Mulligan Stew

Singer, guitarist, songwriter, and four time Grammy-winner Keb' Mo' talks to Terry about his new album 'Oklahoma', which was released this Friday. The pair discuss Colin Linden's role producing the record, which features collaborations with Taj Mahal and Rosanne Cash.

Keb' gives us the backstory on tracks: "Don't Throw It Away", "I Remember You", and "Put A Woman In Charge".

To mark the release of his latest album Me And The Mountain, Leeroy Stagger sits down with Terry to discuss the inspiration behind the new collection of songs. The podcast includes the tracks "Broken Generation", "Open Up Your Heart," "Fire And Fury," and "Caught in the Middle". 

Leeroy opens up about addressing a marital rough patch, and past trauma through the new record. Plus, he provides details on the companion album Strange Path due out in September 2019.

This week, Jenn Grant releases her stunning new record, Love, Inevitable, produced by the Grammy-nominated producer and engineer Tucker Martine. Jenn talks to Terry about motherhood, what its like to work with a new producer after making four consecutive records with her husband Daniel Ledwell, and gives us the stories behind songs on the records. 

The podcast includes four tracks from Love, Inevitable: "Favourite Daughter," "Keep A Light On," "Magic and Mistakes," and "Raven."

This spring, Melissa Etheridge released her 15th full-length studio album, The Medicine Show. In their first conversation in two decades, Terry and Melissa discuss how politics, the opioid crisis, and the Parkland school shooting had on the songs on her latest record. Plus, the Grammy Award-winning artist talks to Terry about her battle with cancer, where her songs come from and where they take her, and making cannabis-infused wine.

Calgary expat TARIQ talks to Terry about teaching song writing at UBC, the impact that working at CBC Radio 3 had on his creative process, and takes us through four songs on his new album Telegrams. The JUNO-nominated songwriter shares "Coquihalla", "First Draft", "Radio Song" and "Walking Dead", along with insights into the lyrics on the record.

Vancouver Island Music Festival artistic director Doug Cox talks to Terry David Mulligan about the 2019 edition of the festival featuring Colin James, Tom Cochrane and Red Rider, Asleep at the Wheel and more.

Terry talks to Colin Linden about his latest release - a collaboration with Luther Dickinson titled 'Amour', backed by The Tennessee Valentines featuring Dominic Davis (bass), Bryan Owings (drums), Fats Kaplin (violin and accordion), and Kevin McKendree (keys). Plus, Colin shares some big news for Blackie and the Rodeo Kings fans.

Terry talks to Matt Andersen about his brand new album 'Halfway Home by Morning', which was released this month. Matt takes Terry behind-the-scenes of the new record, and previews four tracks including "Something to Lose", "Quarter on the Ground", "Gasoline", and "What would your Mama Say?"

This week, Joey Landreth (The Bros. Landreth) releases his sophomore solo LP, Hindsight. On this episode of the Mulligan Stew podcast, Joey and Terry discuss preview a few tracks from the new record. Plus, the pair talk about Joey’s recent wedding, The Bros. Landreth’s recent collaboration with the Royal Winnipeg Ballet titled Ballet & the Band, and the band’s forthcoming LP.

The podcast includes “Still Driving”, “Forgiveness”, “Cryin’” and “Hindsight”, the title track from the ne

It's a hilarious backstage conversation centering on one question: 'what was the best year in Rock n' Roll?' Sloan's Jay Ferguson & Chris Murphy. Terry intercepted the band as they were touring Vancouver Island. Terry says it's 1965, Chris picked 1968, and Jay settled on 1984. Plus, Chris and Jay share their thoughts on the best year of Sloan's career.