Believe In People UNPLUGGED, in collaboration with the Matthew Perry House, hosted by Amy Goldberg and Caitlin Morrison welcomed Damhnait Doyle.

Damhnait is a Canadian singer, composer and radio host. She is a Juno Award nominated singer and toured extensively in Canada opening for Willie Nelson and Steve Earle and has lent her voice to numerous recordings including albums by Kevin Parent and Bruce Cockburn. In 2021, she became a full-time CBC Music Radio Host.

Believe In People UNPLUGGED, in collaboration with the Matthew Perry House, hosted by Amy Goldberg and Caitlin Morrison welcomed Astrid Young.

Astrid is a Canadian singer-songwriter known for her emotionally rich voice, poetic songwriting, and deeply personal approach to music. She is the sister of Neil Young, and while music runs in her bloodline, Astrid has carved her own path — one rooted in vulnerability, reflection, and truth. 

Believe In People Unplugged, in collaboration with the Matthew Perry House, hosted by Amy Goldberg and Caitlin Morrison welcomed Andy Maize and Josh Finlayson.

Andy and Josh of The Skydiggers are musicians who create music rooted in connection, emotion, and lived experience. Their work blends thoughtful songwriting with rich musicality, capturing moments of reflection, vulnerability, and hope. Together, they create songs that feel both intimate and expansive, music that invites listeners to slow down and feel something real.

Believe In People UNPLUGGED, in collaboration with the Matthew Perry House, hosted by Amy Goldberg and Caitlin Morrison welcomed Tommy Grasley.

Tommy, known as TOMMYGUNN, is a singer-songwriter whose music blends rock grit with emotional honesty. His songs dig into real life, struggle, resilience, love, and the moments that shape us. Music is in Tommy’s DNA; his father, Sonny Del Rio played for Crowbar and his cousin is Rod Stewart. 

Believe In People Unplugged, in collaboration with the Matthew Perry House, hosted by Amy Goldberg and Caitlin Morrison welcomed Tara Slone.

Tara is a singer-songwriter, broadcaster, and advocate whose career spans music, media, and storytelling. Known for her authenticity, sharp insight, and fearless honesty, Tara brings heart and lived experience into every space she enters. Whether through music or conversation, she creates meaningful connections that explore resilience, healing, and what it really means to show up fully.

Believe In People Unplugged, in collaboration with the Matthew Perry House, hosted by Amy Goldberg and Caitlin Morrison welcomed Hill Kourkoutis

Hill is a Juno Award–winning producer, engineer, and musician whose work is known for its emotional clarity, bold honesty, and fearless creativity. As one of the most respected producers in the industry, Hill brings both technical mastery and deep emotional intuition to music-making. 

Welcome to Believe In People Unplugged, in collaboration with the Matthew Perry House, hosted by Amy Goldberg and Caitlin Morrison.

Each episode shines a light on real stories of struggle, resilience, and recovery from artists and creatives who’ve lived through it all. At Matthew Perry House, they believe in what happens after. The courage it takes to rebuild. The strength it takes to begin again.

Meet Sekou Lumumba

Sekou is the drummer for the band Big Wreck. He is a session player renowned for his versatile performances across rock, R&B, and other genres with prominent artists and bands. He has a reputation as being a “first-call” player who is known for his preciseness and energetic grooves.

Welcome to Believe In People Unplugged, in collaboration with the Matthew Perry House, hosted by me, Amy Goldberg and Caitlin Morrison.

Meet Cone McCaslin

Jason ‘Cone’ McCaslin is the driving force on bass for one of the most iconic punk rock bands, Sum 41. From world tours and chart-topping records to life on and off the stage, we’re diving into the stories, the music, and the mindset that helped define a generation.

Welcome to Believe In People UNPLUGGED, in collaboration with the Matthew Perry House, hosted by me, Amy Goldberg and Caitlin Morrison.Each episode shines a light on real stories of struggle, resilience, and recovery from artists and creatives who’ve lived through it all.At Matthew Perry House, they believe in what happens after. The courage it takes to rebuild. The strength it takes to begin again.Meet Royal WoodA Canadian singer-songwriter known for his warm vocals, emotionally honest songwriting, and music that feels like a deep exhale. A JUNO Award–nominated artist, Royal has built a career around songs that explore love, loss, resilience, and the quiet moments that shape who we are. His work blends folk, pop, and soul, creating music that doesn’t just entertain — it connects. Royal’s songs often land where healing lives: in truth, vulnerability, and hope.

Meet D'yan Forest.

Guest co-host Harris Goldberg and I are joined by a true original; comedian, cabaret performer, and Guinness World Record holder for the oldest working comedian, D’yan Forest.

She’s lived boldly, loved widely, and turned her entire life into a masterclass on reinvention. D’yan isn’t here just to make us laugh, she’s here to remind us what’s possible when you refuse to let age, rules, or expectations define you.

Age 91 never looked so good!