As I still get settled in Camrose, I still wanted to have SOMETHING for an episode this week. I'm joined with my buddy Tim Gavin to discuss some awesome albums released back this week in 1982.

In lieu of a busy week, Tim and I take a look at the Billboard Album Charts from 1994

After an unplanned 2-week hiatus, and actually having the first version of this podcast done, life happened. In this episode we talk about coordinating a move in a pandemic, how the first couple weeks of school have gone, and do another Music Meeting.

We're more cognizant these days as to what people around us are doing it seems. Also the separatist movement continues in Alberta, and school is back in session. We'll also have another edition of The Music Meeting.

Conservative leadership announcement yesterday was kind of a mess, and winter's going to be a mess... so whaddup 2020? 

Also, Still The Number One going back to 2009!

No work and no events means I'm being lazy this summer... so here's the first episode in a few weeks. We talk about masks again, CERB coming to an end, and debut a new segment called "The Music Meeting" with Tim Gavin

It's been so nice outside, and I have a million other excuses. Taking a break from the podcast this week, but we can't let audio go to waste! On "Still The Number One", Tim Gavin and I take a look at the first year the Civic Holiday was celebrated in Alberta: 1974.

It's sunny. It's hot. It's glorious. Here's some thoughts from my cool down in my basement on the gym during COVID, the potential for a vaccine to be out by the end of the year, and cases in sports teams already.

A couple of serious conversations everyone has been having lately, and there's also good news when it comes to a COVID vaccine. We also head to 1969 for Still The Number One.

This may seem like an episode full of best-ofs, but in reality, this is fresh content. Just similar arguments that I've had to make in the past because people still aren't getting it.