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Another packed show. I've got a live session with Mexican band Par Asito who play the WECC tonight alongside recent guests Holy Void; an interview with Keri Latimer who will be at the WECC NEXT Friday for the release of her óFukami project; an interview and live session with Shawn Pallister; and finally an interview with Rick St. Clair who will appear at the WECC in two weeks for the release of Prairie Winds.
A live session and interview with Holy Void ahead of their October 30th show at the West End and a conversation with Chest Fever's Dude Cervantes who brings The Last Waltz tribute show to the Pyramid on October 23rd.
Next weekend's a busy one for shows and I talk to two return guests who are coming to town.
First up is Miesha Louie from Miesha and the Spanks who play alongside Mise En Scene at the West End on October 3rd.
Then Adam Sturgeon talks about Statu/Non-Status' tour with By Divine Right that brings them to Public Domain on October 2nd.
Set to release their new single "End of the Day" with a show at Blue Note Park on September 18th, Terrence from CAR287 joins me on the show to talk about the band's roots, following up their full-length and more.
Ahead of his September 18th album release at Sidestage, Sean Burns joins me to discuss his new record, Better Off In Time. Then I talk to filmmaker Sam Dunning about his mockumentary, Canoe Dig It? which has a special screening and Q&A at the Park Theatre on Wednesday September 9th.
Special exclusive broadcast of the brand new Phoebe Bridgers album Lost Weekend - out today on Dead Oceans - with a track-by-track breakdown from Bridgers herself she's calling "Lost Signal" which will air for the last two-thirds of TGIFR from 7-8pm!
Interviews with local Afrobeat artist Olisae who dropped a new single last week, Vancouver's MELTT who bring their new album Pathways to Sidestage on August 17th and LØLØ who plays the Burt Block Party on August 14th on the heels of releasing god forbid a girl spits out her feelings on Fearless earlier this year.
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