Podcasts about canada's queen

One Timers is a chance to get to know the guest of Sports and More the Podcast, just a little more. On our Canada Day celebration episode I had a chance to chat with Canada's Queen of Rock Sass Jordan. While I had the chance I got some One Timer questions in as well.

Canada's Queen of Rock Sass Jordan joined me to celebrate Canada Day on our 50th episode!! We chatted about her new album and how she looks back on an album that just turned 25. How Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins got his start with her band and word association when it comes to Canadian female artists.

Canada's Queen of Punk, Bif Naked, on COVID-19, Vindaloo and some guy named Jim.

Are there people who doubt your skills? How do you deal with it? Or do you live in fear? This week on Cue to Cue, Canada's Queen of R&B, Jully Black, opens up about her past challenges overcoming self-doubt and finding her inner confidence. She reminds us that true wealth is in our confidence and our belief systems. In this episode: Why mentorship is one of the most powerful tools for artists How to deal with people who doubt you Why confidence is your most valuable currency and why most people fail to understand its power How to live your life in a way that you will leave a legacy Jully's process of learning love the "sound that  is coming out of her right now" Finding and embracing your own voiceprint A little about Jully: Jully Black is a true Canadian Icon. Named as one of ‘The 25 Greatest Canadian Singers Ever’, (CBC Music) she has been dubbed ‘Canada’s Queen of R&B Soul’ by fans and industry leaders alike. As a platinum selling recording artist, her music career has yielded multiple singles reaching the Top 10 pop, R&B and dance music charts. She has taken home Juno and Gemini Awards, earned innumerable industry accolades and was hand selected to sing for the Queen of England.  With her powerhouse vocals, hilarious personality and love of people, Jully Black truly is everyone, and unlike anyone. Her passion for philanthropy has taken her from the shantytowns of Bangladesh to the villages of South Africa and all across Canada. As a woman of faith, she champions important causes and uses her career as a platform to celebrate and inspire the greatness that lies within each of us.  As a songwriter, Jully has touched the hearts of her fans with her extensive music catalogue, her compositions for industry heavyweights such as Destiny’s Child and Nas, and on collaborations with songwriter, musician and performance titans such as Ian Thornley (Big Wreck). She has shared the stage with superstars such as The Black Eyed Peas, Kanye West, Bon Jovi, Celine Dion, Elton John, Alicia Keys, Etta James and Juno Breakthrough Artist, Jessie Reyez, to name a few.  Jully is a major presence in the Canadian media and entertainment industry. As former host and correspondent for CTV’s etalk, Jully was chosen to interview global megastars such as Jay-Z, Oprah Winfrey, and former president Bill Clinton. Her music has been featured in film and television and she has personally appeared on, co-hosted and been featured on numerous national television programs and speaking platforms including the sizzling and immediately viral CBC ‘Canada Reads’ 2018 appearance, a much lauded TED Talk, the Global TV feature ‘The First Time I Was Called A ...’, CTV’s ‘Canadian Idol’, and City TV’s ‘Breakfast Television’. With a current starring role in The Musical Stage Company’s ‘Caroline, Or Change and various other recent lead roles in theatre such as The Musical Stage Company’s signature concert feature “Uncovered” (with Music director, Reza Jacobs in collaboration with stars of Stratford, Shaw, Broadway and London’s West End, 2018), and starring role in the critically acclaimed Mirvish Production of “Da Kink In My Hair at the renowned Princess of Wales theatre in Toronto, Jully continues to magnify her expansive musical, theatre and television repertoire.  Jully’s successful 2018 foray into creating and hosting ‘The Blackout with Jully Black’ (the critically acclaimed, provocative, ebullient and empowering weekly radio show on iHeartRadio - Newstalk1010) along with a guest starring role in the Canadian television crime drama series ‘The Coroner’ and featured segments in documentary film features with acclaimed directors and producers, serves to firmly establish her as the preeminent personality in the entertainment arena unlike anyone has in Canadian history.  Steadfastly maintaining personal fitness and wellness goals remains a priority in Jully’s life. In 2018 she leveraged social media influence and innate leadHERship skill along with unwavering desire to be the bridge that everyone can cross and launched 100 Strong and Sexy (‘100SAS’), Canada’s largest female founded, curated and led fitness challenge to date.  With purpose driven ideals and boundless spiritual fortitude, she continues to refine and reinvent her artistry. A phenom in Canadian entertainment, lifestyle and public speaking arenas, she is also co-founder and key note speaker for the renowned “Empowered In My Skin’ women’s empowerment summits, a Notable.ca award recipient, a vocal advocate for the LGBTQ+ communities, WE Day Ambassador and recipient of the prestigious BBPA Harry Jerome [Entertainment] Award (2018).  Jully’s smash single ‘Follow Your Love’ (released January 18th, 2019) debuted on the iTunes Canada Top 20 within one day of being released and saw unprecedented online impressions totaling 1.1 million+ within four days and instantly appeared on several top Spotify Playlists. Written by Jully Black and megawatt songwriters and producers YoungPete Alexander (Jully Black Musical Director and Drummer), Luther Brown Jr. (So You Think You Can Dance Canada and L.A.), Kareem James (Giant, GQ, Gap) and KickRaux (Jay-Z, Major Lazer, M.I.A. Ty Dolla Sign, Jack U [Skrillex & Diplo]), ‘Follow Your Love’ inaugurates Jully’s reentry into the Canadian musical landscape that she has helped define throughout her career.  With a new full-length album underway and slated for an early 2020 release, fervent authorship of her first book with the world’s largest trade book publisher (where she will join a roster of 60 Nobel Prize laureates and hundreds of the world’s most widely read authors) along with a few top-secret projects to be announced very soon, Jully truly is doing it all! Follow Jully! JullyBlack.ca T: @JullyBlack I: @missjullyblack Share the episode!  www.thisischelseajohnson.com/167  

Canada's Queen of R&B joined host Tom Power live in the q studio to talk about making her musical theatre debut in Caroline, or Change.

Welcome to Episode 30 the return to the letter "C". This week our wine is the Siegerrbe which was kindly donated by the Chaberton Estate Winery. We are discussing the movie The Craft and the delightful sounds of Canada's Queen of Pop Carly Rae Jepsen. We will also indulge you with our regular weekly features of After the Fact Checking our previous podcast and what's happening in the world of pop culture news. Enjoy!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/abcsandpinotgris)

No Sleep 'til Sudbury is back with Canada's Queen of Punk, Bif Naked!  Bif's achieved a lot of things - topping charts with hit singles, beating cancer, and performing in Lilith Fair to name a few. We talk about the 20th anniversary of Lilith Fair and lots more - Desmond Child, New Wave, where I Bificus came from, Sudbury, protest songs, Iron Maiden and Madonna, and her upcoming seniors burlesque school. I love this woman.     Naked's playlist: Foxy Brown - Hot Spot Asking Alexandria - Moving On Grimes - Realiti Tarkan - Kuzu Kuzu Belly - Now They'll Sleep Youssou N'Dour - No More New Order - Bizarre Love Triangle  

In this episode of PoPolitickin, we politick with Canadian singer-songwriter, producer and actress Jully Black. Jully has collaborated and written for many artists, including Nas, Saukrates, Choclair, Kardinal Offishall, Destiny's Child, and Sean Paul. She was chosen by CBC Music as one of "The 25 Greatest Canadian Singers Ever" and has been dubbed "Canada's Queen of R&B" by her fans and peers. Learn more about Jully Black at http://jullyblack.ca/

I have such a good fun show for you today with the fabulous Sass Jordan. This episode is really what I hoped all episodes would be like, a fun and casual conversation about life in the arts. It helped that I have known and worked with Sass for many years so I was comfortable. With others, I’m still learning how to build that rapport so it becomes a conversation and less of a question and answer interview. Anyways for those who do not know Sass Jordan, she is Canada’s Queen of Rock. In her 30 years in the spotlight, she has gotten to work with many of her influences including Aerosmith, The Rolling Stones, AC/DC, Cheap Trick, Santana, Joe Cocker, Styx, Rodger Hodgson, and countless others. She has won various awards, including Juno and Billboard, and has sold over a million records world-wide. She also had a short-lived acting career playing Janis Joplin in the off-Broadway hit, Love Janis and as a featured character in the television series Sisters. She tells a hilarious story of how she auditioned for a role on a Die Hard movie and shocked everyone on the set by walking out because she didn’t want to die on screen. And she was one of the judges on Canadian Idol.

Tired of the state of your radio station? Are they playing the same 20 songs over and over again? Tired of hearing the same two or three Zeppelin tunes, the same two AC/DC songs? Hell, if you all you ever listen to is terrestrial radio, it would appear that the Rolling Stones ever recorded five songs in 50 years. So forget about your transistor radio and hop on Da-Plane, this is Fantast Island Radio. A musical paradise that plays hits and deep cuts and accepts the new! During part two the boys discuss the KISS End Of The Road Tour, meet and greets and the dreaded "CRS" syndrome that afflict men over 40. They kick off the music with a pair of D.I.T.D.'s. Wallygator selects Hal Spark's Zero 1 band and the track "Panic Attack" while the Meister spins some Danko Jones with the song "Play The Blues"From there they hop the plane to Fantasy Island where the beer is cold, the sun is hot and the radio sounds a little like this...Six double shots of loud Canadian Rock carries you through the rest of the show. The first tune of each double shot is an old classic track from back in the day, followed by something a little more current from the same artist. This week's double-shots feature music from FIST, Brighton Rock, Kick Axe, Sven Gali, Von Grove and finishing off with Canada's Queen of Scream Darby Mills!

Johnny and Riley share their top winter hotspots for live music in Kingston with Nick Babcock (ex-Kasador), who tells us all about his new role on season two of CTV's The Launch, and growing up in the city's west end. Canada's Queen of Punk, Bif Naked, fills us in on her two upcoming sold-out Kingston shows, and her book, "I, Bificus." Local promoter and Kingston Canadian Film Fest director, Marc Garniss, stops by the studio to talk about his passions; live music and movies. Hosts: Johnny San Riley Jabour Links: Nick Babcock: https://nickbabcockmusic.com CTV's The Launch: http://ctv.ca/thelaunch KPP Concerts: http://kppconcerts.com Kingston Canadian Film Festival: http://kingcanfilmfest.com Kingston Live Music Listings www.kingstonlive.ca Kingston Events, Accommodations & More www.visitkingston.ca Feedback: Your suggestions, ideas and criticisms are important and encouraged. Please let us know what you think by commenting here, or by email at podcast@kingstonlive.ca