The Honey Trap with PW Pete is an eclectic mix of obscure and sticky music with a focus on Canadian and First Nations songs in the rock and folk world.

The Honey Trap with PW Pete is an eclectic mix of obscure and sticky music with a focus on Canadian and First Nations songs in the rock and folk world.

“The goal of Uprooting the MAPL is to increase exposure of Canadian musicians with a focus on modern Canadian rock and alternative indie music. I just want to share great music that is fun or interesting with the community, with hopes of listener engagement.”

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People in Golden regularly get after crazy adventures that go under the radar as normal. In our new radio show we will be chatting with these local Silent Crushers and sharing their stories.

In our first episode we chat to Mel McLean, a dynamic force of energy channeling all her enthusiasm into local adventures. She doesn't just seek adventure; she creates it. A genuine Silent Crusher who has incredible stories to share.

By talking about the culture around bikes and biking I aim to inspire, inform and share the collective passion. I will interview Golden locals involved in biking to capture a wide variety of local stories and the magic behind them. In Golden BC, the culture is expressed through several different kinds of bikes, from one to four or more wheels, and they are used for a variety of purposes. People get really passionate about bikes and biking. I will release one episode per month for at least the next 12 months thanks to a grant from Neighborhood Small Grants and the Golden and District Community Foundation.

By talking about the culture around bikes and biking I aim to inspire, inform and share the collective passion. I will interview Golden locals involved in biking to capture a wide variety of local stories and the magic behind them. In Golden BC, the culture is expressed through several different kinds of bikes, from one to four or more wheels, and they are used for a variety of purposes. People get really passionate about bikes and biking. I will release one episode per month for at least the next 12 months thanks to a grant from Neighborhood Small Grants and the Golden and District Community Foundation.

By talking about the culture around bikes and biking I aim to inspire, inform and share the collective passion. I will interview Golden locals involved in biking to capture a wide variety of local stories and the magic behind them. In Golden BC, the culture is expressed through several different kinds of bikes, from one to four or more wheels, and they are used for a variety of purposes. People get really passionate about bikes and biking. I will release one episode per month for at least the next 12 months thanks to a grant from Neighborhood Small Grants and the Golden and District Community Foundation.

By talking about the culture around bikes and biking I aim to inspire, inform and share the collective passion. I will interview Golden locals involved in biking to capture a wide variety of local stories and the magic behind them. In Golden BC, the culture is expressed through several different kinds of bikes, from one to four or more wheels, and they are used for a variety of purposes. People get really passionate about bikes and biking. I will release one episode per month for at least the next 12 months thanks to a grant from Neighborhood Small Grants and the Golden and District Community Foundation.

By talking about the culture around bikes and biking I aim to inspire, inform and share the collective passion. I will interview Golden locals involved in biking to capture a wide variety of local stories and the magic behind them. In Golden BC, the culture is expressed through several different kinds of bikes, from one to four or more wheels, and they are used for a variety of purposes. People get really passionate about bikes and biking. I will release one episode per month for at least the next 12 months thanks to a grant from Neighborhood Small Grants and the Golden and District Community Foundation.

“The goal of Uprooting the MAPL is to increase exposure of Canadian musicians with a focus on modern Canadian rock and alternative indie music. I just want to share great music that is fun or interesting with the community, with hopes of listener engagement.”

Check it out!