I met Kevvy years back when he was touring through with Die Mannequin. Since then I have wanted to talk to him and I finally got the chance to nail him down for a great discussion. We talk about his musical background and how he has morphed into a comedy producer, podcaster and how he has continued to work in the industry.

In this episode I get the chance to talk to Dave from Toronto's Dragged In. A melodic hardcore band based out of Toronto. As in every episode when I get a chance to talk to someone one on one we delve into how they got into music.

I have known Peter for years now. Its been amazing to see how he grew the Regina music scene to and how he has continued to grow and move upwards within this scene. T

It was so awesome getting to FINALLY talk to my old friend Mike Froh. I have known Mike for years now and it was great being able to talk to him about his musical journey and life.

I have been a HUGE Diesel Boy fan for so long. My first 7" record was their 7" Strap On album. So it was incredible getting to talk to Dave and talk about his music journey and how the band came and kind of went.

This conversation was an absolute joy. We talked about so many things but as always we start at the start and talk about how Mike got into music and his musical journey.

I had the chance to sit down with editor in chief of New Noise Lisa Root. I have known her for awhile now and it was great sitting down and talking about how they go about putting together issues, how they get writing ideas and which bands they cover.

It was so awesome to sit down and talk to Danny Miles from July Talk and Tongue Helmet. I've seen them at the Le Garage and have seen them grow drastically. We get into his love of bird photography as well as some music talk as well.

Ohhhh Billy! I love discovering new music so much. I had never heard of Panic Problem and when their publicist sent over the new album I was immediately in love. Its so poppy and punky took me back to the late 90's (in a good way) Panic Problem is such a fun band but they have a serious undertone to a lot of the songs. They help bring light to mental health. While not wanting to be " THAT MENTAL HEALTH BAND" they mix up serious with the somewhat goofy.