We delight in Ian's brown moment explanation... thankfully there are some great tunes to fill in the gaps. Does anyone ever read this anyhow?

Summer arrives early with this mix of beach-worthy synthwave and summery anecdotes.

This week’s show features a bunch of newish psychedelic music including music from Wooden Shjips, Tame Impala, Django Django, Fever Feel, Allah-Las, Gone Cosmic, Radiation Flowers and Wall of Death.

We listened to remaining 16 albums of May Morning Brackets for 2021. Vote early, vote often, vote here before Wednesday May 12 at midnight!

Nous mettons en vedette Jadis, et de la nouvelle musique locale de Under The Rocks, et de la musique de Kansas, Led Zeppelin, Darren Michael Boyd, Maneige, Radiohead, Grimskunk, Wheel, Songs Of Petrichor, The Wring, Addison Project, et Shardborne...

Claire talks about the weekly schedule of new, locally produced shows.

Craig welcomes Alexandra Paproski to co-host during this special episode of stories, reflections and celebration of 100 episodes.

Celebrating Mother's Day with songs about mothers by different artists, including 2 versions of Merle Haggard's "Mama Tried." Lots of bluegrass, country and folk to enjoy.

Ian is excited about Art d'Ecco, Dave is excited about Dinosaur Jr. We meet in the middle, with a bunch of other great tunes.

The Dirt - Episode 203 - Anti Ant

Executive Officer Nick Solaczec joins Changemakers to talk about the Samurai Brotherhood, a community for conscious men that started out by its founder Phil Teeertha Mistlberger 24 years ago with an aim to support and guide men in the modern era. The Samurai Brotherhood has over 400 members across North America, and some even in Australia. Groups of men meet up in a safe space to share in their grief, struggles and challenges, without the use of alcohol, drugs, or video games, to help each other become the best version of people they can be.

Chris's sixth retrowave movie episode is all about the Penticton-famous movie MY AMERICAN COUSIN, made in the mid 80s, but set in the late 50s. Yeah, we're going super retro and super local on this one!

This week’s show features a mix of old and new psychedelic music from The Mystery Lights, The Creation, Dopey’s Robe, Walrus and The Collectors as well as a new episode of Noise From the Cranium with Doug.

We listened to the first 16 albums of May Morning Brackets for 2021. Vote early, vote often, vote here before Wednesday May 5 at midnight!

More April birthdays, featuring songs of Willie Nelson (88 this year), including two versions and background info on his song "Crazy"; Canadian folk artists, country twang and more.

Craig Henderson with Jayme Friedt