Strange Grooves Podcast

Ho Ho Ho, Strange Crew.In this episode, Cait and Cherise get a little silly and talk about a bunch of random shit, including so cool Strange Grooves news (That's not really random, but actually relevant).We're wishing all our listeners a happy and safe holiday season! We will see you in 2023! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back, Strange Crew!On the latest edition of our super special Music NB series, we bring you our conversation with Maude Sonier!Maude is an amazing Francophone singer-songwriter (and ultimate cool girl) hailing from Miramichi, New Brunswick. We chat with Maude about how she first started playing music, her musical influences, her Strange Solitary Sounds and the need to better link New Brunswick French and English music scenes. That and so much more on this special edition of Strange Grooves!Make sure you check out Maude's music here! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back, Strange Crew!This week we're joined by returning guest (just over 100 episodes later!), Josh Bravener of the Hypochondriacs! We're super excited to have Josh back on the show, it's been long overdue. Like in Volume 16, it's a wide-spanning and interesting conversation covering everything from mental health in music, hospitality on the road, and what's been new with Hypochondriacs. Josh also fills us in on what he's been listening to lately, as well as his review of the new Elvis movie!That and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back, Strange Crew!This week we're thrilled to FINALLY be able to chat about Haven Music Hall, the new music venue opening up in uptown Saint John! The venue is a labour of love by Sidney Foy and Abigail Smith, and after months of teasing the venture, Abby is finally able to sit down with us and talk about it. Haven Music Hall is going to be a game-changer in the Saint John music scene. Abby shares what made her and Sidney decide to go for it, the thought and care they've brought to every step in the process, and the story behind the venue's name. We also get the scoop on what's on their renovations playlist. We also talk about how YOU can help support the venue. Check out their Go-Fund-Me here!That and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves!  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome, Strange Crew!On the latest edition of our super special Music NB series, we bring you our conversation with Messe!Messe is a heavy psychedelic/stoner rock 'n' roll band hailing from Northern New Brunswick, and man, you're in for a groovy treat!We chat with the group about how they first got together and dive into their biggest musical influences (they're not hard to pick out!). We also see how the band makes genres like psychedelic/stoner rock their own without falling into cliche. Norwegian Black Metal, a very special symbol, Desert Island Di..uh, we mean "Strange Solitary Sounds" and so much more on this special edition of Strange Grooves!Make sure you check out Messe's latest tunes on Spotify. Give your ears a treat! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

On the latest edition of our super special Music NB series, we bring you our conversation with musical artists Freya Milliken and Samuel Bourgeois!Freya is a multitalented musician and singer-songwriter from Dorchester, New Brunswick. Samuel is a Francophone folk/bluegrass musician from Memramcook, New Brunswick. They're both awesome people and artists, and we were so thrilled they took the time out of their busy conference schedules to chat with us!We talk about their musical influences and what got first go them started in music. Freya fills us in on recording her debut album and Sam tells us all what he has on the go this fall and winter. They also share their favourite New Brunswick artists you NEED to listen to right now. That and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves!  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

On this special anniversary episode, we take a walk down memory lane and share some of our favourite memories over the past five years. Also, we tell you all about our birthday party this weekend in Saint John! ;)  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

On the latest edition of our super special Music NB series, we bring you our conversation with Sam Hudson!We give Sam the full Strange Grooves experience, we talk about everything from music influences to favourite concerts, and of course...we ask him THE question. We also talk about what he's up to this fall and how you can stay in the loop with everything he's working on!The Beatles, Queens Of The Stone Age, and so much more on this special edition of Strange Grooves!Be sure to check out some of Sam's music over on Spotify!  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In this week's episode, we bring you our chat with Keegan Goodspeed of guitarist and vocalist Halifax's Botfly!Keegan joins us via video to chat all things music and lots of other random goodness too!We talk about Botfly's recent shows in New Brunswick at The Capital Complex in Fredericton and what else they've been up to this fall. Keegan talks about the band's current dynamic with their drummer not living in another province. We also dive into his biggest musical influences and show memories. Twitter verification, van podcasting, Strange Solitary Sounds, and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

On the latest edition of our super special Music NB series, we bring you our conversation with Stephen Hero! If you've been a listener of the show for any amount of time, you know the hip-hop artist is a long-time friend and guest of the show. So, we were super stoked to catch up with him again at Music NB's  Conference (506)!We chat about what he's learned from the conference and how such events help New Brunswick artists like him grow their careers in the music industry. We also talk about the NB artists you should be listening to, what he's working on, and so much more! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back, Strange Crew!We've got a special treat for you. We were recently invited by Music NB to come to their annual Conference (506) to interview some incredible New Brunswick artists!We will be releasing those interviews over the course of the next month, but to kick off this awesome series, we wanted to bring you our chat with Christine Dubé and Eva George of Music NB. We chat about the conference and the role it plays, the work Music NB does, and so much more on this special episode of Strange Grooves! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In this episode, we bring you a backstage exclusive with Ronnie King and Kim Burley of the legendary Stampeders! The band that started it all for us. The band was in town to kick off their 50th-anniversary tour, and we got to hang with them and chat tunes and much more after the show!We discuss what this milestone means to them, what it's like touring across the country, memorable road stories over the years, and much more. **This episode was recorded on the fly in a noisy green room with our old-school Zoom recorder. We apologize for the sound quality, it does get better about the 8:30 mark.**Check out behind the scene photos from the show and with the band over on our website! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

This week we catch you up on what happened when Aerosmith got "back in the saddle again" in Bangor. Huge shoutout to Kool 98 for the tickets!Also, make sure you check out our website for photos and videos from the show! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

This week's episode is a special milestone for us, Strange Crew!We're honoured to have Matt Mays join us for a special, wide-ranging conversation on all things music!We chat about how touring has been this summer, with most venues now having lifted COVID-19 regulations, and how important music is for both physical and emotional well-being. We then dive into Matt's most musical influences and his favourite artists and albums that inspired him and led him on his path. Matt also shares some of his most memorable concert memories, including some run-ins with Neil Young and that time he opened up for Metallica! We also challenge Matt with a new addition of "This or that!" This and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

It's a family affair! This week filmmaker Greg Hemmings returns to the show with his daughter Kaiya to talk about their recent father-daughter trip to see Phish! Of course, they fill us in on the show itself and all the silliness that transpired around them in the crowd, including the infamous helium balloon dealers often seen at Phish shows. IYKYK. We also dive into the meaningful bonding and memories that are created by going to shows with your children/parents. Kaiya also shares her thoughts on how the show has changed her relationship with the band and fills us in on what concerts she'd like to see with her dad next. Greg also shares an interesting theory about Avril Lavigne, and Cait also reveals her new guilty pleasure that might get us cancelled. That and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves!  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back, Strange Crew!Grand Theft Bus joins us on the show via their rehearsal space in Fredericton in preparation for the upcoming 20th anniversary of their album, Birth Of Confusion, at the Area 506 Concert Series this Friday in Saint John. Get your ticket here! TICKETS ---> tixr.com/e/47640Grand Theft Bus is an Atlantic Canadian Gem that we all hold close to our hearts. This show isn't just a milestone for the band but also for the fans. We chat with them about this and ask about the albums THEY'D like to see an artist play live cover-to-cover. We also chat with them about new material they have in the works, and a popular Strange Grooves segment returns...under a new name!That and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves!Want to WATCH our episodes? Make sure you subscribe to our YouTube channel to witness all the silliness IRL. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

This week our pal, Abigail Smith returns to the show to chat about Saint John Rock Camp!The week-long free camp for girls, trans, and gender creative youth has campers undergo an intense (but super fun) boot camp where they form a rock group, learn to play instruments, write songs, design merch and more! The camp concludes with a showcase at Saint John's iconic Imperial Theatre. We chat with Smith about how the camp started and how it's a community effort among the city's arts and music community. We also dive into the experience's deep impact on both the campers and the instructors. The kids are alright! We also talk about camp snacks. Abby also teases a big project she has in the works (ouuuu!)Of course, there are more Dunkaroos!That and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Yes, we know, we had a bit of another break. Safe to say life continued to keep act'n a fool since we last spoke. But this week, we're back with some vintage snacks!We catch up and chat about the Area 506 Bash on the Bay concerts series and the latest edition of First Listen. Cait then shares some of the music she's been rediscovering since her grandmother's recent passing. This leads to a deeper discussion at some points, there are just some songs you can't listen to. And how sometimes, random songs can spark an unexpected emotion in you. But don't worry, things lighten up when Cherise botches shotgunning a White Claw and the gals give you an in-depth review on the new Dunkaroos. That and more on this episode of Strange Grooves!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

It's been a while, we know. We're sorry! We came back from Primus and life decided to mess our shit up on all fronts. But we're thrilled to be back behind the mics and are excited to catch you up!We discuss, of course, our trip to Toronto to see Primus. Hear about the amazing VIP experience and the very special souvenirs Cait got (She was the envy ALL the Primus fans). Cherise also shares her updated thoughts on both Primus AND Rush after the experience. Get ready, it may be CONTROVERSIAL. We also tell you about the newest fuzzy member of the Strange Crew, Cait's new pup, Stevie! Some dried freeze candy ASMR goodness and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back Strange Crew!In this episode, we're joined by pop-punk band Love Over to talk about, well, a lot of strange things. But most importantly, about their upcoming (SOLD OUT) show in Saint John and their new album!We chat with the guys about life, their influences, embarrassing facts, Robert Pattinson and more. There's also the return of the popular Strange Grooves segment! That and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back, Strange Crew!This week Ray Gracewood joins us again on the show (last time he was on it was like...Volume 7?) to talk everything about the Area 506 Festival this year!We chat about how the festival has evolved over the years, and how last year's festival meant something to a lot of people. Ray gives us the scoop on this year's stellar lineup and we challenge him to a Canadian Music/East Coast version of "This or That?"That and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back, Strange Crew!This week we're thrilled to have Brent Mason back on the show is talk about this year's Bob Dylan Birthday Bash!For those of you who are not local to Saint John, this event was started by Brent years back and has become a yearly gathering local Dylan fans look forward to every year. This year's event will be taking place at The Imperial Theatre on May 7 and AGAIN in Fredericton on May 24 (on Dylan's actual birthday) for the first time ever! Brent fills us in on what to expect this year, who's playing and all that good stuff. We also talk about what is perhaps Dylan's best performance of all....(We're joking about the best performance part, but we do discuss this.)Cherise also challenges Brent to some Bob Dylan lyrics trivia! How did he do? You're going to have to listen to find out. That and much more on this episode of Strange Grooves!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back, Strange Crew!On this episode, we're fresh off a photoshoot and ready to get silly and talk about all the things!We discuss the Classic Albums Live show (which already happened by the time you're listening to this. It was dope). Cherise talks about her nerves about going to her first "big show" post-pandemic restrictions, and we brainstorm about what more "modern" rock albums would be covered by Classic Albums Live in the future. We also chat about the Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival lineup, the Backstreet Boys and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In this episode, hang with us as we chat about all things life and tunes. Cherise's cat, Dylan, is here with us, BLESS and we truly hope you enjoy this week's show and his incredible presence and ASMR goodness. We chat about our new merch, Cait's recent experience at a Blue Rodeo show, an update on Mike Myers and much more on this episode of Strange Grooves!GET YOUR LIMITED EDITION KEEP IT STRANGE DYLAN STICKER TODAY. Sign up for our Patreon to secure yours ($10 and up) along with other strange goodness while supplies last!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back, Strange crew!This week, Amelia Bailey joins us this evening to talk about her new zine, First Listen, about new music in 2022, how to curate playlists and what goes into making them, what connected her to music and what she is listening to this week, and more!Check out the first issue of First Listen online now!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

On this episode we chat about random shit, then also get nerdy about records. Cait shares recent concerns she had about Canadian treasure, Mike Myers. Cherise does a show & Tell of the newest records in her collection, which leads into a wider discussion on each other's music collecting habits, the decisions artists likely face when deciding whether or not to press vinyl and much more!That and more on this episode of Strange Grooves!Did you know you can also watch our episodes now? Check out our YouTube channel. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back, Strange Crew!On this episode, we dive into the world of collecting guitar picks!Guitar picks are a popular show momento bestowed on those of us who make it to the front row...and perhaps catch the guitarist's eye. ;) We dive into Cait's pretty extensive guitar pick collection and the memories behind them. Though she has quite a neat guitar pick collection, she is more passionate about her collection of another show momento: Setlists. We talk about that too. We also talk about plans for our upcoming Phil-Call-In segment. If you want us to give you a call on a future episode let us know! That and other silliness on this episode of Strange Grooves!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In this episode, it is not our typical Wednesday night, it is Saturday!Lockdown just ended, there is a massive storm happening outside so we said what better time to get silly and record and catch up with the crew? In this episode, we discuss some of our HAULiday vinyl. We also talk about what's it's like being neighbours and a concert we (hopefully) we'll be going to see in the spring! (Can you guess)?That and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves!We're also excited to announce that we're finally video recordings of our episodes. Check out our YouTube channel!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome Back, Strange Crew for a special holiday episode. We have some pals joining us on the show tonight, it's a quick one, ( That's what she said) but we wanted to record one last episode for 2021! Crazy eh?Thank you to all of you who listen and support our show, we love you for it. Have a safe and strange holiday season!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back, Strange Crew! We're stoked to have our good pal and talented artist, Stephen Hero return to the show in the newly formed Strange Grooves HQ Studio! Stephen Hero just released his new album Eat The Rich (stream it here) and he joins us to tell us all about it!As usual, we also dive into many other topics such as getting stoned in high school (featuring a cameo from our dear friend and educational assistant, Tara) and how sobriety impacts the performance/show-going experience. Cherise also unveils some big news!That and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

We're back, with a new setup and wow, just Owen Wilson WOW. Did you hear that? So smooth!This week we are finally recording after the circuit breaker had been in effect here in Saint John, which prohibited people from hanging out with each other in their homes.On this episode, we chatted about our event last week at Hopscotch, Cherise becoming a Swiftie, Bryan Cranston as Gordon Lightfoot, ( yes you read and heard that right), going to concerts and safe spaces in 2022 and much more on this silly salad of an episode!Big thank you to our newest sponsor, Ustation, for helping make this episode possible and to all of our patrons. We love you and couldn't do the show without you!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back Strange Crew! This week, it's just the two of us. For the first time in a while, we sit down at the mic and shoot the shit!We talk a little bit about the show's new format (we really hope you like hearing us talk because lol). As well as a new setup. We also talk about Tom Petty, whose birthday it was on the day of recording, and how pretty much everyone has a Tom Petty song they love. Also talk about his iconic album Damn the Torpedos, which will be performed by Classic Albums Live at the Imperial Theatre here in Saint John on October 29. Also, for the first time on the show, we go into detail about the horrible trip home from Quebec City to see Fleetwood Mac in 2019, almost two years ago. We often talk about that concert on the show, but not the shit show that was a return home. We finally tell you the full story. Sliding into DMs, Willow Smith and catching vibes of all kinds this episode of Strange Grooves! We want to give a special thank you to USTATION, our newest sponsor of the show. If you're in Saint John, New Brunswick and looking for a space to help you #GetToWork, you won't find a better place!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

We're so excited to bring you our chat with Brooke, owner of  Thunderstruck, a custom rock 'n' roll clothing company out of the United States.We've been long-time followers of Brooke and her incredible creations. So when she agreed to join us via Zoom, we were so excited!When Brooke found a KISS Cassette in her father's closet as a kid, she knew her life was never going to be the same. She started a mission to deep dive into all the rock 'n' roll artists she loved and learn everything she possibly could about them.  She shares with us how she started to intertwine her love of music with her love of fashion, which led to the founding of Thunderstruck. We talk about running a small business and the incredible community Thunderstruck has created. She also talks about the close relationships she fosters with her customers, including some more famous clientele, like Luke from The Struts! She also gives us insight into her creative/design process. We also dive into Brook's favourite concert memories, her latest Pandora discoveries, and of course, her desert island discs! That and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves! To check out some of Brooke's creations, head over to the Strange Grooves blog!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

In this episode we are talking to our fantastic pal and DJ extraordinaire, DJ NO NO, Naomi Peters. We have our 4th birthday coming up on October 1st at the Five and Dime, and Naomi will be playing a disco set! Naomi is a multi-talented artist and photographer and is also an incredible DJ. We chat with her about how she starting her DJ journey and her musical tastes and influences. We also discuss of dance music is underrepresented in local music scenes/coverage and how she hopes to bring more of that to Saint John. We also dive into her Spotify and of course, ask her about her desert island discs! That and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves!Check out some of Naomi's playlists over on the Strange Grooves blog!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Well, would you just look at that? We are sitting here releasing our 100th episode with the band that got this whole project started. The band brought the two of us together and created an out-of-this-world friendship. How freaking cool is this?! Ronnie King and Kim Berly join us on this special anniversary episode. Prepare to laugh, sing, and think back on some great memories!The Stampeders are Canadian music legends and are a rock trio making music for almost sixty years. They talk to us about how the band first got started and their favourite memories as a band. You'll hear about how Ronnie became friends with Wolfman Jack and how he ended up on one of the band's biggest hits.The guys also talk about the music they grew up listening to and what they've been listening to lately! And of course, we tell THEM how their music brought us together and created this podcast! Remember when we saw them in 2019? That and so much more the 100th episode of Strange Grooves! Check out some photos, videos and more from this episode over on the Strange Grooves blog! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Alright, Strange Crew, "This jam is amplified, so just glide and let your backbone slide" and welcome to our interview with award-winning musician, producer, actor and author, and now friend,  Maestro Fresh Wes! On this week's very special episode, We sit down with Maestro who recently moved to Saint John, at Ethel and Mary's in uptown Saint John. Owner and New Brunswick rapper Stephen Hero also joins us as our guest co-host and boy, he came prepared! Maestro takes us through his earliest memories of music and how he first discovered rap. Stephen Hero chats with Maestro about some of his favourite records and some of his stories and experiences working with some of the best in the Toronto scene and beyond. He also shares a personal story about rap that literally kept his best friend alive, and some thoughts on LL Cool J he's NEVER revealed in an interview until now. We also chat about Maestro's new radio show with 97.3 The Wave, Maestro In The Maritimes. Be sure to check that out on Friday nights!Stephen Hero also takes over our usual "Desert Island Discs" segment with a question of his own. That and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves!To check out some behind the scene video and content for this episode head over to the Strange Grooves blog and subscribe to our YouTube channel. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

This week we're joined via Zoom by the amazing Andrew Moore! Moore is a proficient multi-instrumentalist and recording engineer extraordinaire! Starting out playing the piano, he's gone on to complete the Royal Conservatory of Music training and earn a degree in guitar performance from the Los Angeles College of Music. He also discovered a love for music production and recording and attended Musician's Institute in 2013. Today, he's recording and mixing different projects for both personal and commercial use. He also performs live (pre-Covid, obviously) and released his first album of original songs, “Moth”. If that doesn't wow you enough, he's also had the pleasure of sharing the stage with talented acts such as Sheila E (Beyonce, Prince), Phillip Bynoe (Steve Vai), Mansour (Century Records) Monika Boryzm (Sony Records), Li Yuchun and Dimash Kudaibergenov. We chat with Andrew about his introduction to music playing the piano, and how eventually moved on to the guitar. We also talk about his experience going to school in L.A. and how those opportunities and connections led him to live and work in China!Andrew talks about what it's really like to build a career as a professional guitarist and share the best piece of carer advice he's ever received (hint: see the show title). He tells us his favourite guitarists and what working and creating has been like during Covid-19.Desert island discs; defending Angus Young; appreciation for love and rock ballads and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back! On this episode, we are joined by two of all our faves,  Julia Rodgers and Abigail Smith. They came over to chat about the super rad Best of Saint John Awards Show happening at Imperial Theatre this coming weekend. You can buy tickets and attend with your bubble pals or buy the Livestream to watch at home. The lineup and nominations are incredible including, Doctor Mother Father, Surface Wounds, and Moondrip Collective.We chat about the prep that went into this event, life the past couple of months and the role campus/community radio plays in fostering local music communities. Desert Island Discs, mango refreshers and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back, Strange Crew!This week we're excited to bring you our chat with the Aaron, Jay and David of Hammond River Collective, a Canadian band serving up that classic rock 'n' roll sound we love! In a chill hangout at Cait's place, the band tells us about their upcoming show at the Imperial Theatre in Saint John with our friends (and former guests) Jamie Comeau and the Crooked Teeth. They also talk about their experience taking part in the theatre's incubator program, and what it was like for the band during the last year. We also chat about musical influences, and how the band came first came together. They also dive into some of their memorable concert experiences...which include fighting with ushers during Black Sabbath and getting unfairly kicked out of a Blue Oyster Cult show.Desert Island Discs, Strange Grooves memories, custom denim jackets and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves! We hope you enjoy the ride. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome back, Strange Crew!In this week's episode, Strange Grooves is on the move! Bob Keayes takes us out for a ride in his antique Beetle, named Jude!We cruise around Saint John talking music, including Bob's earliest music experiences, how he got into record collecting (he brought a big pile in the back seat for show & tell!) and how he once wrote a love letter to a crush using lyrics from Fleetwood Mac's Rumours. We love it. Bob also spontaneously calls his cousin, Philip Dunnigan, who's Celine Dion's principal violin player ( SO COOL) who has also played with the likes of Led Zeppelin and many other incredible acts. We have a quick chat with him about his career, favourite performances, and what he looks forward to most when the Covid-19 pandemic is over. That and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves! We hope you enjoy the ride (literally)! Check out photos and behind the scenes video from this episode over on the Strange Grooves blog! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

On this episode, we're joined by returning guest, singer-songwriter Brent Mason! He joins us to talk about his 11th Annual Bob Dylan Birthday Bash being held this Saturday, May 8th at Saint John's Imperial Theatre (and can be streamed from anywhere!)We talk about the history of the event and how it's evolved throughout the years. We also dive into what makes a good Dylan cover and the kinds of fans he attracts. Brent and Cherise also share their favourite Dylan concert memories. They also share their thoughts on Bob's latest album, Rough and Rowdy Ways and the Rolling Thunder Review film.Blood on the Tracks, Whiskey, Radio, Shakespeare, and so much on this episode of Strange Grooves! Tickets (both in-person and streaming) can be purchased via The Imperial Theatre website.★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Laura joins us via Zoom from her Halifax Home, also known as a popular house concert venue the "Syrup Factory." We talk about Side Door and how it's adapted throughout the pandemic. We also talk about her experiences in the booming Halifax music scene as a teenager, and how that ultimately led her to start her business. Los Angeles adventures, break dancing kids at Osheaga, Desert Island Discs and so much for on this episode of Strange Grooves! Check Laura's LA playlist and more over on the Strange Grooves blog!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Steve DeAngelo is a globally recognized cannabis leader who was dubbed “the father of the legal industry.” As a lifelong activist, author, educator, investor, and entrepreneur, he has spent more than four decades on the front lines of the cannabis reform movement. For those of you that follow Cait on social media, you may have seen these two hanging out in Saint John, Toronto and California together working on projects and it has been a long time coming that we got Steve on our show!In this episode, we talk about Steve's early experiences with music, and how it influenced him and many others to push for change during the anti-war movement in the United States throughout the 1960s and '70s. We also dive into the deep, rich history between music and cannabis throughout the world and what role music plays today in the advocacy for legalization worldwide.  Steve also tells us about some of his favourite music memories, what he's been listening to lately and so much more on this episode of Strange Grooves!Want to learn more about Steve, head on over to the Strange Groove blog!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

You've heard his voice at the beginning of each episode telling you to "enjoy the ride." Now, he's joining us for Volume 90! We're so excited to bring you our conversation with the incredible Clyde Wray.

On this week's episode, Karen Riley joins us to talk about her upcoming documentary about the creative arts community in Saint John: Highest Tides and Green Grass.

Our guest this week is New Brunswick musician and TikTok favourite Waylon Napadogan!

On this week's episode, Devon Floyd joins us via zoom to chat about making music; life during the pandemic; record collecting (ya'll need to get on Discogs); favourite concert memories; rock star meetings (including one with the Golden God, Robert Plant!) and so much more!

We're back Strange Crew and we have a hot episode just for you. YEET.

Welcome back, Strange Crew! It's getting a bit colder out but fear not! Get cozy and hang with us! We have some great folks joining us for this episode and one of our guests is dropping a new single this week!

Welcome back, Strange Crew! We are thrilled to bring this interview with our pals Corey Jellisen from Sunroom Sessions and Jerry Lewis from Jerry Can Productions.

Welcome back, Strange Crew! This week we bring you a short little episode as we celebrate 3 (!!) years of the strange project! Can you believe it? We certainly can't.