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It's the Halloween..."ish" episode of Georgian Bay Roots Radio! This week on the show join host Kailey Jane Hawkins for some holiday-appropriate tunes -- no tricks, only musical treats for you in this week's show! Featuring tracks by Cara Luft, Danny Michel, The JD Edwards Band, De Temps Antan, Kae Shelby, Bahamas, The AB3, The Krueger Band, Dandelioness, Matt Epp, Ambre McLean and Motes and Oats!

Singer/Songwriter, musician, music educator and really cool Mom, Ambre McLean! ambremclean.com This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

We've got news to share on this week's episode of Georgian Bay Roots Radio!! We're excited to announce that we'll have TWO new hosts coming on board to join the team. Please join us in offering a big welcome to Marcie Riegling and to Tim Harrison! Tune in to hear all about our new hosts and when you'll hear them on the air. This week on the show we're spinning tunes to celebrate our founder, Jon Farmer, to celebrate Marcie and Tim's arrival and upcoming shows, and to share awesome music...because that's what we do! Featuring tracks by Danny Michel, The Dry Bones, Julian Taylor, Shawna Caspi, Larry Jensen, The Sundown Drivers, Drew McIvor, James Keelaghan, The East Pointers, Ambre McLean, Kailey Jane Hawkins and Tim Harrison!

Summerfolk 47 has come and gone and we're not ready to say Goodnight Irene just yet! In this week's episode of Georgian Bay Roots relive some of host Kailey Jane Hawkins' favourite musical moments from Summerfolk 47, including music by Ambre McLean, Redfox, Irish Mythen, Danny Michel, Leela Gilday, William Prince, Steve Poltz, Aleksi Campagne, The Mackenzie Blues Band, and RPR, also featuring tunes by Matt Andersen and Stan Rogers, and making his debut on the Georgian Bay Roots Radio airwaves, a tune from local musician Richard Ebbs!

Ambre McLean and Preetam Sengupta joined us live on Folk Roots Radio on November 9 2013 as a new duo Crash Bamboo. In those days Folk Roots Radio was only on CFRU 93.3fm (Guelph) and we went live every Saturday morning from 8-10 a.m. ET. It's a great conversation - they also sang a few songs live for us. Despite the fact they were going into the studio to record, the duo project was put on the shelf (in favour of solo work) until this year. They've just released the single "Just A Word" which was one of the songs they played live for us that day. A truly beautiful forty minutes of live radio - it's great to be able to share it again. Visit Ambre McLean online at http://ambremclean.com and Preetam Sengupta online at http://preetam.ca. Music: Crash Bamboo, “Hey You” (Live), “Just A Word” (Live), “Don’t Worry Be Happy” (Bobby McFerrin) (Live), Ash & Bloom “Heaven Is A Ghost Town" from “Ash & Bloom” E.P. (2013, Self), “Coming Home” (Live) and “May The Sun Always Shine At Your Door” (Live).

Winnipeg country roots troubadour singer-songwriter Kevin Roy joins us on Episode 377 of Folk Roots Radio for a chat about his music and three live songs. It's a great session and definitely worth checking out. We also include new music from Manitoba Hal, Gordie Tentrees and Jaxon Haldane, Ambre McLean, Vi Wickam And Justin Branum, Anne Janelle, Billy Strings, Norm Brunet, Samantha Martin & Delta Sugar and Marie Knight. Check out the full playlist: http://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-377-kevin-roy-live-new-releases/

A few laughs to accompany an ice storm / Ambre McLean performs, plus Tim Niblett on George Lucas and Phil's sister Jen on his marriage in the extra segments / Hugh Dillon, famous actor and musician, and fan of the show.

Stephen Fearing is heading out on the road this spring for a solo tour that takes in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario. We catch up with Stephen on the road from Regina to Winnipeg to chat about the tour and his very well received ninth solo album 2017's "Every Soul's A Sailor", which took home the Canadian Folk Music Award for Contemporary Singer of the Year. And among the new music on Episode 373 of Folk Roots Radio we check out the latest releases from Julie Ross, Ambre McLean, Dennis Elsworth & Kinley Dowling, Vi Wickam & Justin Branum and Crystal Shawanda. Check out the full playlist on the website: http://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-373-stephen-fearing-new-releases/

Saturday at Riverfest in Elora, Ontario we talk with Tim Kingsbury from Arcade Fire about Google It; The Planet Smashers come alive with many stories, most notably the term Vomipella may have been coined during the taping of this podcast; Ambre McLean tell us about Singing for her Supper; we also speak with volunteers, patrons and food vendors from the festival, all of whom contributed to the incredible atmosphere and awesome energy of this event! Support the Tell Me Stories Podcast