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episode 11

Twin Flames

It is a great honour that we conclude 2020 speaking with Chelsey June, métis (Algonquin Cree) from Ottawa and Jaaji, Inuk and Mohawk from Nunavik about the lengths they went to, to connect with their audience, sharing the stories behind the music, providing an opportunity for their listeners to interact and share stories of their own, with the hope that they not feel so alone during this year of isolation.

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Release Day - April 29, 2021 The Lyrics - Used for Love by Mint Simon (@mintsimonsays) The Artist - Mint Simon (@mintsimonsays) @justin_rutledge is a Juno Award-winning singer-songwriter from Toronto. A stalwart of the Toronto music scene for nearly 20 years, Justin has released 8 albums, and has toured extensively throughout North America and Europe. In recent years, Justin has embarked on an acting career, which included collaborating with Man Booker Prize-winning author Michael Ondaatje on the stage adaptation of the acclaimed novel Divisadero. Justin counts Canadian icons Gordon Lightfoot, Blue Rodeo, and Mary Margaret O’Hara amongst his fans. Release Day - March 26th, 2021 📢🎙NEW Podcast Episode w/Juno award winning singer-songwriter Justin Rutledge (@justin_rutledge) ⏩🎞From our conversation with Bad Buddy (@badbuddyband) - Guitarist Andi Vissia (@lil_viss) talks about re-recording their album and releasing it during the pandemic. ⏩🎞From our conversation with Bad Buddy (@badbuddyband) - Drummer Geoffrey Hamdon-O’Brien talks about the benefits of playing shows to a smaller audience. ⏩🎞From our conversation with Bad Buddy (@badbuddyband) - lead singer Emily Bachynski talks about the strong, emotional connection her lyrics have had with their audiences. The female-fronted Motown-surf-punk band commands attention, painting strong, feminist, sonic pictures drawn from real-life inspirations.