The Pagan Place Podcast

In this episode Adam Washburn popped in for a visit and played a great set for us. We talk a bit about where his music is going and the ever changing industry that effects how artists get themselves out there. He also played a few of his tracks, recorded live in-house just for this episode.
The songs you heard on this episode: Molly, The Best Days, Blue, A cover of the Beatles' Blackbird, and Chasing Butterflies.
 
You can find Adam all over the place: Facebook , Bandcamp , Twitter , Instagram
If you like what you hear here, head over to his bandcamp page. His last album and EP digital downloads are both up for pay what you will. 

 In this episode we're joined for a second time by Gram Lewis. We reminice a bit about our youth, talk song writing and why he chose the songs that he decided to play for us. Of course his tracks were, recorded live in-house just for this episode. You'll hear a little of Adrian the intern from time to time as well.
The music you'll hear in this episde: Backyard, Songbird and a cover of Ween's The Argus.
 
Enjoy.

Our first "Just the Music" episode put together back in 2017. This was episode 15 and consisted of one live recording from each of our musical guests up to that point. No talk, all rock.
 
Tunes You'll hear: Troy Chenier - Heaven Take Me Home, Adam Washburn - Penelope, Hunter J. Wilson - Poems, Frank James - Pity Sake, Austin Eatman - Same Damn Stone, Steve Fudge - Close Down, Peter Butler - Line by Line, Kerry Caron - 21 Stories, Drake Adams - On Your Own, Joe McCorriston - My Hero, Gram Lewis - You Are Not Alone

  This time around we decided to give you a bit of a longer episode. Eric from Parapony Picture Shows, the team that gives us the web series Hurtin. We talk a bit about the show, it's origins, influences and everything else that came to mind. We did have to contend with a band playing in the upstairs studio while we talked, so just a heads up that there is some backround noise. We'll say it's atmospheric. You can visit their website at hurtin.ca or check them out on their YouTube channel
Also check them out on Twitter , Facebook and even Instagram.
 
The songs you heard in this episode are: Heftone Banjo Orchestra - Maple Leaf Rag (intro), Flight of the Conchords - Rock the Party, Saddlesore Co-op Society - Cash Climb, Beastie Boys - 5 Piece Chicken Meal, Beardo - John Lennon, Saddlesore Co-op Society - Oh Pappa, Saddlesore Co-op Society - Hurtin Theme (outro)

     Mr. Steve Fudge decided to come up to the studio and play us a few of his tunes. We also chatted about his other artistic interests, his rough start with open mics and the best experience he's had playing a gig. Steve has made many a venture, we dare say successfully, in to other realms such as HipHop and Comedy and we were glad to get him in for a chat. Hey plaed us a few tracks, recorded live in-house just for this episode.
   The songs you heard on this episode were: Halfway, Erin and a cover of a 'Neutral Milk Hotel' song, Engine.
   If you want to venture into his stroll down HipHop lane (which we really recommend you do) you can find his albums on Bandcamp for free right here: Curbside Prawjek
    you can also find Steve on Twitter

In this episode we were invited into the studio of Industrial Park Productions to talk with Raven Blue and Jeff McLennan about their upcoming short film Homeless, due to be released Aug. 18th at the Third Shift Contemporary Arts Festival. They talk a bit about the importance of team collaberation, The learning curve of making a film and even let us hear a few tunes that influenced their gripping soundtrack. 
 
Check out the films webpage here and of course watch the Trailer here
The music you heard in this episode was suggested by Raven and Jeff. You heard M83 - Couleurs (intro / extro), Paradise Animals - Coastal Lines and Blank Banshee - Teenage Pregnancy.

  In this episode we had a phone interview with England's own Joe McCorriston all the way from Morecambe, Lancashire. We talk a bit about falling in love with music, changes in his song writing, the music industry and what to expect when someone wants to take on the life of a professional musician.
  The songs you heard in this episode are: See Ya (with the Intro, Off the album 'Try as you might'), Halloween, Alive, C'est La Vie and Hero.
Visit Joe's website at http://joemccorriston.com/
If you like what you hear wander over to his band camp page to check out some albums and give him some love:Here
You can also find him on Twitter, Instagram and of course YouTube.
Check out his latest Video for 'Halloween' Here

  In this Episode we welcome Hunter into the studio to talk a bit about his music and his emotional investment in what he's doing with his song writing and some insight into life on the road. He played us a few tunes as well, Recorded live in-house just for this episode.
 
The songs you heard in this episode are: Pretty Habits, I've Been Asleep (A Long, Long time) a Hey Rosetta cover and Elijah's Lily. The into music was called Poems.

    In this episode we were visited by Drake Adams. He talked a bit about life on the road and being in a van with band mates for a month at a time, with all it's ups and downs. Of course he also played us a few tunes, recorded live in-house just for this episode.
 
The song heard in this episode are: Dreaming of You, On Your Own, City Lights and cover of Barr Brothers' "Even the Darkness Has Arms"
 
You can find Drake Adams Music on Facebook by clicking Here

In this episode we welcome Kerry Caron to the Pagan Place to play a few tunes and talk a little about what drives him forward. He also graced us with a few tunes as well, recorded live in-house just for this episode.
The music you'll hear in this episode:  'Twenty One Stories',' I hear them All' (Dave Rawlings) and 'Ain't always Smiling'.
The intro was 'Wheels & Gasoline' by Dead Fingers
 
You can also find Kerry on facebook by clicking here