The Pagan Place Podcast

We welcome Jamie, Drake and Nick of Jamie Comeau and the Crooked Teeth into the Pagan Place. Join us as we talk a bit about their intense 2018 and where they would like 2019 to take them. We'll also talk a bit about what's changed from the days of Jamie recording alone in his bedroom to playing, writing and
recording with the full band. Of course you'll get to hear some great tunes as well including a stripped down 3 piece track they played just for you.
The music you'll hear in this episode: Breathe for You (recorded live at the Kent Theatre) and Left Behind (off Jamie's First EP 'About Face'), Hold My Own (taken from one of their YouTube sessions), Animals (Pagan Place Sessions Recording)
If you enjoy what you hear you can find them on Facebook, Instagram and You can find Jamie's first EP on Bandcamp. You can also check out the live video for 'Breathe for You' on YouTube Here.
  Thanks to Frank James for watching the audio during the interview portion of this episode
  A big thanks to Jeff from the Pocologan Camp Party for the shout out. This is an amazing slightly secret/not so secret bash. If you've never been, you'll want to reconsider missing another one. You can find info on them on Facebook, Instagram and even a bit on YouTube. Also Jeff was a guest
on a previous episode, you can find part 1 Right Here.
 Thanks to 'Well Well Well' for the use of their track 'Coldsnap' as our into. You can find them and all their Proggy goodness on Bandcamp

This time around we're joined by Jason Ogden of Penny Blacks. We'll talk a bit about music helping to drive his life, the changes in the local music scene over the years and the fact that he still gets pre-show jitters. You'll even get to hear a few amazing tunes from some of the many projects he's been part of.
  The Tunes You’ll Hear: Plastic War - Spider Legs, Penny Blacks - Hand 2 Hand, Hospital Grade - The Sea Will Punish us, Jason Ogden - The Night Manager
 
   If you enjoy what you hear, feel free to visit them on the Bandcamp page. You can also find them on Facebook and Instagram
 
A big thanks to Steve, the host of Podcast of the Universe, for his support of the show. Be sure to send him some love and check out his show for some interesting topics that cover everything BUT He-Man. You can give him a listen at https://anchor.fm/potu and even visit him on Twitter and Instagram.... If He-man is your bag, you can even hear him cover that in his other podcast that has a strict pro He-man rule at https://anchor.fm/potu4motu. Also, Thanks to Anthony England for the closing shoutout.
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Intro track: "Coldsnap" by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Well Well Well

This time around we were visited by singer/songwriter Clinton Charlton. We talk a bit about his first forays into music, a bit about some of his projects and of
course he graced us with a few of his tunes, recorded live in-house just for this episode.
Tunes You'll hear on this episode: Winter's Thaw, The Busker, Golden Years, Sunken Treasure
If you like what you've heard here you can find him on Facebook and at his website January Through December. 
 
 Thanks to Adrian the Intern for his second pass at sound engineering the interview portions of this episode.
 And of course Thanks to Picadilly Coffee Roasters who fueled this episode. You can find out more about them Via their Facebook page. You can also find them on Instagram 
 
Thanks to Well Well Well for the use of their song "Cold Snap". If you want to check out more of them, head over to their Bandcamp page.

This time around we were visited by singer/songwriter Corey Jellison. We talk a bit about his upcoming EP and his trek to get where he's at. He even played us a few tunes as well, recorded live in-house just for this episode. 
The tracks you'll hear on this episode are: Against the Wild, Coming Home (City and Colour) and Current wave,  Stranger Days
You can check out Corey on Facebook, YouTube and on instagram
Thanks to Adrian the Intern for his first official go at sound engineering the interview portions of this episode.
Intro theme provided compliments of Well Well Well. Check them out at wellwellwellcanada.bandcamp.com/
Thanks to Jeff and Andrew from 107.3fm's Music We Like.

On this episode we're joined by song writer Aryelle Morrison as we talk about some of her influences, her experiences learning classical piano as a child and how she feels about were her music may take her. We do apologize, there will be some microphone fuzz on this episode.
The tunes you heard on this episode are from her latest EP Stereotypical: Batteries, Advice, A Year  (Remix)
If you like what you hear you can pick up Aryelle's latest EP on her Bandcamp.
You can also find her through social media: Facebook and Instagram
Also, thanks to Adrian the Intern and Frank James..  Find us wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Facebook and Instagram.
Intro track: 'Coldsnap' by Well Well Well.

On this episode we're joined by travel and adventure blogger Melissa Smith and Co-Adventurer Joel Smith as we talk about some of their early adventures together and beginnings of what became the Meandering Maritimer.
Be sure to check Melissa's blog in all it's media formats. you can Find her writings at:
The Meandering Maritimer and Maritime Love
You can also find her on Facebook, Instagram and twitter
The Music you heard on this episode: Adam Washburn - Time, Spruce - All in Stride, Craig Cardiff - Lenny Bruce Lee, Tomato/Tomato - Everything You Need (Revisited)
Special thanks for the permission from the artists.
If you like what you heard you can find follow the above links to their bandcamp pages.
Also, thanks to Adrian the Intern and Frank James.. Find us wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Facebook and Instagram.
Intro track: 'Coldsnap' by Well Well Well.

In this episode Kalen leaves the comfort of his home studio and joins the band Papal Visit front men Pierre and Adam, as well as John and Chris from the live band, at their jam spot after a killer show for the Quality Block Party. They discuss their history together as well as their home town's rich rock and roll past. Be sure to check out their Bandcamp, you can also find them on Facebook
The tracks from this episode are: What Makes Him Win, The Heaviness, Sparkling Blue Depression, bonus yet to be released track, Pagan Place, Cut Me Out, I Wanna Part in a Play, We Can Work it Off
Since there are a few honourable mentions in this episode here are a few other links for those that might be curious about the bands and artists mentioned in this spisode.
Ermine - You can hear them on the BBQ Records YouTube page
Wooden Wives and The Organizers - You can check them both out at the Wooden Wives Bandcamp Page
Thanks to Buddy from Pension Clothing for the shout out and a sweet hat. You should check out their Site for some sweet duds
Also, thanks to Maeve the Intern and Frank James.. Find us wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Facebook and Instagram.
Intro track: Coldsnap by Well Well Well.

REMASTERED EPISODE .... On this episode I'm joined by Jeff Keleher and we discuss his Family's end of summer bash, The Pocologan Camp Party Running August 24th and 25th. We talk a bit about the history of the event, the joys, the stresses and where they may want to take it in the future. Of course we were sure to give you some tunes from a few of the artists playing the event.
The music you heard on this episode:
Jamie Comeau and the Crooked Teeth - Fortune, Math Class - Shatterbrain, TAAPE - Mudbath, The Brood - Chicken, Cheese and beer, Natalie Lynn - Company, Big Smoke Brass - The Square, Hi-Def - Proceed to Wonder,
Also, thanks to Adrian the Intern and Frank James.. Find us wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Facebook and Instagram.
Intro track: 'Coldsnap' by Well Well Well.

    We're joined by Ryan McIntyre, who talks about his progression in his musical taste and getting over old inhibitions toward certain genres. We talk everything from Peter and the Wolf, Vivaldi, through Blues, Folk and Pop. Check out the links below to hear some of the songs we talked about but were unable to play due to copyrights.
The Music you heard on this episode: Red Cardinal - Flimsy, Joe McCorriston - See Ya, Troy Chenier - Fever & Cold.  Papal Visit - Back to the start
You can find Peter and the Wolf, Narrated by David Bowie and orchestrated by the Philadelphia Orchestra Right Here.
Ryan's final song he discussed is Kate Nash's 'To the Music I Belong' .. You can listen to it HERE.
If you want to check out Max Richter's amazing rendition of Vivaldi's 'Four Seasons' you can listen to it HERE.
 
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Intro track: "Coldsnap" by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Well Well Well

      We're joined by Cherise Letson and Cait Milberry from Strange Grooves. We talk a bit about How they got started, some of their favourite tunes and where they are heading.
You can find them on their website www.strangegrooves.com or on Facebook
don't forget to check them out on most social media platforms as strangegooves.
 If you want to check out the tunes they talked about: Stampeders - Sweet City Woman  Fleetwood Mac - Gypsy
The music you heard on this episode:  Little You Little Me - Caught Between Us,  Well Well Well - Mahsi Cho 
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Intro track: "Coldsnap" by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Well Well Well