Meet Uni Chains—warrior for the forest, voice for the voiceless, and the kind of soul you don’t meet twice.

She’s survived the kind of storms most people don’t talk about out loud, and somehow came out not just standing—but standing for something. Landback isn’t just a hashtag for her. It’s a heartbeat. A movement she lives, breathes, and fights for.

Uni’s a spiritual force with dirt under her nails, fire in her chest, and a freezer full of handmade fruit popsicles that somehow taste like hope.

In this episode, she talks about what it means to survive, to rebuild, to honor the earth, and to carve out a path that’s rooted, intentional, and defiantly hers.

No polish. No PR spin. Just the real story of a woman walking the hard road—with grace, grit, and grounded truth.

We’re kicking things off loud and unfiltered with Toxic Mike—a B.C. legend in the underground music scene, best known for his work with TSS and Ghettovators. He’s ska-punk with a jazz twist, a performer with flair, and a storyteller with soul.

But don’t get it twisted—this isn’t just about music. In this episode, Mike dives into how music became his escape hatch from the chaos around him growing up. While the world spun wild, he stayed grounded—thanks to rhythm, riffs, and his own inner compass. His story isn’t about falling apart; it’s about holding it together through art, humor, and raw self-awareness.

We talk early influences, the power of staying weird, and how he built a creative life on his own terms. Oh, and yes—you’ll hear about the tap dancing, the stand-up bass, and the kazoo. Because Toxic Mike isn’t just a musician. He’s a walking, stomping, multi-tasking force of nature.

If you're into offbeat brilliance, punk energy, and the kind of insight that doesn’t take itself too seriously—but hits deep anyway—this one’s for you.