Four years in the making, Influence, marks the vibrant return of Everything In Slow Motion.  The man behind the wheel, Shane Ochsner, speaks with The Antidote about the style shift of the new release.

The province of British Columbia is known for it’s beautiful scenery and coastline. It’s just as famous for the artists who call BC home. We meet with Lauren Mann who speaks about her change in style found on her new album, “Memory & Desire”. Then we’re joined by  wife/husband duo, …

The Antidote his aired many episodes of Christian covers of mainstream songs. Let’s change that around as we hear Christians covering other Christian artists music. Tune in for some surprises. Music by: One Bad Pig Deuteronomium Family Force 5 Klank The Blamed Tourniquet Wolves At The Gate Theocracy Ghoti Hook …

If the name Shawna Cain leaves you scratching your head, it’s understandable. This new Canadian talent has yet to release The Way, her very first EP. Shawna meets with us to talk about here varied music styles and the message her songs deliver.

The Antidote takes a journey into the past to visit the music of The Staple Singers. This family band changed the face of music with their gospel, soul, and R&B. They were political. They were social activists. And they professed about Christ’s kingdom.

When a record label closes its doors, it can be like losing an old friend. ZAP Records founder, Dave Emmerson, speaks with The Antidote about the highlights of running this outstanding boutique label.

The music creations of Peter Johnston RVA came as a complete surprise. How could this talented artist fly under the radar? Peter comes to speak about his indie rock project that explores matters of human dignity and common good in society.

Two bands, one label, the same creative purpose. Join The Antidote as we meet with pop-punk wonders Homeplate and the modern rock/punk/emo of Grandpa Loves Rhinos. Both bands come to share about their new releases.

It’s been too long since The Antidote last featured an alternative folk band. To make up for that we bring the best of that genre. They are The Hunts. Many people imagine a “family band” to be kids dressed in matching turquoise polyester suits. That doesn’t happen with The Hunts, …