The Pagan Place Podcast

  Austin Eatman joined us to talk about his newly released EP: "Broke Radio". We got to discuss his experiences from his first studio recording and maybe even a few expectations for his future. We also got to enjoy a sweet session by Austin that we recorded live in-house for this episode.
  The tunes you'll hear on this episode are: On You, Stop Short, Jackie Brown, Broken Radio (album version)
  If you like what you hear, be sure to check him out all over the web: Facebook, Bandcamp, Instagram and wherever you stream your music.
Thanks to Jon Forward for the Shout out. Check him out at jonforward.com, Listen to his Saint Jon Forward Radio Podcast and give him a look see over on his Instagram.  He was also a past guest on the Pagan Place, you can check out his most recent episode Here and his first appearance Right Here. 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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  We were joined by David R. Elliott to talk about his latest album Common St. and where his heart was at while writing, recording and producing it. We also talk a little about his new restaurant Ethel and Mary's. We were graced with an amazing session that we recorded live in-house just for this epiosde.
  The tracks you'll hear on this episode are: On the Run, Causeway, Something About the Way (album version) and Carmarthen.
  If you like what you hear you can find him on Bandcamp, Facebook and Instagram. 
Thanks to Mel Sears 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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   We were joined By Andrew and Jeff of Music we Like. We talk about the importance of community radio, how to get involved and what they love about it. We also talk about Sealand and ask Google to tell us some jokes. Of course, as always, You'll get some great music as well. You can also find Andrew and Jeff Live by tuning in on Thursday nights 8-10pm AST on local CFMH 107.3 fm or by streaming at localfm.ca 
   The Tunes you'll hear on this episode are: The Butterfly Effect - an Ultraviolet Apology, Michael M. McDonald - Bootlegger's Son, David R. Elliott - Foolish Lips, Michael Ramey - Don't Fight, Pick Lupins
  Jeff's Moscow Mule: 1 Really Nice Glass, Some Really Frosty Ice, 2 Shots of Vodka (That makes it extra Jeff-ish), Sparkling Water, Ginger Beer, Juice of a Freshly Milked Lemon. 
  Also, a huge thanks to Well Well Well for the use of their song 'Coldsnap' for our theme. Also thanks to Frank James and Adrian the Intern.
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   We decided to go back and listen to some of our past guest to hear what they love about music. So for this minisode, why not take a listen with us.
The Tunes you hear on this episode are: AngelMask - Daydream Nightmare, Diamondtown - Seize, Spruce - 8 Missing 6
   A big thanks to Steve from Podcast of the Universe for the shoutout! Go check him out, give him some love.
Also, a huge thanks to Well Well Well for the use of their song 'Coldsnap' for our theme. Also thanks to Frank James and Adrian the Intern.
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  We were joined by Greg Webber of Kill Chicago. We talk everything from being in a junior high punk band, his touring with maritime rockers 'Bucket Truck', right to the humble beginnings of 'Kill Chicago'. Of course we talk a bit about what you can expect on the new album as well.
   The Tunes you hear on this episode are: Count to Ten (The Grey), Flying Home (The Fix), Two Drinks Behind (The Fix), Made Up (The Fix)
   A big thanks to Melissa Matheson for the shoutout!
Also, a huge thanks to Well Well Well for the use of their song 'Coldsnap' for our theme. Also thanks to Frank James and Adrian the Intern.
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   This time around we didn't have any guests lined up but still wanted to give you folks a little something.. It is a special day after all. So a few friends of the podcast tell some spooky-ish (maybe not spooky at all) stories. We also really wanted to get some amazing songs out to your earholes.
   Thanks to Steve Hayes from the Podcast of the Universe. The audio from Kalen's story is actually taken from Steve's Unsolved Mysteries Episode which you can listen to Here. You can also find him on Instagram, so be sure to go give him some love and check out his very rad podcast.
   Thanks to Steve Colwell for his tale of North End Living as a kid on Halloween.
    The music you'll hear in this episode is Sylas, You Are Loved - The Sleepy Tree, Frig Dancer - Dry Throbber, Artifiseer - Falsify. You'll also hear The Northern Arm - Empty Orchestra; which plays in the background of Kalen's strange story.
Thanks to young Sebastian for the Halloween well wishes!
A huge thanks to Well Well Well for the use of their song 'Coldsnap' for our theme. Also thanks to Frank James and Adrian the Intern.
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   We were lucky enough to be visited up and coming DJ Mike McDonald: stage name 'Baggs'. We talk about where his love of electronic music comes from, his path of learning to create his lofty Drum and Bass tones and what he wants to see in down the road.
  The Tunes we hear in this episode are from his 2019 Spring Mix. If you want to hear more of his tunes you can check out his Soundcloud. You can also find Mike on Instagram and Facebook.
  A big thanks to Chris McAleenan for the shoutout! You can check out his podcast "Livin' The Dream" on Soundcloud or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also find him on Instagram
 As always, thanks to Well Well Well for the Intro Tune.  Find us wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Facebook and Instagram

  We were joined by Geoff Smith of Tooth & the Fang to talk a bit about his love of music and the many projects that he's involved in, including his solo project "Tooth & the Fang". Of course we get to hear a few of his tunes as well.
  The Tracks you'll hear on this episode are: Broken Plate, Dog and Goodnight, Sweet Kween
  You can find Geoff on Bandcamp , Instagram and Facebook. Go give him some love.
  Thanks to Matt Parks for the shoutout. You can find a bit more  about his short film the Minister Right Here.
  A big thanks to Well Well Well for the Intro Tune. Find us wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Facebook and Instagram

   We were fortunate enough to meet up with Peter Rowan to talk about the Quality Block Party.  As one of the driving forces behind the festival we get a little insight on it's conception and where it's going. We we talking outside near a coffee shop, so you're going to hear some of the sounds that make Uptown Saint John what it is (seagulls and coffee drinkers). A huge thanks to Abigail Smith and Peter for making this happen. Also, a huge thanks to the performing artists for the use of their tunes on this episode.
The tunes you'll get to hear in this episode:
Little You, Little Me - Traveled, Sadie - About U, The Backstays - Dreams, The Hypochondriacs - Reaching Out, Like A Motorcycle - Punk One
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A huge thanks to James Mullinger for the shout out! You can find his episode Here.
 
 
 

   This time around we were joined by Writer/director Matt Parks and Comedian/Actor James Mullinger to discuss their upcoming release of the short film The Minister. As fans of 80's tropes, B Movies and VHS they fully embraced their mutual loves in homage to their inspirations.
The Music you heard in this episode: The Northern Arm - Mercury Rising (In Two Parts) 
Thanks to friends of the podcast Cait and Cherise from Strangegrooves for the shout out. Go give them some love and some listens.
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