The Pagan Place Podcast

  We were happy to be joined again by Peter Rowan to talk about making live music happen in the time of Covid. Peter and Kalen discuss the changes that will need to happen to keep live music viable and accessible to both artists and patrons in the changing environment of the music industry. Of course you know know you'll get to hear some rad tunes as well.
The Tunes you'll hear in this episode are: DenMother - Is It Greener?, Little You, Little Me - I Can Try, Dumpster Cub - White Moth, Sadie - Popcorn
You can also find these artists on Bandcamp by hitting up DenMother and you can find everyone else with Monopolized Records 
If you like what you hear from Peter You can check out his music thoughts with CBC every other Thursday with information morning, or feel free to stream. His new podcast will be coming soon as well, so keep your eyes and ears peeled. You can also check out his agent management page at https://perambulator.ca/
A bit thanks to friend of the podcast Jenn from Team Guimond, an amazing team that covers a lot of ground in helping shows and festivals run smoothly and safely. You can check them out on their Instagram
Also thanks to Frank James and Adrian the Intern. Find us wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Facebook and Instagram 

We have 5 great stories send in by some friends of the podcast and of course we have some rad tunes for you as well.
The Stories you'll hear are: A Healthy Smile (Written and read by Steph Rae), A Cup of Tea (Sent in by Anthony England and read by Kalen Capson), Ghost Fog on Buddha's Birthday ( Sent in by Erin Stewart), The Terrible Old Man (By H.P. Lovecraft and read by Kalen Capson), A Sunday Stroll (Written and Read by Steph Rae)
 
The Tunes you'll hear: Cave Dweller - Dead Drop, Elevate the Virus - Ramshakle, Rifium - Dire Rotsequences, Surface Wounds - Exposure Therapy
 
A big thanks to those who sent in their stories! Also a big thanks to the fine folks at Obscurity for the shout out! you can find them all over the net: Facebook, instagram or by visiting them at their location on 88 Germain St., Saint John, NB
Also thanks to Frank James and Adrian the Intern. Find us wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Facebook and Instagram 
Background tracks for the stories provided by Darren Curtis and Ghost Stories Incorporated.

We were fortunate enough to get a call from Newfoundland Americanaduo Jordan Coaker and Kirsten Rodden-Clarke of Quote the Raven to talk about their latest single Hope, Growth in the industry and some of their experiences and joys of being on the road.
 
The tunes you'll hear on this episode are: Golden Hour, Deadman's Pond, Hope and Laser Beam.
If you like what you hear on this episode you can also find these fine folks on Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, Bandcamp and of course through their official website http://www.quotetheravenofficial.com/
 
A big thanks to friend of the podcast Melissa from Asthetik Beauty Lounge for the shout out. Hit them up for all your aesthetic needs. You can find them on  Facebook and Instagram
 
Also thanks to Well Well Well for the Intro Tune, Frank James and Adrian the Intern. Find us wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Facebook and Instagram 

This time we had a great chat with the guys of Red Usurper to talk about their upcoming EP OV Bone and Rags, Set to be released September 25th. We also talk about the band origins and what listeners can expect to hear on the new release. There were a few audio issues with some of our mics, so some audio (Mainly Kalen's audio) is a bit lower then the rest.
 
The tunes you'll hear on this episode are: Murderous (Bone and Rags), Blackened on the Second Day (Sphere of Time), Before the Dawn (Bone and Rags)
If you really like what you hear on this episode be sure to check out the upcoming EP OV Bone and Rags hitting their media platforms September 25th. You can also find more of these guys all over the web: Spotify, Facebook, Instagram, Bandcamp and redusurper.ca
A big thanks to Madison and the fine folks at Sweet Leaf Co. for the shout out. You can check them out for all your Marijuana needs on their website or seeing what they have to say on their Facebook Page. Or visit them in person on Germain St. in Saint John, NB.
 
Also thanks to Well Well Well for the Intro Tune, Frank James and Adrian the Intern. Find us wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Facebook and Instagram 

We were excited to have a chat with Scott and Jeff from Nurture Nurture to talk about their latest single Lonely Habits. We also find out what inspires them as a band and what they hope to achieve through their music. Of course we talked them into letting us play a few of their tunes as well, Twisted their ol' rubber arms!
The tunes you'll hear in this episode: Tactical Terry (Nocturnal Panic), Lonely Habits (acoustic), Personal Best on Harbour Passage (Live). Lonely Habits  
If you like what you like what you hear on this episode you can also find Nurture Nurture all over the web: Facebook, Instagram, Bandcamp, YouTube and you can head straight to their single on Spotify. Join their chat group on Discord or head straight for their Merch!
 
Thanks to friend of the podcast Elissa of Picadilly Coffee Roasters for the shout-out! They are hands down our favourite roasters around here and they have kept us caffeinated! You can also check them out on  Facebook and Instagram.
Thanks to Well Well Well for the Intro Tune, Frank James and Adrian the Intern. Find us wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Facebook and Instagram
 
Episode thumbnail credit: Justine Dincorn

This time around we are joined by Adam Mowery to talk about his latest album Horseshoe Canyon, His first in 7 years. We chat about his song writing, recording on a 4 track cassette recorder and reminisce of day gone by. 
 
The tracks you will hear on this episode are: The Black Path (St. Joseph's Mechanical Penthouse), Floyd on 45 (Horseshoe Canyon), Local Bands (Local Bands), The Girl With No Tattoo (Horseshoe Canyon)
 
If you like what you like what you hear on this episode you can also find Adam all over the web: Facebook, Instagram, Bandcamp, and through Monopolized Records. You can also hear Adam on our episode with Papal Visit. Be sure to go give his some listens!
 
Thanks to friend of the Podcast Pam of Heartbreak Boutique for the shout out! If you've ever seen any of our snazzy buttons, you better believe they were made there. You can also find them on Facebook and Instagram. If you're looking for some sweet duds, they can definitely hook you up!
 
Thanks to Well Well Well for the Intro Tune, Frank James and Adrian the Intern. Find us wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Facebook and Instagram
 
Episode thumbnail Credit: Corey Isenor

    We were joined by DK to talk a bit about the Halifax hiphop scene and his journey getting acquainted with it. We discuss his influences, how he gets himself out there and of course he lets us hear some amazing tracks off his latest release Soul Expressions. He's been interviewed for other great podcasts such as Break North Radio, and Hip-Hop Tictactics. He also has some writing experience under his belt from working with BBOY TECH REPORT, making educational articles on beat making.
The tracks you'll hear on this episode: Rollin' (Feat. Cam James & Justo the MC), Make Your Moves (Instrumental), Reflections (Feat. Ghettosocks), Coltranes of the Movement (Feat. Aquakulture, Timbuktu, Ghettosocks)
If you like what you hear on this episode be sure to check DK out on all his social media platforms.
Website: dkproducer.com
Instagram: @dk_producer
Twitter: @dk_producer
Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/dk_producer
Bandcamp: http://dkproducer.bandcamp.com
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYu8uAec3vMoTOMphomcmuA
 
 
Amendment: The 'Tribe Called Quest Tribute' mentioned in this episode was actually brought to you by DJ Chong Wizard.
 
      Thanks to friend of the Podcast Steve of Podcast of the Universe for the shout out, be sure to give them some love! Thanks to Well Well Well for the Intro Tune, Frank James and Adrian the Intern. Find us wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Facebook and Instagram

For this episode we gave a call to Jeff Keleher, one of the fine folks that bring us the 'Pocologan Camp Party', to talk about how his team plans to work around the no festival rule and still give the people live music. We also talk about rocket launches and the importance of mental health awareness during the troubling times of Covid.
 
The tunes you'll hear on this episode are: Ringer - The Divorcees, Hold My Own - Jamie Comeau and the Crooked Teeth, James Mullinger, Beer O'Clock - the Divorcees, Plenty of Ground - Jamie Comeau and the Crooked Teeth
 
You can also find the Divorcees on: YouTube, Facebook and their Website
You can Find Jamie Comeau and the Crooked Teeth on: YouTube, Facebook, Bandcamp and Instagram
You can also find James Mullinger on: YouTube, Facebook and Instagram
 
If you enjoyed this episode you can check out other episodes with Jeff Right Here. We also  have past episodes with Jamie Comeau and the Crooked Teeth as well as a great episode with James Mullinger.
Thanks to Daniel Chamberlain for the closing shoutout!
A big thanks to Well Well Well for the Intro Tune, Frank James and Adrian the Intern. Find us wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Facebook and Instagram

  We spent some time on the phone with Geoff Smith of 'Tooth and the Fang' to talk about his latest release 'Songs from the Broadview Wind Tunnel'. we also talk a bit about how are are occupying our time in these days of isolation.
  The tunes you'll hear on this episode are: I can't See Your Face (off the album 'Void, Moving Without Having Moved'), The Shape (from the album "And I Heard from the Empty Spaces the Sound of Music, a Beautiful and awful Music'), Dog (off the album "Songs from the Broadview Wind Tunnel"), Coyote (off the album "Songs from the Broadview Wind Tunnel")
 
  You can also find Tooth and the Fang on:  Facebook,  Instagram, Bandcamp and you can stream "Songs from the Broadview Wind Tunnel" anywhere you stream music.  You can also find his last episode with us Here. Also check out his song in our 'Songs from a Distance' video series Here. 
  A big thanks to Lisa Freeze for this episode's shout out. You can find her Art on Instagram Here.
 A big thanks to Well Well Well for the Intro Tune, Frank James and Adrian the Intern. Find us wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Facebook and Instagram

On this episode we are joined (Via Phone) by Scott and Andrew of Frig Dancer, All the way from their isolation in Frig Dancer Fortress. We talked about isolation, writing and recording music and some of the changes you might expect on their forth coming split release on Ancient Temple Recordings. 
Since this was recorded over phone there is the occasional sound glitch, but we promise, it won't be enough to miff you off.
The tunes you'll hear on this episode are: Dirtbag Cat, Agoraphobic Dinner Party, 48, Pool Party (From their upcoming release)
If you like what you hear on this episode you can also find the band all over the internet: Bandcamp, Ancient Temple Recordings, Facebook and Instagram
In case you were curious about Food Wishes with Chef John, you should go check him out!
Thanks to Matt Rickard for the Shout out. Thanks to Frank James and Adrian the Intern. Also to Well Well Well for the use of their tune "Cold Snap" in our intro.
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