Creative Imbalance

Today we are joined with Adam Biggs of Rivers Of Nihil as they are on the cusp of releasing their brand new self-titled album that is sonically one of the coolest things we've heard in metal all year. Around Adam breaking down how they evolved into this sound and direction we take a deep dive into other subjects such as Fantasy Vs Reality in lyrics, making music videos, modern media consumption, living in America, the state of our digital society, and he also leaves us with some advice for aspiring musicians. The new Rivers Of Nihil self-titled album is coming to your ears on May 30th via Metal Blade Records!

Today we are joined with singer/songwriter and viral video sensation Chrissy Spratt. From combining her musical talents with social media savviness, Chrissy has grown a massive community of over 4 Million people on TikTok, 1 Million on Instagram, and multi-million views on YouTube for her famous cover songs. She breaks down how that success came to be, gives us an inside look into her new single "In Too Deep", and lets us know what she has in store for the future. This is also a great listen to any aspiring content creators themselves as Chrissy shares so much game and personal experience of how to rise to the top of the online spaces.

Today we get a look into the brand new dramatic WWII film "Fog Of War" with director Mike Day. Fog Of War staring the legendary John Cusack, Mira Sorvino (Romy & Michelle Highschool Reunion), Jake Abel (Supernatural), and Brianna Hildebrand (Deadpool 1, 2, & Wolverine) is an intense guess who kind of mystery that takes place on a secluded property during the second world war. Around getting the behind the scenes scoop on the making of the film we dive into Mike's untraditional path into the directing chair, and he leaves us with some amazing advice for any aspiring filmmakers trying to take their first step into the industry. You can check out Fog Of War right now via Prime Video or Apple TV.

Today we are joined with the father of e-sports Walter Day! You may have been introduced to Walter many years ago through the popular Netflix documentary The King Of Kong and he is back as the main focus in a heartwarming new film titled Arcades & Love Songs. There is a brief moment in The King Of Kong showing Walter playing his guitar and saying he was going to quit the gaming industry and become a musician. That stuck with the documentary team and many years later they decided to take a deeper look into what he meant by that and ended up unexpectedly capturing the most beautiful journey. Walter began hearing original songs in his head after getting his heart broken in 1985, and since then he has wrote hundreds of songs about this woman that never saw the light of day. In this film not only does he reunite with her to tell her that, but at the age of 70 embarks on a career in music, records an album, and through the inspiration of his new appreciation for Taylor Swift ends up playing his very first gig. I can't say enough about how wonderful this documentary is. It will leave you inspired, and may even bring a lil tear to your eye. Was amazing to have this chat as well with Walter and get some extra layers and context on his beautiful journey. Arcades & Love Songs: The Ballad of Walter Day is currently playing in select theatres, but be sure to check out their website https://www.arcadesandlovesongs.com/ and follow them on their socials for updates and details on future releases.

Today we are joined all the way from the UK with Sammy and Justine of the mega rising metalcore act Employed To Serve. Beyond us being into their music for the past couple years what we loved the most about this interview is learning their adorable origin story of being high school sweethearts. They tell the tale of how they met and eventually how the band came to be. We also learn about Justine's journey of finding her metal voice, and the evolution of their sound leading into their brand new album "Fallen Star" that features some heavy hitters like Jesse Leach of Killswitch Engage, and Will Ramos of Lorna Shore. Fallen Star is now streaming and available everywhere this week. Around listening to this chat this is a must listen to album of 2025 and is an absolute heavy metal masterpiece.

Not only is our guest today one of the most loveable characters in the MCU (DEADPOOL's Dopinder) but Karan Soni was recently the lead in a brand new romantic comedy titled "A Nice Indian Boy". We are joined with Karan and the director Roshan Sethi to get a behind the scenes look at that film, while also getting some in depth insight on comedic acting, improv, directing, and Karan shares some cool tricks he learned from Ryan Reynolds from the sets of the Deadpool series.

Today we celebrate the legacy of Caliban with founding member Marc Görtz and newest member Kenneth Iain Duncan. This chat has a wide perspective from Marc creating this band over 25 years ago in high school to Iain who was a long time listener being able to join the band with some incredibly fresh elements. Also speaking of those new elements Caliban is on the verge of releasing their new album titled Back From Hell on April 25th! Marc lets us know he wasn't too happy with their previous release and how this one is kind their redemption album that signifies a hard reset of the band and direction for the future. We are one of the few who had the pleasure to listen to it early and are absolutely obsessed! In our opinion it doesn't have a bad track and around sharing this interview we genuinely look forward in hearing what long time Caliban fans think after they drop this atomic bomb of absolute BANGERS!

Today we are joined with filmmaker/pro wrestler Kate Kroll to take a further dive into her incredible documentary "Lunatic" that tells the many layers and legacy of the legendary wrestler Luna Vachon. Personally as a Luna fan I have seen many showcases on her story and this is hands down the best one. Beyond talking about the tragedy around Luna's journey, it shines a light on how much of a pioneer she was for all women in professional wrestling. Kate's crew also discovered some fascinating VHS tapes from a promotion called Wild Women Of Wrestling that have not been seen by the public since the 1980's. Beyond finding even more layers of untold truths this documentary also touches on mental health awareness, gave us an understanding and empathy to those who suffer from bipolar disorder, while also acknowledging how traumas of the past can shape your actions in the future. Whether you are a wrestling fan or not, in the bigger picture this is a story that is for everybody and I am very proud to share this film with some extra context from the director with you today. To be in the loop on the release of Lunatic check out Raven Banner Entertainment and follow them on your fav social media platforms - https://ravenbannerentertainment.com/

This year during our adventures at Toronto Comicon we had the pleasure to have quality sit down with George Buza to talk about his returning role as BEAST in the X-Men 97 series. The most fascinating thing about George's iconic X-Men journey is just how much layered correlations he has had in his real life that relates to Beast character. It's kind of spooky in a way. Also around absolutely geeking out this turned into such a soulful introspective chat and a must listen to for any fans on the series. When George was asked by people "Why is this show so much darker than it was in the 90's" he explains that it's because the world is so much harder to live in. X-Men has always been a reflection of both social and political climates, and he gives us a little teaser of how the upcoming Seasons 2 & 3 may get even crazier as the writers pull from our reality, but the spirit of the show isn't all doom and gloom. The true spirit of the show is the perspective for those who have the hope for those who believe in a hope for peace and equality.

Today we are joined with award winning author Elizabeth Hand to talk about her feature in the brand new docuseries titled "First Word On Horror". This series features 5 of the top modern writers of the horror genre today. What's cool about this project is as they are being interviewed about their life, it dips into a fully animated version of one of their selected horror short stories and gives you a unique experience of reality mixed with fiction. Around the horror life Elizabeth is a household name in other genres as well and has taken on many projects for fun such as the Star Wars: Boba Fett series, the X-Files novels, DC Comic books, 12 Monkeys and other novelizations of popular films. We talk about the appreciation she has gained throughout many generations and she leaves us with some advice that she tells her writing students that are some golden perspectives that any creative can carry with them towards their passions.

Today we are joined with singer/songwriter and TNA Wrestling original Goldy lockS! She joins us today to tell us about one of her new singles with country singer and former WWE Women's Champion Mickie James titled "I Didn't Know". Also like the title of that track we DIDN'T KNOW that this would end up being one of the realest chats we ever had on this show as Goldy tells us this riveting tale of what happened to her after TNA Wrestling. She explains how she simultaneously got fired from the company, lost her record deal, and was being hunted down by the IRS for an astronomical amount of money all in the same week. From Hollywood glitz and glamour, to absolute rock bottom and living in complete poverty. Goldy explains in great detail of what happened and how she bounced back. Also explains how all of this may have just been a big ego check for her from the universe. The perspective she has gained is pretty powerful, and also for those who are into the wrestling "shoot" interviews she has a lot to say about Abyss, Dutch Mantell, Jeff Jarret, Jimmy Hart and more. Nothing is held back! I also would like to dedicate this interview to anyone who is down on their luck. Hope you all can find some motivation in this chat to never give up.

You may have heard the song "Goodbye Horses" on your local radio station, in countless Hollywood films like Silence Of The Lambs, or even while doing missions in the Grand Theft Auto 4 videogame. Q Lazzarus who is the artist behind this hypnotic track had a strange disappearance during the height of her fame in the mid 90's. This was shortly after having a scene in the Oscar winning Tom Hanks film "Philadelphia". With not being able to be found some rumors even escalated to her being dead. 25 years later, documentary filmmaker Eva Aridjis Fuentes found her in the most serendipitous way. Q broke her silence, opened up to Eva and explained absolutely everything that happened. This documentary was such a riveting tale that mad us feel sadness, joy, and all that's in between. It seems like Eva and Q's fate of crossing paths was meant to be, and we got the chance to talk to Eva and get a few extra layers of this incredible story.

Today we are joined by one of the biggest pioneers of pirate radio Sue Carpenter. This chat is around the brand new documentary titled 40 Watts From Nowhere that tells the crazy tale of how her and a band of misfit creatives in the 90's illegally tapped into the Los Angeles airwaves and started a station of their own known as KBLT. It was secretly broadcasted from her own apartment and she spent years of hiding from the FCC as they continued to grow in massive popularity to the point they were getting high profile bands such as the Red Hot Chilli Peppers secretly lead to her home because they wanted to be part of the movement. We talk to her about everything from the moment she first flipped the switch and connected to the airwaves, all the way to her thoughts on the current state of independent media. This story is punk rock to the f**kin core and I dedicate this interview to my fellow indy podcasters / content creators out there doing there thing.

Today we are joined with director Lowell Dean around his brand new film titled Dark Match. This horror/pro wrestling flick starring Chris Jericho, Ayisha Issa, and Steven Ogg (Trevor from GTA 5) is coming to select theatres and the Shudder streaming service on January 31st. We get a behind the scenes look into the crazy practical effects, working with Jericho, how the idea came to be, and Lowell's history as a wrestling fan. He is also the director of WolfCop! ... We f**kin love WolfCop! and get an inside scoop if he will ever be making a third one?

Did you know that "Night of the Living Dead" creator and the king of zombie horror genre George A Romero wrote an entire script that was intended to be the very first Resident Evil film? We are joined by director Brandon Salisbury who masterfully broke down the whole story and first draft of the script in his new documentary titled "GEORGE A ROMERO's RESIDENT EVIL". Alongside giving him praise on his film that any fan of either side of this coin should check out, we hear about his own history with the Resident Evil franchise and personal connection to the legacy of George A Romero.

Today we are joined with filmmaker Jeff Finn around the release of his brand new docuseries (and what he considers his life's work) Before The End: Searching for Jim Morrison that takes a deep dive into the mysterious nature of Jim's death, while also featuring some of the most candid interviews you will ever hear from the people who were actually a part of Jim Morrison's life. Around getting this extremely in depth look into the legendary front man of The Doors you will see some of the most remarkable things unfold for Jeff in real time on his journey that causes him to hire detectives, private investigators, professionals in forensics, and much more to piece together some insane discoveries. This is the ultimate documentary for any music lovers who are also into true crime!

Today we are joined with Bubbles of Trailer Park Boys to hear all about his recent journey with his band The Shitrockers that was documented in his latest film "Standing On The Shoulders With Kitties". From Sunnyvale trailer park all the way to Abbey Road, we hear about his humbling perspective on tour, get a one step tip on dealing with anxiety, the power of manifestation, why we may be living in a simulation, and how cats are the key to peace on earth. This convo is both deep/introspective and absolutely f**kin unhinged at the same time!

We are joined with Sara May of Falcon Jane to not only hear about her latest album Legacy, but to learn about the legacy of her own. Around being one of our favorite Canadian artists, Sara is also a director/cinematographer who creates stellar music videos for her own songs, teaches guitar lessons for teens at a rehab center, and is on an ever evolving journey as a songwriter. This is a deep and introspective chat with a lot of laughs on the way, and I hope you enjoy listening to this as much as we enjoyed recording it.

Today we are joined with Director/Photographer Ashlea Wessel to talk about her journey into making horror films. She recently had two of her short films in "Creepy Bits 2" at the Blood In The Snow film festival in Toronto, and around hearing about her creation process she gives us some advice for any aspiring filmmakers. Ashlea is truly a well of knowledge, experience, and good vibes! We thoroughly enjoyed this chat.

Today we are joined with Tribulation's founding member Adam Zaars to get some insight on their 20 year legacy as a band and their brand new album "Sub Rosa In Æternum" that dropped this past week. We personally think the album is a modern goth-rock/metal masterpiece and thoroughly geeked out hearing the influence and story behind them taking a different direction towards their latest work. Truly an ever evolving group and Adam leaves us with advice for any aspiring bands and musicians.

Today we are joined with director Peter Lepeniotis to get a behind the scenes look into R.L. Stine's latest film "ZOMBIE TOWN" that features mega legends such as Dan Akroyd and Chevy Chase! Also around hearing about how Zombie Town came to be, we take a dive into Peter's amazing history as a legend himself in the animation world. His work spans across some of the most iconic films such as Toy Story 2, Shrek 2, Madagascar, Casper (1995) and so much more. We also learn about how he transitioned from an animator into the directors chair with his hilarious squirrel film "The Nut Job" and leaves us with amazing advice for fellow creators who are trying to bring their big ideas to life.

Today we are joined with Adam Rodness and Stu Stone to hear all about their brand new film "Don't Fuck With Ghosts" that mixes both reality and fiction into one big story of trying to make contact with the other side. Around getting all the details of how they met and how this project came to be, it was extra special to pick their brains on both their long standing history within the film/television and entertainment industry. Both are a well of knowledge who wear so many hats, and even Stu's voice has spanned across almost every cartoon that aired throughout our childhood (Magic School Bus, My Pet Monster, Babar, Cryptkeeper, The Tick, Beetlejuice, Rupert ... and I would actually break my hand if I tried to type all of them out right now). DON'T FUCK WITH GHOSTS drops on October 31st and I hope you enjoy this awesome talk in the meantime.

Today we are joined with Juha Raivio the founding member of Swallow The Sun to celebrate their 25 year legacy in music. STS always made the music they wanted to make, and we learn through Juha's spirit that keeping true to yourself can withstand the test of times despite ever changing trends and closed minded critics. We also hear about the music writing process leading up to their latest upcoming album release "Shining" which opened up the topics on the affects on ones mental health, using the source of real life pain into your artistic expression, and how if he took the approach of their previous album (Moonflowers) that "He would have blown his brains out". We appreciate Juha for being an absolute open book to us in this conversation and around what we explained, this chat isn't all doom and gloom and filled with many moments of laughter and inspiration from the Swallow The Sun journey.

Today we are joined once again with the beautiful badass Charlotte Kirk to talk about her brand new film Duchess (Directed by Neil Marshall of The Decent, Hellboy, Game of Thrones). Around getting a behind the scenes look into this film, we get to hear about her embracing the world of action and future projects alongside legends such as Dolf Lundgren and Michael Jai White. Like always we dive into some beyond the surface subjects too such as vulnerability as a working actress, finding inspiration, and advice for actors trying to take a step into the film industry.

Today we take a seat under the learning tree with the one and only Chris Jericho to talk about his newly produced documentary titled "The Death Tour" that follows a group of people on their journey through one of the most legendary and dangerous paths that aspiring independent pro-wrestlers take in the frozen tundra's of North-West Canada. Chris also gives us all the latest on AEW after celebrating 250 episodes of Dynamite, an in depth look into the psychology around his very polarizing new character "The Learning Tree", what he feels about AEW's future, and leaves us with advice for anyone taking the first step to follow their dreams.

Today we are joined by Jon Elmaleh of Toronto's Alt-Punk/Post Hardcore act Napoleon. They have just released a brand new EP "Dear God" based on his personal experiences of seeing people in his life use their religious beliefs for evil. Beyond hearing how the band came to be and the evolution of their sound, Jon explains how he felt vulnerable taking this direction with their latest project and almost rewrote all the lyrics. This story is a true example of how projecting your truth and sticking to what's in your heart can unexpectedly connect with people who may not have the voice to do so themselves.

Today we get a behind the scenes look with all the leading cast members from Wild Eyed And Wicked. What is great about this film is that it covers a lot of beyond the surface subjects that you don't expect from watching the trailer which leads to some amazing and deep conversations about mental health and overcoming internal struggles. The first portion of the interview we are joined by the films main antagonist/demon entity Stefanie Estes, and Michael X. Sommers who plays her former husband. Then we close out this episode joined with the star of this film Molly Kunz, who is the daughter of the two and tells us all about suiting up in armor and going to battle.

Today we are joined with singer songwriter Laura Lee Schultz of Vancouver's Down The Lees. The band has recently released their new album titled "Dirt" that fricken rocks and beyond talking about it's unique excellence we hear all about Laura's legacy of being a musician, her insight and perspective of doing this since the 90's, while also diving into subjects of the pressures of making your art a profession and taking care of you mental health.

Today we are joined with one of the greatest in tennis, fashion icon, and accidental legend in hip hop culture Stan Smith. His brand new documentary "Who Is Stan Smith?" was produced by Lebron James and features iconic figures in sports and music (Pharrell Williams / RUN DMC) talking about his impact that goes way beyond the tennis court. Around winning the US Open and being responsible for the standard design of Adidas shoes, Stan Smith was a humanitarian who changed lives during his tennis tours in countries affected by poverty and war. There are so many layers to his story and in this recorded conversation we take a moment to take a deeper look into the heart and soul of this man.

You know our guest today from his iconic timeless hits "Sugar, Sugar" (Candy Girl), "Be My Baby", "Baby I Love You", and what brings us together today, the 50th anniversary of "Rock Me Gently". He is the one and only Andy Kim! The beautiful thing about this conversation is beyond Andy telling us his origin story into music and how the tracks came to be, he takes a beyond the surface perspective to genuinely talk about life, finding yourself, the importance to embrace the time we have on earth, and truly leaves us with one of our favorite segments we ever recorded.

Today we are joined with the lovely Georgia Lock around her latest movie "Strictly Confidential" by Lionsgate Films. From her past on the Disney Channel to this extra spicy Rated-R drama she gives us her perspective of making the film, the art of dramatic acting, her life as a poet/spoken word artist, a teaser of what is next for her career, and leaves us with advice for any aspiring actors trying to step into the film industry.

Today we are joined with director Kimo Stamboel featuring his new film that is prequel to what was the highest grossing movie in Indonesia! The North American title for this flick is "Dancing Village: The Curse Begins" and it has just hit theatres this weekend. He tells us that ultimate pressures, challenges, and fun he had taking on such a huge task. His dedication to honor the first film "KKN di Desa Penari" while taking the supernatural elements to a grander level. How he made one of the most technically impressive shots we have ever seen, and leaves us with advice for any aspiring filmmakers wanting to step into the industry. Kimo had such a radiant vibe and I hope you enjoy listening to this one as much as we had talking to him.

Today we are joined with Guinness World Record holder and social media superstar Funky Matas. Famously known for his back tattoo of hundreds of celebrity signatures, Funky has captured the eyes of millions on the internet from his hilarious and reckless stunts that reminds us of a Jackass/CKY spirit for the modern era. He is also joining us to tell us about his brand new docuseries titled "WHY?" where he takes controversial deep dives and questions the social norms adapted by society. He says this show will get him into a lot of trouble, and around that tell us a lot of fun stories about celebrity encounters, the stunts he has done, getting tattooed by a monkey, and much more.

Today we are joined with Sam Hugé of Belgium's electronic/dance duo Ultra Sunn. They have just released a brand new album titled "US" that incorporates some familiar sounds of the late 80's and early 90's while incorporating a fresh modern take on the genre. Around hearing about how the group came to be, we dive into the deeper beyond the surface meaning of the bands name. Ultra Sunn is here to illuminate positive energy and bring light into the hearts of the listeners.

Today we get a behind the scenes look into "With Love And A Major Organ" with the star of the film Anna Maguire. This interesting comedic drama has an otherworldly feeling to it's universe that is also connected to reality with layers of metaphors about society and the struggles of human emotion. Around the film we also pick Anna's brain about her long time career wearing many hats in the film industry. From her first role as a kid in "Saving Private Ryan" to currently still acting, writing, producing, and much more. She is a well of knowledge that aspiring filmmakers can learn a lot from. With Love And A Major Organ is now playing in theatres across Canada.

Today we get a behind the scenes look into the brand new creature feature STING with director Kiah Roache-Turner and young rising star Alyla Browne! What's cool about this horror/comedy is that it takes a nod at some of the greatest action, sci-fi, and horror films of the 80's and 90's. Also we catch Alyla in such an exciting time of her career. Around Sting she was recently in Children of the Corn remake, The Secret Kingdom, and will be co-staring alongside Jim Carrey in Sonic The Hedgehog Part 3 this coming fall. Even though she is still a kid she is a master of her craft, and is full of fun stories such as telling us how she is pals with Sigourney Weaver and was calling her on the set of Sting to channel her inner "Ripley". Sting is now in theatres everywhere across North America!

Today we are joined with Jason Evans of INGESTED for a very soulful conversation about their new album "The Tide of Death and Fractured Dreams", his connection with the metal community, the cathartic nature of turning life struggles into art, his hilarious personality off stage, and leaves us with advice for any aspiring bands trying to take a step into the music industry.

Today we are joined Chris Monroy who is the front man of one of the leading death metal bands of the modern era "Skeletal Remains". We reflect on his history of being a fan to touring with his idols, their new album "Fragments of the Ageless", talk about the insane amount of muscle memory you need to build to play in this kind of a band, and HOT SAUCE!

Hey Suga! Today on the show we are joined with Lenore Zann aka ROGUE of X-Men 97' and X-Men: The Animated Series. We dive into what it is like to return to the series after 30 years and her deep personal connection to this character. She also tells us about the incredible career she has had in politics over the years, thoughts about THE ROGUE MEMES and oversexualization of cartoon characters, the future of the show with the recent departure of director Beau De Mayo, and the extremely deep connection that her and her castmates have with the X-Men fans.

Today we are joined all the way from the UK with George and Ben of Kid Kapichi. They recently dropped a new album titled "There Goes The Neighborhood" that will make you rock out, laugh, dance, and flip your mommas coffee table! In this chat we learn about the long time friendship of the band and what creates authentic fun energy within it. They also reflect on their evolution to being able to tour across the world, and give some awesome advice for aspiring bands who dream of taking it to the next level.

Today we are joined with Dark-Sythwave mastermind James Lollar of GOST to talk about his latest album release Prophecy. It's an absolute banger and we hear his history of of creating a melting pot of genres that is inspired from 80's horror, dance music, and extreme metal. The music of GOST has also been featured in many videogames, music scores, and around talking about the individuality of expression, James gives us some advice for anyone who wants to bring their unique ideas to the next level.

Today we are joined with Ash Costello of New Years Day to talk about their latest album Half Black Heart and have a soulful chat about brining your dreams to life. From a shy 14 girl year old girl imagining being a rockstar to singing in from of 75 Thousand people at WrestleMania. We hear about her growth as an artist, the experience of playing Rhea Ripley's entrance music in the WWE, New Years Day bringing song ideas to life, her thoughts on fans having tattoo's of her, and advice for anyone trying to make it in the music industry.

Today we are joined with film director Phil Allocco to hear all about his new movie "5lbs of Pressure" that is presented by Lionsgate films. Around learning about the layers of writing that went into this amazing crime drama, we hear about how Phil finds it cathartic to take some dark real life situations and turn them into art. Also he shares some amazing advice for aspiring film directors or anyone who is trying to take big idea and bring it to life.

Today we are joined with punk rock legend John Wright to celebrate his 40 plus year legacy with the band Nomeansno and his current project Dead Bob! Dead Bob has recently released a new album titled "Life Like" and around hearing about how that came together, John tells us what the Canadian punk scene was like in the 70's and 80's, why he is banned in the country of Belarus, how punk was considered dangerous around Europe, a retrospective on Nomeansno and the future of Dead Bob.

Today we are joined with one of the horror queens of the screen Devanny Pinn around her directorial debut for a film called The Black Mass. Over the past decade you have seen her prevail or get absolutely slaughtered in some of the most famous and fun campy horror movies such as The Flood, Piranha 3D, and most likely anything that involves a 3 headed shark. She has even murdered our boy Danny Trejo with a chainsaw. Her new movie The Black Mass takes a very different approach by telling a horrific true crime story of the 70's with one of the most famous serial killers in history. The film hyper focuses on a specific real incident that often gets over looked by the media, takes a real take of that period of time, and Devanny explains that the intentions of this movie were to honor both the victims and survivors of these acts. Was cool to hear her break down the layers of thoughts of bringing this film to like as she believes that "Horror can both entertain and educate".

Today we are joined with singer/songwriter and former Cradle of Filth member Lindsay Schoolcraft. We take a dive into her journey of learning a plethora of instruments and what lead her into expressing her signature sound that walks the line of beauty and darkness. She also gives us the details on her new solo releases, metal community collabs, being a new co-host of The Witchful Thinking podcast, the sisterly bond of women in rock/metal, her 7 years in Cradle of Filth, and leaves us with advice for anyone with dreams of pursuing a career in the music industry. You can check out Lindsay's community created album we talked about in the interview on her Patreon page - https://www.patreon.com/lindsayschoolcraft

After a 10 year hiatus we are joined for a mind blowing chat with Job For A Cowboy's Nick Schendzielos around their latest album release Moon Healer. We are shocked to learn that the decade absence was actually planned, and the new album is a conceptual follow up to their 2014 release Sun Eater. Nick explains what the members been up to throughout the years and that this piece is partly an expression of how we as humans perceive the layers of space and time. We also dive into subjects of self-discovery, ancient hallucinogenic, esoteric wisdom, and learn what the future hold for the band.

Today we are joined with actress/screenwriter Sara Waisglass from the hit Netflix series Ginny & Georgia and the ever so beloved Degrassi (The Next Generation/The Next Class). She is currently the co-star alongside SNL's Michaela Watkins in a brand new film titled SUZE that is hitting theatres this week. Alongside talking about the film and her iconic roles throughout her career, we also take a some time to chat about life, what it's like to have over 2 million Instagram followers, and managing your mental health while being in the public eye. Sara is also an advocate with the Unsinkable mental health support group, and here is a link to their resources if you feel in need to check that out - https://www.weareunsinkable.com/ Also want to remind you today that YOU ARE LOVED! Suze will also be hitting theatres across Canada on February 23rd and across North America on March 1st.

Today we are joined with actress/musician/producer and host of "Black Community Mixtapes" KhaRå Martin! BCM is a brand new CityTV docuseries that takes a deep dive into the untold stories of Black Canadian heroes in Hip Hop, Culture, Activism, Photography, and much more. In this chat we learn about how KhaRå became the face of the series, the amazing energy of how the show is presented, and overall why this series is so special.

Today we are joined with the legend and black metal pioneer Ihsahn (of Emperor!) around his new self titled solo album that is an absolute cinematic soundscape that combines the influences orchestral film scores, story telling, and his natural expression of extreme metal. Ihsahn has a brilliant mind and authentic approach to his creative process since he set out on his musical journey in the early 90's. It was an absolute pleasure to pick his brain, learn about his philosophies of being an artist, and lets us know after all these years "Is he still having fun making music?"

Today we are joined with actor/comedian Dave Merheje, and director Rachel Lambert to chat about their new film "Sometimes I Think About Dying" that is hitting theatres across North America this week. One thing that locked us into this film was the realistic real life human tone it had and Rachel explains her process and the keys of just how that vibe was brought to life. Also Dave explains to us the difference of performing comedy in a film setting Vs doing live standup on stage, and ends this interview with a hilarious story about bombing.