Destroyer is the indie rock project of Vancouver singer-songwriter Dan Bejar, who is also known as a member of The New Pornographers. Host Francois Marchand chats with Bejar about his career and Destroyer's new album Poison Season.

After touring in support of the 30th anniversary of his landmark album Reckless and releasing an album of influential covers entitled Tracks Of MY Years, Bryan Adams returns with his 13th studio album 'Get Up!'.

Famed Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield did more than just sing David Bowie's Space Oddity during his stay on the International Space Station: He recorded an entire album's worth of original songs about life in orbit around the big blue ball.

Ringo Starr is one of the most famous drummers in music history. His role in shaping the sound of The Beatles is undeniable, and it yielded a 50-plus year career that continues to this day.

Host Francois Marchand chats with Indo-Canadian filmmaker Deepa Mehta about her new film Beeba Boys appearing at the Vancouver International Film Festival.

Host Francois Marchand chats with Fraser ahead of AC/DC’s concert at BC Place on Sept. 22, talking about his favourite moments working with the group, discovering the band as a teenager, and recording classic tunes like Thunderstruck.

Longtime Yes lead guitarist Steve Howe talks about the death of bassist and founding member Chris Squire, recording Yes’ classic progressive rock albums in the 1970s, performing solo with his sons, and the important lifestyle choices he’s made for himself.

In the launch episode of the Unedited podcast, host Francois Marchand chats with pop and swing legend Paul Anka about how much the music business has changed since the 1960s, his relationship with The Beatles, Las Vegas, Michael Bublé, Michael Jackson, Frank Sinatra, and venturing into the future with his hologram company ARHT Media.