Comedian, writer, author and actor Gerry Dee reflects on the eight-season run of his hit CBC series, Mr. D. Gerry talks to Terry about crafting jokes, developing ideas for his sitcom, his approach to stand-up, and the shows he grew up watching.

Colin James talks to Terry about his recent JUNO Award win for Blues Album of the Year for his latest record, 'Miles To Go'. It's the first time Colin has been recognized with the award in 20 years. Plus, the pair discuss Colin's collaborations with Blackie and the Rodeo Kings, the early days of his career, and his top 3 favourite blues musicians of all time. 

Songs included: 

40 Light Years

National Steel

Freedom

Just Came Back

Terry welcomes Canadian musical icon, humanitarian, and hit-maker Tom Cochrane to the podcast. Tom is currently on a Western Canadian tour in support of latest release, Revisited. The chat was recorded in person at The Port Theatre in Nanaimo. It begins with a look at Tom’s biggest hits to date: ‘Life is a Highway’. Tom discusses the genesis of the song, and the influence Terry had on the track. The show also features new recordings of "Life is a Highway," and "Big League" from Tom's new album Revi

Terry talks wine with two titans of vino: Gina Gallo & Jean-Charles Boisset, recorded at the 41st annual Vancouver International Wine Festival. Gina is a member of the Gallo family, pioneers of wine-making in California. Jean-Charles is a French vintner and owner of Boisset Collection, which operates two dozen wineries in California, France and Canada.

Vancouver-based guitarist, singer-songwriter and barber Rich Hope gives Terry the lowdown on his brand new album, 'I'm All Yours'. Did we mention it all happened while Rich gave Terry a haircut? The pair bond over a shared appreciation for Doug Sahm. Rich introduces us to four tracks from the new record, which he describes as "a reverent stew of rock, blues, soul and R&B": "It Comes Alive", "Heartbreaker", "Some Kind of Love", and "Blow Away".

Tom Wilson returns with his fourth LeE HARVeY OsMOND release, 'Mohawk', out this week. Tom shares stories behind five tracks from the album - "Forty Light Years," "Mohawk," "Colours," "BAM," and "Kingdom Come." Plus, Terry gets the scoop on the forthcoming play based on Tom's autobiography 'Beautiful Scars', and how he hopes to inspire others by telling the story about discovering his heritage.

This week, Terry takes a deep dive into the electric new album by Tedeschi Trucks Band. Derek Trucks tells Terry about everything that went into creating 'Signs', the fifth studio album from the twelve-piece blues group. 

The podcast includes three tracks from the new record: "Hard Case," "Shame," and "They Don't Shine."

Fresh off his recent JUNO nomination, singer-songwriter Dan Mangan joins Terry for a chat about his new career direction. The pair discuss audience reaction to his new album 'More or Less', his recent turn scoring films, and how time has changed his relationship with his early hit songs. The podcast features two tracks from Dan's new record 'More or Less'.

Terry catches up with sportscasters Jay Onrait and Dan O'Toole ahead of Super Bowl Sunday. They’re back on TSN after several years in Los Angeles working for Fox Sports 1. The guys talk swill, food, football and music to play during the game.

Founder, lead singer and songwriter of D.O.A, Joe Keithley, aka Joey Shithead is Terry’s guest this week. Keithley was recently elected city councilor in Burnaby, BC as a member of the Burnaby Green Party. The 62 year-old punk rocker talks to us about his recent political victory, the issues that matter to him, his band’s legacy and label Sudden Death Records.