On today’s show we Spill the Tea with Lovarra. She's dedicating a song and a video to Rick Hansen, a Canadian hero celebrating the 40th anniversary of his 40,000 km, 34-country wheelchair journey to raise awareness for spinal cord injury. We check in with Braydon Hall, a winner of Canada’s Teen Jam who is writing about young love. AND wrapping up today’s show is Sharon Marie White who has a memorable story about opening for the iconic Canadian band, Street Heart.

On today’s show we Spill the Tea with John Dawson. A musician with dual passions, he 
weaves together in his music. We check in with Shalisa Liesch who reveals what it takes to win music awards, and an instrument she can play with her feet. AND wrapping up today’s show is Gary McGinness, a Scottish-born musician who moved to a different continent after breaking up with the love of his life.

On today’s show we Spill the Tea with Richard Cooper of The Cooper Brothers, who resurrected a fifteen-year-old song that hits a bullseye on today’s political climate. We check in with Poppy Miers who reveals why she named her band “Drop Dead Poppies”. AND wrapping up today’s show is Alick Mac, A white rapper who’s gaining mad props from the main players within his genre.

On today’s show we Spill the Tea with Big Lou. An artist who’s fusing hip-hop and country 
to create a fun bouncy dance tune with a catchy sing-along hook. We check in with Cara McLeod. A classically trained opera singer who has made her home in the jazz and country genres.  AND wrapping up today’s show is Harley Card. His latest album has been 4 years in the works and was definitely worth the wait.

On today’s show we Spill the Tea with Emma Della Rossa, who reveals how introverted 
performers deal with performance anxiety. We check in with Vili V, a Music in Motion national competition finalist. AND wrapping up today’s show is Malorie Blake, who is the ‘Janis Joplin” sounding powerhouse vocals for the band Propter Hawk.

On today’s show we Spill the Tea with Heliara (Heelee-aira). A finalist in the 2024 Music in 
Motion national competition. We check in with Evan Rotella. A home-grown singer/songwriter who resurrected a set of songs from his teen years that have gained critical acclaim. AND wrapping up today’s show is Victoria Carr. Who has refused to allow her hearing impairment from her being a Dora award winner and a member of the juno-nominated band: The Wilderness of Manitoba.

On today’s show we Spill the Tea with Siobhan Bodrug. A 20-year-old who booked her own tour of Ontario and Quebec because playing at the legendary Rockwood Music Hall in New York City and the El Mocambo in Toronto just wasn’t enough of an accomplishment for her. We check in with Amanda Braam. A music therapy student at Wilfrid Laurier University and producer of the Lullaby Project, working with at-risk mothers to write and record personal lullabies for their babies. AND wrapping up today’s show is Adina V. A Marty award-winning artist who’s amassing hundreds of thousands of streams on Spotify from fans around the globe.

On today's show we Spill the Tea with Sarah MacDougall. A Swedish-born, Canada based multiple award-winning singer/songwriter , who has shared the stage with Tallest Man on Earth, Buffy St. Marie, and Bruce Coburn. We check in with Desiree Dorion. A JUNO nominated singer/songwriter who has graced Canadian Country Music charts and received a Manitoba Country Music award, Indigenous Music Award, and a Western Canada Music Award. AND wrapping up today's show is Sarah Shafey. A Canadian Egyptian artist who merges feminist ethos and personal revelation with 1990s grunge.

On today's show we Spill the Tea with Elena Erin. An artist from a remote town in Northern BC, who made her way to Berkley College of Music in Boston and then on to London, England via New York City. We check in with Chloe Watkinson. A Canadian Idol contestant, who's dad was a rocker with Kim Mitchell in the band Max Webster. AND wrapping up today's show is Rachel Dara. An international award-winning artist, who teamed up with legendary record producer Mark Howard of King Biscuit Boy fame, to produce her debut album "The Next Big Invention".

On today's show we Spill the Tea with Amanda Keeles who left a high-paying career in finance to follow her musical dream. We check in with Vitalia, who started her musical career at the age of 6 and has made music her life-long focus. AND wrapping up today's show is Justine Tyrell who tells us what it takes to be centre-stage singing our national anthem for CFL and NHL sporting events.