On today’s show, we Spill the Tea with Steven Taetz, a queer singer songwriter determined 
to reclaim derogatory words from the past. We check in with Adina V, who tells us why she has no problem moving between multiple genres. A bonus interview with grammy nominee AHI, who backpacked through 3 countries and created an impactful song to live by. AND wrapping up today’s show is John Dawson, who, while reflecting on his own life, created his latest song.

On today’s show we Spill the Tea with JSal, who gained her inspiration to write music as a 
coping mechanism as she battled breast cancer at the age of 25. We check in with David Jule of the Void Comp project, who got his inspiration for his music from a futuristic blockbuster movie. AND wrapping up today’s show is Nathalie King. Her music is being featured on the big screen and she reveals how she got her break.

On today’s show we Spill the Tea with Jai Vinyl who has a very strong opinion about open 
mic sessions. We check in with Big Lou who reveals his process for picking a great song to record. AND wrapping up today’s show is Emma Hewson who talks about her process for writing a song a month.

On today’s show we Spill the Tea with Dayna Manning, who reveals the difference between the recording deal she signed in 1997 and today’s world. We check in with Sharon Marie White, who explains what colour a “heartache” is. AND wrapping up today’s show is Dana Debolt, who tells us about her famous singing auntie and how she influenced her music.

On today’s show we Spill the Tea with Logun, a Trinidadian-born artist who brought SOCA, reggae and rock to Canada. We check in with Allyson Whitmell who reveals how to balance life between graduate school, grant writing, song-writing and performing. AND wrapping up today’s show is Bigg Zee, a First Nations artist who has pulled his life back from addiction and now channels his stories through music.

On today’s show we Spill the Tea with Rik Emmett, lead singer and guitarist for the legendary band Triumph, who has a new solo project for us to discuss. We check in with Heather Christine, singer/songwriter/producer of the exceptional musical series “Isn’t She Lovely” and “West End Vocal Jam”. AND wrapping up today’s show is Zoe Thiessen, who tells us about the most unusual song request she ever had while playing in a French Jazz Trio.

On today’s show we Spill the Tea with Big Lou, an artist who’s making big waves in the
sports theme music profession. We check in with Gracie Jet, a singer/songwriter who battled back from a life-altering brain injury to regain her life and love of performing her music. AND wrapping up today’s show is Thunderclap, a method actor turned musician who has now
released a music video that has been in the works since 2007.

On today’s show we Spill the Tea with Satellite Birdhouse, a dynamic duo who are not only partners in music collaboration, but also in life. We check in with Darren Armoogam, with the band Black Creek Reign, a group that fuses the sounds of reggae and soca with rock and blues. AND wrapping up today’s show is Jessika Pelland, the front person for the band The Show Continues, a youth rock band focused on sharing their music as a tribute to the passing of one of their band members.

On today’s show we Spill the Tea with Kari Lyn, a PEI native who found musical influences 
while backpacking around the world. We check in with Big Lou, a transplant from St Marteen who tells us how he managed to have his song used as the anthem for one of the worlds largest regattas. AND wrapping up today’s show is Lila Wright who describes what it’s like to grow up in a family with generations of professional musicians.

On today’s show we Spill the Tea with Monica Gregory, a Music In Motion finalist who’s 
voice has been compared to Adele. We check in with Dusty Marcus. An artist, following his musical and life passion while hitting mid-life. AND wrapping up today’s show is Holly Clausius. A hard-working queer artist, who has garnered the attention of Canadian icon Serena Ryder.