*Originally released February 27th 2015*

This episode, Steve and Doug talk a bit about k-os, and everyone's favourite topic: race relations in Canada! The duo also talk about Fred Penner, issues with the music industry, and the difficulty marketing your music over pop radio.

Music featured this week:
I Wish I Knew Natalie Portman - Yes!
​Sunday Morning - Atlantis: Hymns For Disco
​Crabbuckit - Joyful Rebellion

*Originally released February 11th 2015*

Steve and Doug are joined by Nathan Ferguson to chat about local group INCURA. The three also chat about the real benefit of going to live shows, getting friendly with local bands, and working Joe Jobs at the local theatre.

Music featured this week:
I'm Here Waiting - INCURA
I'd Give Anything - swords.souls.secrets
​Three - swords.souls.secrets
Nickels and Dimes - swords.souls.secrets

*Originally released January 1st 2015*

Doug and Steve ring in the new year with The Dears, in this next episode of their Canadian run. They also speak about Canadian music in general, awkward interviews, and pizza. Because pizza is pretty good, yeah?

Music featured this week:
Ticket To Immortality - Gang Of Losers
Disclaimer -Missiles
Never Destroy Us - No Cities Left

*Originally released November 29th 2014*

On this episode, Steve and Doug kick off their Canadian run by sitting down with local Vancouver band MITIGO to talk about their hopes, dreams, breakfast, hernias, gay marriage, and then possibly cast them in a movie about themselves. And hey, they have an announcement!

Music featured this week:
Clowned - Round 1

*Originally released November 5th 2014*

Doug and Steve examine the career of British band The xx on this episode! The two also take the time to dive into free music distribution, minimalist music about complicated relationships, and Baz Luhrmann's "The Great Gatsby" soundtrack.

Music featured this week:
Together - The Great Gatsby [soundtrack]
Angels - Coexist
Crystalised - xx
​Chained - Coexist

*Originally released October 22nd 2014*

​Doug and Steve are joined once again by guest cohost, Our Friend Travis Mendgen to discuss one of his all-time fave bands, Villagers. The guys also chat about existential crises, John Legend's wailing, and the line between having a front man and having one person spearhead the creativity of the band.

Music featured this week:
Judgement Call - {Awayland}
Occupy Your Mind - Occupy Your Mind [single]
Ship Of Promises - Becoming A Jackal
Nothing Arrived - {Awayland}

*Originally released October 15th 2014*

On this *remastered* second part of their U2 episode, Steve and Doug continue talking about the Irish rockers with guest cohosts Stuart Ferguson and Travis Mendgen.  The four chat about image changes, alienating fans, and how to structure an album (or not!).

*Originally uploaded October 15th 2014*

On this *remastered* episode, Steve and Doug are joined once again by Stuart Ferguson and also new guest cohost Travis Mendgen, in discussing the first half of U2's career. The guys also talk about what makes a great stage performance, punk versus post-punk, and when a live version surpasses a studio version.
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Six Degrees From King Crimson:
U2 -> Brian Eno -> Roxy Music -> Bryan Ferry -> King Crimson
U2 -> François Kevorkian -> King Crimson
U2 -> R.E.M. -> Bill Rieflin -> King Crimson
U2 -> Steve Lillywhite -> Peter Gabriel -> Tony Levin -> King Crimson
U2 -> Steve Lillywhite -> Talking Heads -> Adrian Belew -> King Crimson

​Music featured this week:
Even Better Than The Real Thing - Achtung Baby
Elevation - All That You Can't Leave Behind
Pride - The Unforgettable Fire
Boomerang II - Pride (In The Name Of Love) [single]

*Originally released October 1st 2014*

Doug takes Steve down into the world of indie this episode with Time Columns! Along the way, they talk about the Polaris Music Prize, remix albums, and how artists can take advantage of crowdfunding sites like IndieGoGo.

Music featured this week:
Summer - Sunriseinthesea [EP]
Luma - MANA
Tarantula Death Pose (Desert Song) [Live] - Unreleased
Tetralemma - MANA

*Originally released September 18th 2019*

Let's take a trip back to the 70's with this week's episode on Roxy Music. Steve and Doug are joined by local musician and parental figure Stuart Ferguson, who sheds some light on the music scene of the time. The guys look at the influence of Brian Eno, the transition to disco, and the fickle nature of music critics.  Also is the first episode with Doug's segment "6 Degrees From King Crimson"!

Six Degrees From King Crimson:
Roxy Music -> Bryan Ferry -> King Crimson
Roxy Music -> Brian Eno -> Robert Fripp -> King Crimson

Music featured this week:
Love Is The Drug - Sirens
The Thrill Of It All - Country Life
More Than This - Avalon
Tara - Avalon

*Originally released on September 10th 2014*

In this episode, Steve and Doug contemplate the hard rock goodness of their first request, Queens of the Stone Age. The fellas also wax on about rock on pop radio, the strength of an album's last track, and how a band's sound can evolve.

Music featured this week:
3's & 7's - Era Vulgaris
Little Sister - Lullabies To Paralyze
No One Knows - Songs For The Deaf

*Originally released August 19th 2014*

This week's episode is on the Australian Christian rock turned pop band Newsboys. Doug and Steve also discuss trying the break the Christian music mould, remix and compilation albums, and going from an underground fresh sound to processed pop beats.

Music featured this week:
Shine - Going Public
Entertaining Angels - Step Up To The Microphone
God's Not Dead - God's Not Dead

*Originally released July 28th 2014*

This episode, Steve and Doug talk about the massively successful Linkin Park, trendsetters in the nu-metal scene that was so-often imitated. This of course means chatting about the rock music scene in the late 90's, Transformers soundtracks, and how to preserve your identity while pushing the boundaries of your creativity. All while touring.

Music featured this week:
One Step Closer - Hybrid Theory
Faint - Meteora
What I've Done - Minutes To Midnight
Pts.OF.Athrty - Reanimation

*Originally released July 7th 2014*

Doug and Steve jump into the fray with New York based rockers Interpol. They also mention the post-punk movement, radio-friendly pop songs, and the enigmatic views of music critics. Can we get some love for Our Love To Admire??

Music featured this week:
PDA - Turn On The Bright Lights​
Barricade - Interpol
Evil - Antics