Join us on our treacherous quest through Wizards and Warriors. Lots of crystals, castles and Sabbath. Gandalf is cranking this mix.

This week we dive into an eclectic mix from the east coast of Canada. We find some new favourites, revisit some awful tracks and hear Karl try to say cauliflower. You won't believe your ears.

Remember Sandra? The recipient of our first mix? In this episode, we get a glimpse of Sandra's mix making skills and see what she was into back in 2011. It's not an Easter mix but it sure is lively.

Note: we had to take a few tracks off this mix because the CD was so scratched they wouldn't play. Take care of your old mixes.

Bundle up listeners, winter is upon us. A sad time for many, let's hope this mix brings you a little cheer. At the very least, the folk punk will keep you warm.

'We're Here for a Good Time' is a graduation mix, so you can be sure there are plenty of tunes about sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll. The real question is: do they include 'Good Riddance' by Green Day? Do they skip it? Only one way to find out. Big thanks to our friend Leah G for this mix. School's out, lets party.

We've got a real gem of a mix for this episode. 'More Music' takes us on a journey from Santana to TATU and stops everywhere in-between. Confusing at times but certainly not boring.

Yee-haw! Giddy-up, partner. We've got a bonified country mix tape for you this week. You may recognize the singers but we guarantee you have no idea who wrote these tunes. If you're looking for songs about drinking and heart break, look no further.

1999 - the year before the world was ending. At least we had the comforts of DMX and Juggalos to see us out. Join us on this pre-millennial journey as Graham and Keenan's friendship deteriorates.

Join the crew as they listen to an old mix from Keenan's past - the album art even features a hand-painted portrait of the man himself. If a picture is worth a thousand words, what could this eclectic mix say about Keenan?

Episode 11! An ode to our host Graham, courtesy of his good friend Ashtray. Look forward to memories, Halifax garage rock and, unfortunately, The B52's.