Mulligan Stew

This spring, Donovan celebrates the release of his fifth full length album Both Ways. We'll preview four tracks from the new record, including "Our Friend Bobby," "Easy Street," "Truck Full of Money," and "Burn The Bridge."

Donovan talks about representing same sex romance in the video for his latest single "Burn that Bridge," the genesis songs on the new record, and how he defines success at this stage in his career.

Singer, songwriter and philanthropist Molly Johnson sits down with Terry to discuss her latest record, Meaning To Tell Ya. Molly talks about working with Grammy-award winning producer Larry Klein. She reflects on “being born into the business”, and the people who’ve shaped her life along the way. Plus, she chats with Terry about covers – why she loves performing them, why nobody other that k.d. lang should cover “Hallelujah”, and why she now enjoys singing Leonard Cohen songs.

This week, we’re thrilled to welcome Alejandro Rose-Garcia, better known as Shakey Graves. The Austin-based musician returns this month with a brand new album called 'Can’t Wake Up.' Alejandro talks to Terry about making a record that reflected the full range of his musical influences. His label was kind enough to let us share four tracks from the new record on the podcast. We'll check out "Counting Sheep," "Dining Alone," "Aibohphobia," and "Tin Man".

This month, Royal Wood is back with a brand new record, Ever After the Farewell. The album was born from a period of loss and new love in Royal’s life. This week on the Mulligan Stew podcast, the Toronto-based singer-songwriter talks to Terry David Mulligan about losing his father, finding the love of his life, and connecting those two experience on his new record. Plus, we'll hear live performances of "The Hardest Thing of All" and "Something About You".

The legendary singer, songwriter and political activist talks to Terry about his new book Roots, Radicals and Rockers: How Skiffle Changed the World. Bragg describes Skiffle as the music that "was the nursery for the British invasion of the American/Canadian charts of the 1960s." The book traces the influence of Lonnie Donegan, known as the King of Skiffle, on music icons like The Beatles, and Van Morrison.

This month, Sloan celebrates the release of their 12th studio LP, fittingly titled '12'. The always entertaining Chris Murphy is Terry's guest on this week's podcast. Chris performs acoustic renditions of "Spinning Our Wheels" and "Rest of My Life." Plus, the pair discuss the secret to Sloan's 27 year union, the Gord Downie reference '12', and Chris' new-found appreciation for having his biggest career success in his home country.

From the archives (2008) - Canadian actor, filmmaker, musician and comedian Dan Aykroyd discusses comedy, wines, and the blues with Terry David Mulligan. The man who famously brought Patron to Canada discusses his foray into the Canadian wine industry. Plus, the pair discusses Dan’s iconic Blues Brothers film. Dan fills Terry in on how his love of the blues began, how he turn John Belushi onto the genre, and his favourite moments from the Blues Brothers film franchise.

This weekend, The Barenaked Ladies are set to be inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame as part of the JUNO Awards. Terry sits down with his friend, BNL frontman Ed Robertson to discuss the band's forthcoming reunion with co-founder Steven Page at this weekend's JUNO Awards. Robertson talks about how the award has helped the band to reconnect and "put some of the sewage water under the bridge," and reveals plans for their performance at this weekend's show.

In honour of St. Patrick's Day, TDM takes us for a wee dram of whiskey at the legendary Palace Pub in Dublin with Michael Lawlor, head of Irish Whiskey Tours.

Plus, we’ll talk to Michael Reddy of the Teeling Whiskey Company and Willie Ahern, owner of The Palace Pub. They’ll tell us about new wave of Irish Whiskey aficionados in Dublin. Plus, we’ll hear about how they celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Dublin. (spoiler alert: it doesn’t involve green beer)

What happens when you get two broadcast legends together? A conversation filled with behind-the-scenes stories from their decades-long careers in music. Nardwuar the Human Serviette and TDM, both Much Music VJ alumni, grill each other about their career highs and lows. 

Hear how Nardwuar met Snoop Dogg, scored a Nirvana interview, and snagged Drake's cell number. Then, Nardwuar asks TDM about getting spit on during a TV segment, blown-off from Ian Tyson, and an expensive mistake involving The Doors.