’s America with its daily taunts of turning Canada into the 51st state is now an actual threat to our sovereignty.
By Lyla Miklos Verified| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified Pagan Pride Day has been celebrated across North America since the early 1990s. Its name owes its origins to the two spirit and LGBTQIA-plus pride movement. As pagan practitioners often face stigma and discrimination, Pagan Pride Day is a time for them to come together to find acceptance and community.
By Lyla Miklos Verified| The Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, ON) Verified Iqaluit is the capital city of the Canadian territory of Nunavut. Its name translates into “place of many fish,” which is symbolized in the city’s official flag and seal. It now has a population of more than 7,000. When I was born there (half a century ago), it had just been officially recognized as a village. It was still a part of the Northwest Territories and called Frobisher Bay. In the late 1960s my grandparents Dezso and Katalin Miklos founded the Frobisher Inn.
Company Info
CIOI-FM (Hamilton, ON)
Hamilton, Canada