Once On Much – Ep09 Ryan Dahle There are certain voices that are stitched into the fabric of Canadian alternative rock. Spend five minutes talking to Ryan Dahle and you realize he’s never really thought of himself as part of a “scene” — even though he helped define one. In our latest episode of Once On Much, I chat with Ryan Dahle — best known for his work with Age
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Well, here’s our second episode, it was originally supposed to be on Fascism, the rise of right wing extremism, illiberalism, democratic backsliding, I wound up having so much more to say by the time this episode was done. I essentially got through talking about the MAGA movement as a fascist revolution, and ran out of time. So, I’m already planning for the next bi-weekly episode, for March 1st, which will
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So, this is our first episode, our introduction to the world. I decided to do a show on privilege, because if I’m going to do a show on all these sociological, political and cultural issues, I think it’s important to do an episode acknowledging my privilege, and setting the stage for all our following episodes. I apologize for sounding nervous on this one, but it’s my first show, so please
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Studies have shown that metalheads tend to be happier, calmer, and more intelligent than the average person. So, you’re welcome in advance. This episode has more riffs than you can pack in your knapsack, and that’s a fact, Jack! We start out as deep as you can get into Big Shiny Tunes territory as you can get, without actually being on Big Shiny Tunes. Salmonblaster bringing us a beloved tune
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This week we are gonna feature music with family members either in the band, the band name or the song title. Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Google Podcasts | RSS | More
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Love is in the air, this week on People Need Music. Host, Tonya Price, fills the airwaves with songs for and about love. Playlist: Arkells – Kiss Cam :: Terra Lightfoot – Cross Border Lovers :: Charlotte Cornfield – Hurts Like Hell :: Jenn Grant – No One’s Gonna Love You (Quite Like I Do) :: Stars! – Elevator Love Letter :: Broke Social Scene – Not Around Anymore ::
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