I chat with Joel from the punk band After the Disaster. We talk about Joel's opinions on the Calgary music scene and about the bands involvement in  the upcoming Moments Fest 3. Joel is an awesome dude and I had lot's of fun talking with him over beers, which he brought....awesome. You can catch four songs from After the Disaster at the end of the show and can find them at afterthedisaster.bandcamp.com

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I am joined by Sarah and Ashton who both play in the band Sellout. It was lots of fun talking with these two lovely ladies. We talk about fitting in music to busy lives and how stress-relieving and thearaputic music can be. Sellout seems to have blown up here in the local scene and it was really interesting getting insight on what that has been like. You can purchase the music that is played at the end of the episode from the bands demo https://selloutpunk.bandcamp.com/releases

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Abductees are a new alt-rock band from here in Calgary. I had an absolute blast talking with the three of them. They are all super genuine dudes who have been involved in the local music scene for years. We talk about games, hot-pot, movies, drinking beers, Jeff Goldbloom and even get into some music stuff. At the end of the episode is music off their first release The Argent EP you can find it at abductees.bandcamp.com/releases Support the Show: https://www.patreon.com/FrogE_Style  http://www.fsproductions.ca/

Carlin Blackrabbit is the driving force behind the all-ages, multi genre music festival Moments Fest. He is also a very active member in his community. Carlin is a council member of the Siksika Nation and also plays in the bands No More Moments and Iron Tusk, both which will be at Moments Fest. In this episode we talk about the importance of empowering youth and delve into some social issues. We also give you all the info regarding Moments Fest 2017! For more info on Moments fest follow them on Facebook www.facebook.com/Moments-Fest-2017

I talk to Calgary hip-hop artist Alter Ego Collective. We talk about his new album Indigo Hours and everything that went into its construction. We also touch on the current state of marijuana in the country and balancing your passions with work and family. You can listen to the full version of Indigo Hours at the end of the episode. If you would like a copy of the album contact Alter Ego Collective on facebook! https://www.facebook.com/AlterEgoCollective/ https://soundcloud.com/alteregocollective Support the show: http://www.fsproductions.ca/ https://www.patreon.com/FrogE_Style

I talk with Calgary Hip-Hop artist Lyrique. We talk about some of the struggles he has gone through to get where he is today and about the importance of building strong music communities that lift everyone up! Unfortunately I had some technical difficulties and their is minor distortion throughout the episode, Sorry! I hope you all can forgive me. Follow Lyrique: https://www.facebook.com/Lyrique403/ https://soundcloud.com/musiclyriques Watch his video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8jHHIBjuOo&feature=youtu.be

I talk with Calgary's newest all girl rock band A-bomb. We talk about music and what the future holds for these talented ladies. We also talk about cats vs dogs and what we would do if we had a million dollars! Follow them at: https://www.facebook.com/Abombyyc/ To support the show visit http://www.fsproductions.ca/ or you can donate directly through https://www.patreon.com/FrogE_Style

I talk to Noah, the driving force behind If I Look Strong; You Look Strong. We talk about the plethora of musical projects Noah has on the go right now and we even delve into the existential a little bit

I talk with Calgary's new Pop\Punk band The Galacticas. We talk about their new EP Alberta Girls, Sci-Fi and Rock N' Roll. We also talk about building a strong music community and get a fresh perspective on what the music scene is like here in Calgary. AND we get the chance to nerd out a little bit as we discuss some of the bands influences.

I talk with Graham about the non-profit organization the Major Minor Music Project. We talk about the importance of a strong and supportive music community and how the current system of education does not seem to be working. We also talk about the importance of all ages shows and empowering the youth.