Come as you are, and enjoy some magical musical goodness.

On American Thanksgiving, many radio stations play Arlo Guthrie's "Alice's Restaurant," and that's what's we're doing today, along with some "lonesome" songs, some traditional songs, and more...

Dave is in studio with Kirby and Dave Barber: 2 local musicians who are spearheading the new Peach City Sessions at the Dream Cafe.

This one goes out to all of you muther truckers…

Our most diverse episode yet. How to get from punk to ambient in less than 21 steps.

Bands that defined 80's Speed Metal! - Dark Angel, Impaler, Cancer Bats, Testament, Metallica, Razor, Exciter, Hallows Eve, Accept, Annihilator, Man O War, Whiplash

A jammin' and chillin' and groovin' Show and Tell mix, featuring the longest song on the program... so far!

We feature the great Prog psychedelic jam band from London (Eng), Hawkwind (The Early Years), and local music from Francis Baptiste, with music from Alter Bridge, O.R.k., Victor (A.Lifeson), Opus Arise, Dead Quiet, Envy Of None (A.Lifeson), Nazareth and Temple Of The Dog...

Remembrance Day remembered; wassailing at Creek & Gully; locals in BC Beer Awards; locals at Elton John; looking ahead to Inn Glow-Up and Holiday markets in Naramata.

"Snow" songs, including 2 versions of Bill Monroe's "Footprints in the Snow," followed by other songs written by Monroe, known as the Father of Bluegrass. Plus country twang, Canadian artists & more.

Seriously, what would they do with twenty gallons of milk?

Ian stumps Dave in obscure musician trivia. Then they guys discuss moist reverb, briefly.

This week’s show is a mellow soul music show, inspired by a recent trip to my dentist and includes music by Bill Withers, Stevie Wonder, Eddie Kendrick, the Brooks, Busty and the Bass and the Staple Singers.

To honor the life / recent passing of Dan McCafferty, original lead singer for Scottish hard rockers Nazareth, this week's edition of The Underground Review will focus on the first six albums from Dan and the boys. We're crankin' tracks from their eponymously titled debut LP - Nazareth, as well as picks from Loud n Proud, Razamanaz, Hair of the Dog, Close Enough for Rock n' Roll and Expect No Mercy ~ along with a few rockin' Cdn. covers!

"So once you do know what the question actually is, you'll know what the answer means.” -Deep Thought

Nous mettons en vedette de la musique de Souvenir (Guerre et Paix), Part-Deux, et de la musique locale de Marc Carney, avec de la musique de Neil Young, Pink Floyd, Public Service Broadcasting, The Tangent, Eric Burden And The Animals, Lemon Bucket Orkestra, Adams Rib , Buffy Sainte-Marie, Dream Theater, Allister Thompson, Anna Phoebe, Mostly Autumn, The Lonesome Ace Stringband, Pallas et The Who...

In our Remembrance Day show this year, we have music to honour the fallen and the other other casualties of war, but also songs about ending war and living in peace.

Tonight's show went by SO quickly, I couldn’t believe it. Consider me flabbergasted.

Nils goes over the most recent board meeting, the upcoming AGM, and some technical stuff!

Ian discusses toe fungus and severed reindeer heads. What fun!

Try to enjoy the snow and the time change.

This week’s show is a collection of singer songwriters, inspired by the very English form of accommodation called a Bedsit. Artists include Leonard Cohen, Nick Drake, Andy Shauf, Elliott Smith, Jeff Tweedy, Billy Bragg and The Weather Station.

We're groovin' to the best tracks from eight Fred Eaglesmith albums, spanning some 30+ years of the man and his band's work.

Mostly 2000's indie rock... mostly

Proper Planning something something Performance! :D

This episode features a double feature episode, 50 year anniversary music + a Long Song special, with local music from Loon Town (Danielle Savage) and Steva & The Divas. with music from Caravan, The Guess Who, Renaissance, Ange, Nektar, Sandrose, L'infonie and Uriah Heep...

A focus on songs of protest and freedom, including 2 versions and background on one of the most powerful, "If I Had a Hammer." Also, other hammer songs, a few November songs, some bluegrass and more.

No Dave tonight. Ian talks about vehicular safety and not decorating for Christmas…at least not yet.

Having some fun with an impromptu Hallowe'en theme. Everything is dead.

This week’s show is inspired by a recent album purchase which was produced by King Crimson’s Robert Fripp and includes music by the Roches, Daryl Hall, Peter Gabriel, Gowan, Rush as well as an episode of Noise From the Cranium with music guru Doug.

Bathe your brain in Fuzz Metal. I'll be cranking the ultra-bastardized blues from the likes of: Hermano, Freedom Hawk, Swarm of Spheres, Vista Chino, Napalmpom, Sonus, Famialiars, This is Nowhere, Dead Vibrations, Orbital Express and Torche

A great mix of tunes and several dopamine hits for your listening pleasure!

Nous mettons en vedette, dans une célébration de la musique Prog érable, le grand groupe de rock progressif de Montréal, Mystery, et de la nouvelle musique locale de JP Lancaster-Jared Jackel's Bad Vibrations, et Pharm (de leur toute nouvelle sortie Vortex), avec la musique de Polarity, Ken Baird, Cydemind, Monarch Trail, The Wring et The Tea Party...

Ghosts & skeletons, vampires and haunted places -- it's our 2022 Halloween show! Included with the many songs about ghoulish things are two versions of the spooky country classic "Long Black Veil." Engjoy!

Take it easy?

Not much to say other than eat your pumpkins!