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Meredith Shaw is a Canadian radio and TV personality best known for her co-hosting gigs on CTV’s The Marilyn Denis Show and Your Morning.

Meredith Shaw Biography

Meredith Shaw, born December 30, 1983, is a Canadian singer-songwriter and radio personality. She is based in Toronto (Ontario).

She is 36 years old.

She has years of experience in the industry and has previously been seen on The Marilyn Denis Show, The Social, CTV’s Your Morning, and etalk.

In addition to serving as a media personality, Shaw works as a model, body positivity activist, and style expert.

Over the years, she has been seen multiple times on the Toronto Fashion Week runway and in campaigns for Hudson’s Bay, Walmart, and Penningtons.

The names of her parents are unknown.

Her siblings are unknown.

Our research reveals she has no children.

She was signed to Toronto’s Ben Barry Agency in 2012. She has modelled for Walmart and Spanner, and she has also participated in Toronto Fashion Week.

In 2011, her debut album, Place Called Happy was released. Gordie Johnson and Shaw went on tour that year with Big Sugar. Johnson invited Shaw to perform on the stage every night for a mashup of her single “Acted Badly”, and Big Sugar’s song “Turn The Lights ON.”

Boom 97.3 in Toronto hired Shaw in 2011. As a Boom 97.3 weekend host, Shaw interviewed artists such as Serena Ryder, The Spoons, Gordie Johnson, and JD Fortune (INXS).

Anjulie has presented concerts by The Beach Boys and Platinum Blonde. Meredith moved from Boom 97.3 to CHUM-FM in November 2014. You can hear her weekdays from 4 pm to 7 PM, Sundays at 10 AM-Noon for The Back in the Day Brunch.

Shaw started the Toronto-based company Muffymade in 2007. It sells greeting cards and notepads as well as chocolates, mugs and apparel.

In 2011, Shaw was hired by Boom 97.3, a radio station in Toronto. During her time at Boom as a weekend host, she interviewed artists, ranging from Serena Ryder and The Spoons to Gordie Johnson and JD Fortune (INXS). She has introduced concerts by The Beach Boys, Platinum Blonde, and Anjulie. In November 2014, Meredith moved up the dial from Boom 97.3 to her new radio home, CHUM-FM. She can be heard weekdays from 4 pm to 7 pm, and on Sundays 10AM-Noon for The Back in the Day Brunch.

Trouble was released in May 2013. It is the first of a planned series of three three-song EPs, which Shaw has deemed “tringles.” The EPs will each feature guest artists and producers.

The last song on Place Called Happy is called ” Girls Who Believe,” and it is a song that has taken on a life of its own subsequent to the album’s release. It was featured in an episode of the TV show Degrassi:

The Next Generation and has spawned a community-based initiative called Girls Who Believe, spearheaded by Shaw, which began in 2012 as a series of workshops for girls aged 11 to 17 that ranged in topics from music and creativity to self-esteem.

Shaw, along with sponsor Slaight Music, has created the now annual “Girls Who Believe Fest” featuring an all-female lineup (the 2013 fest included Meredith Shaw, Molly Thomas, and Ladies of the Canyon), female media personalities, and female-run businesses showcased in an onsite marketplace. The funds raised from the fest go towards the non-profit organization Girls Inc.

Meredith also hosted a weekly video series with CHUM-FM’s afternoon host Ashley Greco titled This Is So My Jam on CHUM-FM’s website. Every Wednesday, the two picked their favourite jams and battled it out with viewers of the show deciding who took top jam supremacy.

After 3 seasons and 10 episodes, This Is So My Jam was cancelled with the final episode released on Wednesday, June 15, 2016.

As of June 1, 2023, Meredith has a net worth approximately $5 Million.