Everybody Speaks Music

On this episode Mojo and Kris dive deep into the innovation, technology and trends that are fueling the music industry.Topics covered include •Direct-to-fan engagement platforms •The rise of Tik Tok as a distribution channel•Streaming and algorithms •Playlists curated by mood•The thriving independent artist•The dip of concert streaming •AI•Predictions for music therapy •Innovative gear for 2023Please check out these links for topics of interest you may wish to explore further-Jason Becker and ALShttps://youtu.be/9nhnDpUSI0Y-Imogen Heapmycelia  http://myceliaformusic.org/AI https://youtu.be/OenBCfdRtwsMi.Mu gloves https://youtu.be/ci-yB6EgVW4DJ Grimecraft VR https://youtu.be/urIvEkqbrtsA.I. generated musichttps://youtu.be/Emidxpkyk6o Drake Music & Assisted Technologyhttps://www.drakemusic.org/

In this episode we are joined by Sherry Mumford, one of Kris' earliest and greatest influences. Join us for a trip down memory lane and a whole lot more as we sit and chat with Sherry. Dr. Mumford holds degrees in Child and Youth Care, Criminology/Criminal Justice as well as in Counselling. She received her Ph.D. in 2015. She was awarded the Kaiser 2011 National Award for Excellence in Leadership. Sherry has worked positions as a front-line worker and also a clinician for more than 12 years in withdrawal management, day treatment, outpatient services and residential services with youth, adults and young adults. She worked for 17 years for Fraser Health Authority, retiring in 2017 as a Director in the MHSU portfolio, overseeing all substance use services in that geographical area. Her experience in planning, implementing, evaluating, policy development, operations etc. has led to local, national and international work including the national Needs Based Planning project with Dr. Brian Rush.

Friends, please join us as Kris sits down with Jacob Seyer! Jacob answers our Masterclass 10 Questions segment.You can find all of Jacob's links here : https://linktr.ee/jacobseyerguitarSergio Assad (Brazil) - Seis Brevidades “Chuva” https://youtu.be/BRONjN6Cu3wDusan Bogdanovic (Serbian-American) - Sonata Fantasia https://youtu.be/gSRGLuGOWrITigran Hamasyan (Armenia) - Naidarian Odyssey (Clip w. Drums)https://youtu.be/QM56ohiFCLEBooks:- Theory— Brent Vaartstra - Visual Improvisation for Jazz Guitar— Adam Cadman - Guitar Grimoire - The Exercise Book— Tom Kolb - Hal Leonard Music Theory for Guitar- Methods — Aaron Shearer - Classic Guitar Technique — Scott Tennant - Pumping Nylon — Charles Duncan - A Modern Approach to Classical Guitar— William Leavitt Modern Method for Guitar 1-3— Hal Leonard Guitar Method Books 1-3— Hal Leonard Fingerstyle Guitar Method— Mark White - The Practical Jazz Guitarist— Mark Lettieri - Neo-Soul Guitar Book- Lifestyle, Science, Philosophy— Glenn Kurtz - Practice: A Musicians Return to Music— Oliver Sacks - Musicophilia: Tales of Music and the Brain— Victor Wooten - The Music Lesson: A Spiritual Search for Growth Through Music — David Baylis and Ted Orland - Art & Fear  

Friends, welcome to Everybody Speaks Music. A very important show with our guest, Johnny Ketlo.There are times to talk and there are times to listen.....Memory Keepers & Storytellers Scookoh Productions Prospero Peak Hypnotic 

Hey, friends welcome back to the masterclass series on Everybody Speaks Music. Today I'll be kicking off a new format called 10 Questions With..., where you'll get to hear answers from a number of teachers in my school and in our local community here in Vancouver. I'm going to kick things off by answering these questions that I wrote to my team, and want to get some of their feedback on various instruments, struggles, and some of the victories they've had. And I hope that you hear something in the episodes that resonates with you. 

Friends, thank you so much for being here and listening to our show, we sure do appreciate YOU!On today's show we are joined by John Fox, guitar player and meditation teacher, please join us for a very enlightening episode.If you have any questions for John, he can be reached via email at: thefoxmanor@gmail.comHere is a link to the Vancouver Shambabla Center: https://vancouver.shambhala.org/ 

Friends, welcome to another bonus track on Everybody Speaks Music and today we're going to follow up with the concept of performance anxiety and how it impacts our abilities to enjoy these moments where we share our music with others. I really believe that some of the tools and resources you'll hear today will help you not only with your music, but other areas of your life that you find discomfort, but perhaps you wish you did more of. So whether that's going to a concert, going to a new job interview, or playing with a bunch of friends at the park, the whole idea of facing these nerves that are holding us back from doing the things we love is such a universal topic. What you're about to hear are responses from four of the teachers that arise in school and music in various formats. There's a couple of phone recordings, there's a voice memo, and then I'll be reading some words from one of our other teachers. I really want to thank Andrew Balboa, Don Halberg, Jacob gold, and Paul Drummond for submitting these great responses.

Friends, welcome to another bonus track on Everybody Speaks Music and today we're going to follow up with the concept of performance anxiety and how it impacts our abilities to enjoy these moments where we share our music with others. I really believe that some of the tools and resources you'll hear today will help you not only with your music, but other areas of your life that you find discomfort, but perhaps you wish you did more of. So whether that's going to a concert, going to a new job interview, or playing with a bunch of friends at the park, the whole idea of facing these nerves that are holding us back from doing the things we love is such a universal topic. What you're about to hear are responses from four of the teachers that arise in school and music in various formats. There's a couple of phone recordings, there's a voice memo, and then I'll be reading some words from one of our other teachers. I really want to thank Andrew Balboa, Don Halberg, Jacob gold, and Paul Drummond for submitting these great responses.

Friends, thank you so much for dowloading, streaming, however you got here, we appreciate you! Thank you for listening to the show!Today we are joined by Olivia Blander, VSO cellist and performance coach. Getting a little nervous before we perform, not only music, but in all aspects of our lives is normal, folks, how you deal with it is what matters! Olivia can be reached at her website: www.oliviabcounselling.com Face your fears and do it anyway!

Friends, thank you so much for dowloading, streaming, however you got here, we appreciate you! Thank you for listening to the show! Today we are joined by Olivia Blander, VSO cellist and performance coach. Getting a little nervous before we perform, not only music, but in all aspects of our lives is normal, folks, how you deal with it is what matters!  Olivia can be reached at her website: www.oliviabcounselling.com  Face your fears and do it anyway!

Hey, friends welcome to another bonus track episode on Everybody Speaks Music and today's a special one, you're gonna get to hear my recent training session with Ean Kramer. Ean was on our show a few weeks ago and he graciously invited me to come to his dojo and train. Now as awesome as that sounds, it comes with a bunch of anticipation nerves, and I wanted to capture that part of the journey. So as soon as I hopped in the van, I hit record. And it was interesting to just process my thoughts. Normally, I'd be meditating, listening to some calm music, or doing something to take my mind off of it. So recording this episode was great because it leapt deep into my subconscious, all the warts and all the embarrassing moments are there for you to laugh about. And then we recorded the aftermath. What happened after my two hour training session, and I really hope you get a lot of value out of that. Because often I find as a musician, it's best to look outside of my craft to pick up new tips and tricks. So whether that's looking into athletics, or business, or any other domain, I can take those concepts and bring them back into how I approach my practicing, and how I approach my growth as a musician. And Ean does an amazing job of laying out the parallels between martial arts and music. He uses the analogy of the body as being the instrument. And I think you're gonna find a lot of interesting parallels there. And at the very end of the episode, I'm also going to attach a clip of Ean, where he did a follow up from the episode he wanted to dive even deeper into the parallels of music and martial arts. So I hope you enjoyed today's bonus episode. Thanks for listening. And don't forget to go out and and face your fears, do the things that you really want to do, even if they feel uncomfortable. We all feel that natural resistance to doing things that are new, and uncomfortable. But I can tell you from this experience with in how much pain intention of properly guided training session could actually remove from my body. Thanks again. 

Hey, friends welcome to another bonus track episode on Everybody Speaks Music and today's a special one, you're gonna get to hear my recent training session with Ean Kramer. Ean was on our show a few weeks ago and he graciously invited me to come to his dojo and train. Now as awesome as that sounds, it comes with a bunch of anticipation nerves, and I wanted to capture that part of the journey. So as soon as I hopped in the van, I hit record. And it was interesting to just process my thoughts. Normally, I'd be meditating, listening to some calm music, or doing something to take my mind off of it. So recording this episode was great because it leapt deep into my subconscious, all the warts and all the embarrassing moments are there for you to laugh about. And then we recorded the aftermath. What happened after my two hour training session, and I really hope you get a lot of value out of that. Because often I find as a musician, it's best to look outside of my craft to pick up new tips and tricks. So whether that's looking into athletics, or business, or any other domain, I can take those concepts and bring them back into how I approach my practicing, and how I approach my growth as a musician. And Ean does an amazing job of laying out the parallels between martial arts and music. He uses the analogy of the body as being the instrument. And I think you're gonna find a lot of interesting parallels there. And at the very end of the episode, I'm also going to attach a clip of Ean, where he did a follow up from the episode he wanted to dive even deeper into the parallels of music and martial arts. So I hope you enjoyed today's bonus episode. Thanks for listening. And don't forget to go out and and face your fears, do the things that you really want to do, even if they feel uncomfortable. We all feel that natural resistance to doing things that are new, and uncomfortable. But I can tell you from this experience with in how much pain intention of properly guided training session could actually remove from my body. Thanks again. 

Friends! Welcome to Everybody Speaks Music, Season 4 Episode 7! We are so glad that you are here. There is something special about you......On this episode we are joined by the amazing Calum Graham. We talk about Calum's origin story, how he overcame a negative early experience and his journey up the spiritual side of music.Calum was gracious enough to let us play the title track of his new album, Sympatheia.Please head to calumgraham.com to purchase the new album.Check out Calum's performances at the Canadian guitar Festival from 2010...https://youtu.be/MadlZwIeD5k https://youtu.be/VbWStK5pHBE 

Friends! Welcome to Everybody Speaks Music, Season 4 Episode 7! We are so glad that you are here. There is something special about you...... On this episode we are joined by the amazing Calum Graham. We talk about Calum's origin story, how he overcame a negative early experience and his journey up the spiritual side of music. Calum was gracious enough to let us play the title track of his new album, Sympatheia. Please head to calumgraham.com to purchase the new album. Check out Calum's performances at the Canadian guitar Festival from 2010... https://youtu.be/MadlZwIeD5k  https://youtu.be/VbWStK5pHBE 

Friends, welcome to Masterclass Session 1, part 2. Today, we're gonna focus on acoustic guitar practice habits. Now for those of you that missed it, I started this series off with a whole episode on how to approach your electric guitar and how to get the most out of your time by dividing your practicing up into eight different sections. Those sections were warmups, scale routines, new material, setlist, technique, knowledge, ear training, and jamming. Today, starting with physicality, and solutions to pain management, and strength building for acoustic guitar players, let's face it, most of you have picked up an acoustic guitar at one time or another in your life, and it didn't feel very good. Now this can be due to a number of factors.

Friends, welcome to Masterclass Session 1, part 2. Today, we're gonna focus on acoustic guitar practice habits. Now for those of you that missed it, I started this series off with a whole episode on how to approach your electric guitar and how to get the most out of your time by dividing your practicing up into eight different sections. Those sections were warmups, scale routines, new material, setlist, technique, knowledge, ear training, and jamming. Today, starting with physicality, and solutions to pain management, and strength building for acoustic guitar players, let's face it, most of you have picked up an acoustic guitar at one time or another in your life, and it didn't feel very good. Now this can be due to a number of factors.

Today we are joined by Kat Stamnes, who tells us about what it's like preparing for the Music Therapy program, it sounds like a lot of work but it also sounds like Kat is up to the challenge!

Friends, thank you so much for downloading or streaming the show, however you got here, were glad you're here! Today we are joined by Kat Stamnes, who tells us about what it's like preparing for the Music Therapy program, it sounds like a lot of workm but it also sounds like Kat is up to the challenge!

Hey friends, welcome to another bonus track on Everybody Speaks Music. And today what you're about to hear is my response to a young gentleman's music that was sent to me, for my opinion for my critique, for my suggestions. To be honest, I'm not sure what Kevin was hoping for when he sent me the music. But I do know that I thoroughly enjoyed it. And you'll hear that in my response to Kevin, I didn't plan on releasing this as a podcast episode. But right after sending it back to Kevin, I thought this is a great opportunity to reveal the behind the scenes of what happens a lot in my life. I've been there, I've been a young musician with new music and had no idea where to send it. And I think so many of you can relate to that whether you're a musician or an artist, perhaps you have a business idea. They just don't know who to start with. Maybe you've explained it, or shared it with someone really close to you. And they just didn't give you the response you were hoping for. So you feel a little winded, maybe you don't think your idea is worth putting out into the world. My thoughts are that you should protect these ideas from those that are closest to you, they might love you, they might support you, and they might want the best for you. But that might not always be reflected in their responses. So listen, how I instruct Kevin, to broadly engage his music out into the world, not to his peers, not to people that might be jaded at hearing that type of music, but to find a creative and unique route forward as an artist who wants their music heard.

Hey friends, welcome to another bonus track on Everybody Speaks Music. And today what you're about to hear is my response to a young gentleman's music that was sent to me, for my opinion for my critique, for my suggestions. To be honest, I'm not sure what Kevin was hoping for when he sent me the music. But I do know that I thoroughly enjoyed it. And you'll hear that in my response to Kevin, I didn't plan on releasing this as a podcast episode. But right after sending it back to Kevin, I thought this is a great opportunity to reveal the behind the scenes of what happens a lot in my life. I've been there, I've been a young musician with new music and had no idea where to send it. And I think so many of you can relate to that whether you're a musician or an artist, perhaps you have a business idea. They just don't know who to start with. Maybe you've explained it, or shared it with someone really close to you. And they just didn't give you the response you were hoping for. So you feel a little winded, maybe you don't think your idea is worth putting out into the world. My thoughts are that you should protect these ideas from those that are closest to you, they might love you, they might support you, and they might want the best for you. But that might not always be reflected in their responses. So listen, how I instruct Kevin, to broadly engage his music out into the world, not to his peers, not to people that might be jaded at hearing that type of music, but to find a creative and unique route forward as an artist who wants their music heard.

Friends welcome to Everybody Speaks Music. Welcome to Season Four, Episode Five. Not only is this a season of health and wellness, this is a season of returning guests. And tonight, we have Tony Duenas back from season one, what a year Tony has had and we can't wait to share what an incredible 12 months it's been for Tony.In so many ways, Tony is responsible for huge parts of the season, because of the impact he's had on my life. And listeners if you haven't heard the episode and you want to hear more about Tony, please go back to season one, episode four. But I will quote an article written by the LA Times Tony's down in LA as you'll hear in today's episode, and this article was printed on January 18 of 2021. And the headline is losing his eyesight unexpectedly triggered a life of fitness marathons and triathlons. I mean, you wouldn't know that just a short time ago. Tony wasn't very fit. He didn't do any of this type of training that he's now competing in Ironman and triathlon events.

Friends welcome to Everybody Speaks Music. Welcome to Season Four, Episode Five. Not only is this a season of health and wellness, this is a season of returning guests. And tonight, we have Tony Duenas back from season one, what a year Tony has had and we can't wait to share what an incredible 12 months it's been for Tony.In so many ways, Tony is responsible for huge parts of the season, because of the impact he's had on my life. And listeners if you haven't heard the episode and you want to hear more about Tony, please go back to season one, episode four. But I will quote an article written by the LA Times Tony's down in LA as you'll hear in today's episode, and this article was printed on January 18 of 2021. And the headline is losing his eyesight unexpectedly triggered a life of fitness marathons and triathlons. I mean, you wouldn't know that just a short time ago. Tony wasn't very fit. He didn't do any of this type of training that he's now competing in Ironman and triathlon events.

Hey, friends, welcome to the Everybody Speaks Music Masterclass! I'll be your host for the first part of this journey, which is a new series, where we'll be interviewing all of the top teachers in our ecosystem, talking about how they approach practice, what are their top takeaways for their students and the people that they've worked with over the years. You know, currently at our school, we have 28 teachers, and we focus on guitar, vocals, piano, drums, bass, violin banjo composition. And those are the main areas I want to focus this part of the show on. Today, we part one of a two part episode on guitar, I'm gonna kick things off by talking about electric guitar, playing with a pick all the types of things we can do as an electric guitar player. And I'm gonna break this episode up into eight different categories. And a way that we can approach our practice. Categories are going to be warmups routines, taking on new material, practicing your set, specialty techniques, knowledge, ear training, and finally, jamming freestyle. So let's jump right in. Everyone listening is at a different stage in their journey. But we all need to warm up. Just like any top athlete, no matter how good you are at the sport you play, you've got to do something to get your body prepared for the high level of activity or Bo to embark on. And this is no different for guitar players.

Hey, friends, welcome to the Everybody Speaks Music Masterclass! I'll be your host for the first part of this journey, which is a new series, where we'll be interviewing all of the top teachers in our ecosystem, talking about how they approach practice, what are their top takeaways for their students and the people that they've worked with over the years. You know, currently at our school, we have 28 teachers, and we focus on guitar, vocals, piano, drums, bass, violin banjo composition. And those are the main areas I want to focus this part of the show on. Today, we part one of a two part episode on guitar, I'm gonna kick things off by talking about electric guitar, playing with a pick all the types of things we can do as an electric guitar player. And I'm gonna break this episode up into eight different categories. And a way that we can approach our practice. Categories are going to be warmups routines, taking on new material, practicing your set, specialty techniques, knowledge, ear training, and finally, jamming freestyle. So let's jump right in. Everyone listening is at a different stage in their journey. But we all need to warm up. Just like any top athlete, no matter how good you are at the sport you play, you've got to do something to get your body prepared for the high level of activity or Bo to embark on. And this is no different for guitar players.

On this episode, we are joined by the multi-talented Ean Kramer.Ean's website can be found here. lngvt.comIf you'd like to email Ean, you can reach him at the following addresses:ean@longevitytraining.ca eankramer@gmail.comThank you again for listening, we appreciate you!

Friends, welcome to Season 4 Episode 4 of Everybody Speaks Music. Thank you so much for being here. On this episode, we are joined by the multi-talented Ean Kramer. Ean's website can be found here. lngvt.com If you'd like to email Ean, you can reach him at the following addresses: ean@longevitytraining.ca eankramer@gmail.com Thank you again for listening, we appreciate you!

On this show, we are joined by Emily & Justin, a physiotherapist and kinesiologist who talk with us about the best ways to prevent injuries for not only musicians, but all of us!Motion is Lotion!

Friends, welcome to Everybody Speaks Music, Season 4 Episode 3, we are so happy that you have taken the time to spend with us! On this show, we are joined by Emily & Justin, a physiotheapist and kinesiologist who talk with us today about the best ways to prevent injuries for not only musicians, but all of us! Motion is Lotion!

Osmosis Through Saturation.Today's episode is based on the concept of osmosis through saturation. I didn't realize how often I did this in my own musical training until I observed it in a completely non musical setting. I was highly motivated to start learning about investing in the stock market and found some interesting parallels with music when learning new skills

Osmosis Through Saturation. Today's episode, a bonus episode that doesn't have a name is based on the concept of osmosis through saturation. I didn't realize how often I did this, in my own musical training. Until I observed it in a completely non musical setting. I was highly motivated to start learning about investing....

Today we are joined by Scott Thompson, Scott talks to us about being healthy, how most supplements are overrated and creating optimal habits.https://linktr.ee/scottythicc?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=59f81636-962f-42e0-be44-7f48ebffe964Please like, share and subscribe!

Friends, thank you so much for listening to the show, however you're hearing us! Today we are joined by Scott Thompson, Scott talks to us about being healthy, how most supplements are overrated and creating optimal habits. Please like, share and subscribe!

Today we have our first ever repeat guest, please welcome back to the show, Jillian Schulz! Jill joins us as we begin our deep dive into health and wellness for musicians and we start where it all starts, with our mental health.http://www.jillianschulz.cahttp://empowerthroughmusic.orgHave a great week!

Friends! Welcome to Season 4 of Everybody Speaks Music! We are so glad that you are here, thank you for listening to the show. Today we have our first ever repeat guest, please welcome back to the show, Jillian Schulz! Jill joins us as we begin our deep dive into health and wellness for musicians and we start where it all starts, with out mental health. Have a great week!

Friends, welcome back to season 4 of Everybody Speaks Music!On todays show, Kris and Moj talk about the up coming season and what's in store for you, our dear listeners as this looks to be our biggest season ever!

Friends, welcome back to season 4 of Everybody Speaks Music! On todays show, Kris and Moj talk about the up coming season and what's in store for you, our dear listeners as this looks to be our biggest season ever!

Friends! Thank you so much for downloading, streaming and listening to the show, we're so grateful to be able to host this little show for you. Today, Kris and Mojo talk about the challenges and the triumphs of Season 3, our most challenging season to date! Thank you so much for taking this jouney with us, we'll see you on Oct 4th for the start of Season 4!

Friends! Thank you so much for downloading, streaming and listening to the show, we're so grateful to be able to host this little show for you.Today, Kris and Mojo talk about the challenges and the triumphs of Season 3, our most challenging season to date!Thank you so much for taking this jouney with us, we'll see you on Oct 4th for the start of Season 4!

Friends, welcome to the season 3 finale, thank you so much for being here! It's been another great season, thank you so much for sharing this journey with us.Here on the season finale we are joined with Sam Reti, creator of the new online teaching platform Muzie.live . Today we learn Sam's origin story and how important being of service is to him.Listen to the end of the show for a special promo from Kris about how you can try Muzie.live for free! 

Friends, welcome to the season 3 finale, thank you so much for being here! It's been another great season, thank you so much for sharing this journey with us.Here on the season finale we are joined with Sam Reti, creator of the new online teaching platform Muzie.live . Today we learn Sam's origin story and how important being of service is to him.Listen to the end of the show for a special promo from Kris about how you can try Muzie.live for free! 

Friends, welcome to Everybody Speaks Music, thank you so much for listenting to the show! Today we are joined by Keith Cornies, affectionately known as "Coach Keith". All with his origin story, Keith gives us pointers on mindset and coaching and living a joyful life. It is our honour and priveledge to bring these stories to you!

Friends, welcome to Everybody Speaks Music, thank you so much for listenting to the show!Today we are joined by Keith Cornies, affectionately known as "Coach Keith". All with his origin story, Keith gives us pointers on mindset and coaching and living a joyful life.https://aimcoachingprograms.com/It is our honour and priveledge to bring these stories to you!

Friends, welcome to Everybody Speaks Music! We are absolutely delighted that you have decided to listen to our show today! Kris and Mojo are joined by Lulu Cepeda, a multi-intsrumentalist who doesn't have being a movie score composer as a goal, but she'll be one one day! You'll have to listen to understand....

Friends, welcome to Everybody Speaks Music! We are absolutely delighted that you have decided to listen to our show today!Kris and Mojo are joined by Lulu Cepeda, a multi-intsrumentalist who doesn't have being a movie score composer as a goal, but she'll be one, one day!You'll have to listen to understand....

Friends, thank you so much for downloading the show! We are so glad that you are here with us. On this epidode, Kris and Mojo are joined by Darren Gatley. Darren talks about his origin story, finding your why and taking the leap! You can check out Darren's band, Coastal Town here .

Friends, thank you so much for downloading the show! We are so glad that you are here with us.On this epidode, Kris and Mojo are joined by Darren Gatley. Darren talks about his origin story, finding your why and taking the leap!You can check out Darren's band, Coastal Town here .

Friends, thank you so much for downloading the show! We are honoured that you are spending some time with us. Today we are joined by Dom Hallberg, a new and exciting young teacher on staff at Horizon School of Music. We talk to Dom about her origin story and how she eventually ended up at Horizon. Listen all the way to the end to hear a special offer from Kris!

Today we are joined by Dom Hallberg, a new and exciting young teacher on staff at Horizon School of Music. We talk to Dom about her origin story and how she eventually ended up at Horizon.https://horizonschoolofmusic.ca/team/dom-hallberg/Check out this killer track from Dom's band Club Sofahttps://open.spotify.com/track/0jxSZYPH1Yfmk8oOSwITy5?si=QAZ7PoHVT7OpBa38yxHR8gListen all the way to the end to hear a special offer from Kris!

Friends welcome to Everybody Speaks Music, season 3 episode 7. Today, Kris and Mojo are joined by Lena Chornobai, who recently arrived in Vancouver from Ukraine.It is an emotional interview, one that affected your hosts greatly.  If you have the means to donate to help Ukraine and the Ukranian people, Lena provided us with these links, please give if you can. https://www.comebackalive.in.ua/donate  https://prytulafoundation.org/uk/home/support_page 

Friends welcome to Everybody Speaks Music, season 3 episode 7. Today, Kris and Mojo are joined by Lena Chornobai, who recently arrived in Vancouver from Ukraine.It is an emotional interview, one that affected your hosts greatly. If you have the means to donate to help Ukraine and the Ukranian people, Lena provided us with these links, please give if you can.https://www.comebackalive.in.ua/donate https://prytulafoundation.org/uk/home/support_page 

Friends, welcome to Everybody Speaks Music! Thank you so much for downloading, streaming and listneing to our little show, it's our honour to bring it to you. It happens to all of us, eventually. The gig that we'd rather forget.  Lot's of F-Bombs in this one, friends......