Levi The Poet is a master story-teller, delivering his art with both transparency and boldness. Levi discusses the nature of his craft and how his latest spoken word album, Correspondence (a fiction) is a big change from his previous work.

Worship music comes under the microscope as Colin Maltby of The Crows and Doves visits The Antidote. We take a critical look at what’s happening in new worship music and air songs from very divergent genres.

There’s been a lot of great new music coming out the in the first part of 2015. Listen in to discover your favourite new track.

Having recently signed to labels in both the US and Germany, We Are The City have taken their ambitions to another level on their upcoming album, Violent. The album shares its name with their feature film, which is garnering critical attention at film festivals around the world. The Antidote meets with …

Flatfoot 56 frontman Tobin Bawinkel comes to The Antidote as we feature his new side project, 6’10. Tobin gets personal as he shares about the storytelling found on his new album, The Humble Beginnings Of A Rovin’ Soul.

The Antidote goes LIVE! Some bands can make a great live recording work, others can’t pull it off. Listen to a wide range of music styles on this episode as we check into live recordings and comments from many of the best live performers.

My Ransomed Soul looks at the ills in our society on their new full length, Trilateral. During our conversation, My Ransomed Soul vocalist, Brendan Frey, shares about the band’s politicized lyrical outlook.

The long anticipated new full length SOUL from Ravenhill releases February 24th. Tune in for the first listen to this extraordinary recording. Frontman, Josh Clifton, shares his insights into the music of Ravenhill and you’ll discover how soulful SOUL really is.

One of the most popular metal bands’ on the planet, War Of Ages, visits The Antidote. Lead vocalist Leroy Hamp sits down with us to speak about their music and how WOA’s sound is changing. Listen in to discover what flighty sport occupies their time off stage.

Eric Collins has been a major force in music since the mid-nineties. The former frontman for both Denison Marrs and The Dark Romantics comes to The Antidote to share about his past music and the incredible releases from his new creation, MRENC.