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Turn up your Radio Toronto. Patricia Jaggernauth Now Wakes Up Toronto on FLOW 98.7

By Stephen Weir

FLOW 98.7 FM is giving Toronto radio listeners a new way to start their day.

The station has launched "Mornings with Patricia J & Spex," airing weekdays from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. The new program pairs veteran broadcaster Patricia Jaggernauth with Spex, one of FLOW's original on-air personalities and a longtime advocate for reggae music and Caribbean culture in Canada.

The addition is part of the station's evolving programming strategy aimed at strengthening its connection with Toronto's diverse communities.

Jaggernauth brings an impressive broadcasting résumé that spans television, radio, journalism and public speaking. Known to viewers across Canada as a weather specialist, reporter and host, she has built a reputation for connecting with audiences through her energetic personality and community involvement.

                              


Away from the television camera, she is also recognized as a fashion expert and style influencer. A former model with a large social media following, Jaggernauth regularly shares fashion, lifestyle and community content with fans on Instagram.

She announced the move to radio on her Instagram account, writing:

"I'm joining FLOW 98.7 FM as the NEW MORNING SHOW HOST, Monday to Friday, 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. ET. A new voice for the city. Patricia J & Spex, 6 a.m.–10 a.m. on FLOW 98.7 FM."

Her co-host, Spex, is well known to FLOW listeners. Often referred to as Canada's Reggae Ambassador, he has spent years promoting Caribbean music, culture and community initiatives while helping build the station's loyal audience.

Together, the pair promise a blend of music, conversation, information and entertainment designed to reflect the city they serve.

For FLOW, the new morning show combines two familiar and respected personalities whose careers have been built on connecting with people. The result is a fresh voice for morning radio that also reflects the multicultural character of Toronto.

"Mornings with Patricia J & Spex" airs weekdays from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. on FLOW 98.7 FM.

Above: Patricia Jaggernauth interviews former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during a Toronto Caribbean Carnival event. The veteran broadcaster, fashion influencer and media personality is the new co-host of FLOW 98.7 FM's weekday morning show, "Mornings with Patricia J & Spex."

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