The MAP Podcast

Chris and Judah, founders of Instrumentors, join the MAP Podcast to talk about their work and how they use music education to help support underserved communities. 

https://www.instrumentors.net/

While the conversation starts with an attempt to focus on new music they are listening to, Wes and John end up focusing more on what rules, if any, apply when creating or recording music.

In this episode the conversation continues between Gavin, John and Wes. We discuss live music venues, editing audio for TV and Film and hear Gavin's thoughts on the impact of today's music technology and the positive and negative effects it has on music creation and recording. 

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John and Wes sit down with their good friend Gavin Whelehan who also happens to be a composer, sound designer and audio engineer. In this episode we learn about how Gavin got started and how his approach to recording is ultimately to Capture the Moment, all while having some good laughs in between!

In this episode, John and Wes dive in to a discussion about music they don't really feel they need to listen to anymore. Whether it has been overplayed or hasn't aged well, some music has its time and place (...the past).

In this episode, John and Wes do a quick recap of the last couple of years and then jump right into some HUGE news: Wes finally subscribed to a music streaming platform!

Wes and John continue their conversation with Ian about their experiences and how important it is to find one's pulse in life.

In part one of this episode, Wes and John are joined by a Child and Youth Care Practitioner and Co-worker. The group talks about personal struggles as youth and how important it is to find your pulse in a world that can be very close minded. *The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the individuals and do not reflect that of any agency or organization*. 

Wes and John travel to the Peer Connect space at George Brown College to chat with some Social Work students who are about to graduate. They share personal stories, optimistic ideas, and discuss how young people can bring hope and change to the field of social work. *The views and opinions expressed in this episode are solely those of the individuals and do not reflect that of any agency or organization*