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Episode 3: Important Tips for Podcasters

July 22, 2017 Uncategorized 00:02:16

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A wonderful serenity has taken possession of my entire soul, like these sweet mornings of spring which I enjoy with my whole heart. I am alone, and feel the charm of existence in this spot, which was created for the bliss of souls like mine. I am so happy, my dear friend, so absorbed in the exquisite sense of mere tranquil existence, that I neglect my talents. I should be incapable of drawing a single stroke at the present moment; and yet I feel that I never was a greater artist than now.

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Episode 2: Music Production for Dummies

July 22, 2017 Music 00:02:16

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A wonderful serenity has taken possession of my entire soul, like these sweet mornings of spring which I enjoy with my whole heart. I am alone, and feel the charm of existence in this spot, which was created for the bliss of souls like mine. I am so happy, my dear friend, so absorbed in the exquisite sense of mere tranquil existence, that I neglect my talents. I should be incapable of drawing a single stroke at the present moment; and yet I feel that I never was a greater artist than now.

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Episode 1: Design in the 21st Century

July 22, 2017 Art, Design 00:02:16

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A wonderful serenity has taken possession of my entire soul, like these sweet mornings of spring which I enjoy with my whole heart. I am alone, and feel the charm of existence in this spot, which was created for the bliss of souls like mine. I am so happy, my dear friend, so absorbed in the exquisite sense of mere tranquil existence, that I neglect my talents. I should be incapable of drawing a single stroke at the present moment; and yet I feel that I never was a greater artist than now.

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Mulligan Stew July 22nd 2017- Bare Naked Ladies-Bruce Cockburn-Colin Linden Interviews

July 21, 2017 Weekly Playlists

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“He’s one of them”
It’s the very special  Vancouver Island Music Festival. In Courtney/Comox. 
Very special because of the location and because of Doug Cox – the Artistic Director.
Doug is an artist and working musician.
So his knowledge of who’s making great music and who should be paired with who is bang on.
Artists want to play his festival because they know Doug will take care of them and their music.
He’s one of them.
That’s why you’ll find Emmylou Harris headlining.
Robert Randolf and the Family band headlining.

Barenaked Ladies return to Canada. The USA has had their attention for many years and the Ladies wanted to make up for that.
It’s possible there’s a generation that may not know they’re Canadian.
All four guys sat down and talked about how they dealt with losing Stephen Page.
(What that first gig was like at a small venue –  Universal Studios Los Angeles)
Their latest album is a session with The Persuaders, one of music’s greatest vocal groups.

We spend 30 minutes talking to and playing the music of BNL.
I had a chance to set up a rustic studio behind the main stage backstage area.
Rustic means
A microphone
A cable
A recorder
Earphones
A glass of water

Bruce Cockburn was the Saturday headliner.  He’s about to release perhaps his best album ever.
Bone on Bone is released Sept 15 with a collection of songs and riffs that amaze and delight.  Totally cool album.

We’ll run the complete interview closer to the release date but on this show we’ll play the first single States I’m in and, for the first time anywhere 40 years in the wilderness.

Colin Linden produced Bone on Bone.  They have been a musical pair for many projects and many years.  Colin takes us through a quick tour of Bone on Bone.
Also guesting are:

  • Steve Dawson
  • Peter North and Tom Coxworth
  • Rachelle Van Zanten
  • Doug Cox

PLAYLIST:

This is Mulligan Stew with TDMulligan Barenaked Ladies in 30 minutes
Never been rocked enough Delbert McClinton Never been rocked enough
I pity the fool (live) Tedeschi Trucks Band Live at The Fox Oakland
Dixie Chicken Little Feat Dixie Chicken
www.canadahouse.com Mulligan Stew TDMulligan
Train in Vain Annie Lennox Medusa
Mustang Sally Wilson Pickett The wicked Wilson Pickett
Hometown Blues Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Anthology LP
Mulligan Stew Year 21 Terry David Mulligan NEXT Barenaked Ladies
Barenaked Ladies Interview Mulligan Stew with tdm
Blame it on me Barenaked Ladies Gordon
Barenaked Ladies Interview Mulligan Stew with tdm
You run away Barenaked Ladies All in good time
Barenaked Ladies Interview Mulligan Stew with tdm
Old Apartment barenaked Ladies with The Persuasions Ladies and Gentlemen barenaked ladies with The Persuasions
Barenaked Ladies Interview mulligan stew with tdm
One Week Barenaked Ladies Ladies and Gentlemen barenaked ladies with The Persuasions
NEXT Bruce Cockburn Interview Mulligan Stew with tdm
Bruce Cockburn Interview Mulligan Stew with tdm
States I’m in Bruce Cockburn Bone on Bone
Colin Linden Interview Mulligan Stew with tdm
40 years in the wilderness Bruce Cockburn Bone on Bone
Doug Cox Interview Artistic Director with tdm
Rachelle van Zanten Interview mulligan stew with tdm
Tennessee Waltz Emmy Lou Harris Cimaron
mulligan stew with terry david mulligan NEXT Steve Dawson. Pete and Tom. ZZTop
Steve Dawson Interview mulligan stew with tdm
Loose ends Steve Dawson Solid states and loose ends
Peter North & Tom Coxworth Interview mulligan stew with tdm
Don’t mess up a good thing Ry Cooder Bop til you drop
waiting for the bus ZZ Top Very Baddest
Jesus just left Chicago ZZ Top Very Baddest
www.coyotesbanff.com Mulligan Stew with tdm
Makin’ Whoopee (live) Ray Charles More music from Ray (soundtrack)

July 22nd, 2017- The 4 “F’s”

July 21, 2017 Weekly Show 00:50:38

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The 6th annual Friends. Fishing. Food. Fluids. With Rhys Pender. (MW-Little Farm)  Chef Mark Filatow (Waterfront Bistro)   John Weber (Orofino)

At Skitchine Lodge.   16 Lakes, 21 wines and 2 Tomahawk Chops.

Summerhill Vineyards receives 100 pts for their Ice Wine in SF.   We talk to Ezra Cipes  CEO.

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We THINK it’s the 6th  annual summer 4F trip.  No matter.  It’s still the most fun you can have in the summer.

Chef

 

This year, as last,  we head for Skitchine Lodge on the Bonaparte Plateau North of Kamloops.

You have fifteen lakes to choose from. In many cases you are the only boat on that lake.

Some lakes are catch and release, some you can keep 2,4 or 6 trout.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Most guests never leave with a trout.

Perfect!

 

Yes,  it’s an excuse to go fishing but it’s also about food and wine.  And friends.

John, Rhys, Mark and myself all bring wines we think each other would like. As a result, we have far too many but they all get tasted.

Wines from all over the world. All over Canada and all over BC.

Chef Mark creates a meal that stays in the memory bank for a long time..and always includes two tomahawk chops from Two Rivers Meats. Always done over an open fire and always brilliant.

Our hosts are Mark and Tania Lee and this year Tania is the resort chef.

We talk to both about fishing and food.

 

If you EVER get a chance to visit Skitchine Lodge – GO!!!

Good for the soul.

 

https://skitchine.com

https://www.orofinovineyards.com

www.littlefarmwinery.ca

https://waterfrontrestaurant.ca

Ezra Cipes – CEO Summerhill Winery

This very month Summerhill Pyramid Winery in Kelowna received a perfect 100 point score and double gold medal for its “small lot” Semillon ice wine from the San Francisco International Wine Competition. From a field of 4200 entries from 31 countries.

Ezra Cipes is humbled by the awards however he points out that you have to grow great grapes and have exceptional cellar habits to get a perfect score.

Ezra Cipes – C.E.O.

Summerhill is the same winery that earned the Canadian Winery of the Year award and also won the Best Chardonnay in the World at the Chardonnay du Monde in France with over 700 wines entered from 38 countries.

Ezra  and Summerhill exemplify  what it takes to makes great wine. Passion, smarts and a relationship with the Earth.

 

https://www.summerhill.bc.ca

 

 

 

 

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STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON

 John Schreiner  – BC Icons

Planeta pours in Vancouver

Vikram Vij – His life. His food.

 

 

Mulligan Stew July 15th 2017- The Long days of Summer!

July 14, 2017 Uncategorized, Weekly Playlists

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Is it the music? The weather? Moving outdoors as much as possible?
The looooog days and nights?
Whatever.
It all works. It’s Summer in Canada and the days are precious.

The music festivals are stacked up and ready to go.
I’m starting in Courtney Comox Northern Vancouver Island.
The vancouver Island music festival is fabulous.
In part because singer/songwriter and brilliant guitarist Doug Cox spends his year talking backstage to performers. Inviting them to join the music wheel.
From the line up We’ll play Emmy Lou Harris, bare naked ladies and Colin Linden.
I also have LIVE tracks from Dylan, Annie Lennox, Joe Bonamassa, Fats Domino, Eric Clapton (twice) The Eagle’s, Bruce Cockburn.
I hope to do an interview with Colin Linden and Bruce Cockburn. Colin produced Bruce’s new album Bone on Bone.
Got some Carl Perkins, Dave Edmunds and David Vest.
We finish off with Bonnie Raitt, Blue Rodeo, Roger Roger and Curtis Mayfield and the Impressions.
Enjoy your festival and Summer
Tdm

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew Terry David Mulligan July 15 2017
Born to run Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band The Essential Bruce Springsteen
A hard rains gonna fall (live) Bob Dylan – Rolling Thunder Bob Dylan Live 75
Dear Mr Fantasy (live) Clapton & Winwood Live at Madison Square Garden
www.canadahouse.com www.mulliganstew.ca Coming Up – VanIslandMusicFest
mama just wants to Barrelhouse (live) Bruce Cockburn Circles in the Stream
Tennesse Waltz Emmy Lou Harris Cimaron
This is Mulligan Stew Year 21 with tdm Coming UP – Emmy Lou. The Ladies and Linden
Invitaton to the blues Emmy Lou Harris & Rodney Crowell Old Yellow Moon
Lovers in a dangerous time (live) Barenaked Ladies Warchild – Peace Songs
The Hurt Colin Linden Rich in Love
www.coyotesbanff.com Mulligan Stew Next – Etta James and Toots in Memphis
Sunday kind of love Etta James At Last
Why (live) Annie Lennox Medusa – Live in Central Park
Ive got Dreams Toots and the Maytals Toots in Memphis
Playlist www.mulliganstew.ca facebook mulliganstewmusic Twit @ tdmulligan
Roll over bethoven Carl Perkins Most wanted
Bad is Bad Dave Edmunds Repeat when Necessary
Kingsnake David Vest devestatin rhythm
Livin Easy (live) Joe Bonamassa Live at Carnegie Hall
Mulligan Stew TD Mulligan Next – Eagles Live
Take it easy (live) The Eagles Hell Freezes Over
TDM www.mulliganstew.ca year 21
Ain’t that a shame (live) Fats Domino Live in Montreaux
Coming up – Led Zeppelin and Clapton plays Dylan TDM
Darlene Led Zeppelin Coda
Don’t think twice (live) Eric Clapton Dylan 30th anniversdary Concert Celebration
The road is my middle name Bonnie Raitt Nick of Time
Thanks for listening Mulligan Stew with tdm
New morning Sun Blue Rodeo In our nature
Think of me Roger Roger Fairweather
Mulligan Stew www.mulliganstew.ca Amen is Next
Amen The Impressions Greatest Hits

July 15th, 2017 – BLOOM!

July 12, 2017 Weekly Show 00:50:48

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We work the room at Bloom : BC’s VQA wineries all pour in the same space and time. It’s a wonderful crash course in our wine choices this year.

If you’re looking for your next favourite wine, this can only help!!

With a cider chaser in the last segment.

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BCs VQA wineries have been growing for over 25 years. From 17 wineries in 1990 to 275 as of March 2017.

And each year they welcome over 1 Million visitors.

So, when they gather to showcase their latest releases it’s a big deal. That’s why Bloom was held in the Vancouver Convention Centre.

Here are some facts before we work the room.

We produce 49% white grapes and 51% red.

Pinot Gris leads the  white way with 22% followed by Chardonnay at 20%

The reds are lead by Merlot at 30% and then its Pinot Noir at 21%.

Regions are growing as well  Vancouver Island, Gulf Islands, The Frazer Valley, Similkameen Valley, Okanagan Valley but starting to show themselves are Kamloops, West Kootenays, Lillooet, Prince George and Shuswap.

 

Lots to celebrate this year.

I decided this year to try interviewing the room Alphabetically. I failed miserably.

Also, I was looking for “principals” of wineries. Either owners, growers or winemakers.  If they weren’t pouring I kept walking.

BC Wine Studio/Siren’s Call –  Mark Simpson   bcwinestudio.ca

Cassini Cellars – Adrian Cassini  Owner/Winemaker    cassini.ca

Covert Farms – Gene Covert   Owner/Winemaker    covertfarms.ca

Ex Nihilo Vineyards  – Jeff Harder  Owner/Winemaker  exnihilovineyards.com

Fitspatrick Family Vineyards –  Gordon Fitzpatrick  Owner/Winemaker  fitzwine.com

Fort Berens Estate Winery – Heleen Pannekoek  Owner fortberens.ca

Pacific Breeze – Maurice Hamilton  Founder/Owner  Pacificbreezewinery.com

Therapy Vineyards – Mike Boyd  New owner  therapyvineyards.com

Spierhead Winery – Bill and Marina Knutson  Owners  spierheadwinery.com

www.WineBC.com

Love my Cider – a special segment

I missed BC Cider Fest.  So this is a small but very interesting follow up.

Only two guests but they both have a cool stories

Left Field Cider is a family owned and operated craft cider company run by sisters Kate Garthwaite and Theresa Pedersen. Located on their family ranch north of Merritt, Left Field Cider produces full juice ciders which reflect the natural characteristics of the apples and pears from which they are made. There’s something openly honest and trusting about this family and their cider. It shows itself in the bottle.  Theresa does the interview.   LeftFieldCider.com

 

The other cider and its small company is so complex that I urge you to Google them  They’re called TX O TX which is Basque. Pronounced Choch.

They got our start in the Basque Country of northern Spain. There is a deep respect for local ingredients and traditional methods there. Dry and complex apple cider naturally fermented in ancient oak barrels, bright and cleansing Txakoli born along sea-swept cliff-side vineyards, and the world’s finest seafood hand-picked and preserved at the height of its excellence.

They understand that the most complex and beautiful products are made with a light touch and a whole lot of love for the land of their birth. Though they’ve expanded past the Basque Country they still carry their ethos.

Every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday night, Txotx Imports will transform Birds & the Beets into Orchard & the Sea; BC’s first and only craft cider house and restaurant. Committed to serving the best ciders from local and international producers, paired with expertly hand-crafted small plates.
Website: orchardandthesea.ca

The team is Kelly and Shawn Pisio and their chef and friend Michael Broadbent.

Shawn is our guest and storyteller.

www.txotx.ca

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STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON

 

John Schreiner – Icons

Planeta Pours in Vancouver

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mulligan Stew July 8th 2017- The Protest Song-Special Feature!

July 6, 2017 Uncategorized, Weekly Playlists

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It all started with Stephen Fearing’s Blowhard Nation.
One of the first musical responses to Donald Trump’s  road to the Presidency.

Now featured in FYIMusic!  



Having been right in the middle of the 60’s musical revolution, lead by the songs of Dylan and voice of Joan Baez, I wondered where the voice of the music business was in the mix.
Many of the songs we’re playing now were written and recorded during the election process and now months of Trump in office.
Some of my questions were:
If there is a push back from the music makers where is it and who is it?
How did the election affect your new songs?
Is there room for protest songs in today’s music and radio?
I had no problem gathering replies. Everyone seemed to have an opinion.
 
So.  From 8:30 to 9:30  this Saturday our guests will be
 

  • Ron Sexsmith
  • Joel Plaskett
  • The Wood Brothers
  • Leeroy Stagger
  • Blackwell and the Rodeo Kings
  • Stephen Fearing
  • Colin Linden
  • Tom Wilson
  • Alan Doyle
  • Bob Rock
  • Susan Tedeschi – Derek Trucks

 

 

July 8th, 2017 – Vancouver International Wine Festival- Part 2!

July 6, 2017 Tasting Room Radio, Weekly Show 00:50:44

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Last Week’s TRR Hour One was all BC.

This week Hour Two  features winemaking guests from Ontario, Nova Scotia and back to BC.

Chris Waters (Vines Mag) / Daenna van Mulligen (The Wine Diva) /Keith Tyers  (Closson Chase)/ Bruce Nicholson (Inniskillin Niagara)/Charlie Pillitteri (Pillitteri)

Craig McDonald (Trius)/ Bruce Ewert (L’Acadie)/ Jean Benoit Deslauriers (Benjamin Bridge)/  Moira Peters (The Wine Lovers Guide to Atlantic Canada)

HansPeter Stutz  (Grande Pre)

Ezra Cipes (Summerhill)/Val Tait (Bench 1775)/Randy Picton (Nk Mip)/John Skinner (Painted Rock)/Mark Hicken (Vintage Wine Law) and Randy Ullom (Kendall Jackson)

 

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THE SHOW

These were the best two weeks for wine fans in Canada!!

Because Canada was the Theme  Region of the 39th Vancouver International Wine Festival.   Hour One was all BC.

This week Hour Two  will feature Ontario and Nova Scotia Wine stars and then we come full circle back to BC to finish off with “The Eastsiders”

Summerhill, Bench1775 and Nk Mip.. plus a Skinner, a Lawyer and a Yank!!

Our guests include:

 Ontario

Daenna van Mulligen – The Wine Diva once again joins me on air to hold my wine hand and share her insights..she also brought along

Chris Waters – Co-Founder and Editor of Vines Magazine. Through their InterVin judging they both have a unique view of Canada’s wines.

www.vinesmag.com   www.winediva.ca

 

chris waters

 

Keith Tyers – Winemaker  From Closson Chase in Prince Edward County. Famous for their Chardonnay..now comes Pinot Noir.  One to watch.

www.clossonchase.com

Bruce Nicholson – Inniskillin  Niagara. Spent many years in the Okanagan at Jackson Triggs. Famous for their Ice Wines.  A Pro!  https://www.inniskillin.com/Niagara

Bruce Nicholson

Charlie Pillitteri – CEO/President  of Pillitteri Wines.  Charlie told me “ why bother sending Ontario wines to BC. You’re Homers!!  You drink everything BC makes.”  Fabulous troublemaker. https://www.pillitteri.com

Craig McDonald – Trius Wines.  Ontario Winemaker of the year 2008 & 2016. A legendary risk taker who paid his dues at Villa Maria, Penfolds, De Bortoli, Sokol Blosser in Oregon.  Great guy. https://www.triuswines.com

Nova Scotia

 Vines were planted in Nova Scotia in the 1600’s. Making it one of the first wine regions in North America.

There are now 70 growers and ALL are close to water..mostly the Bay of Fundy.

Welcome to The Annapolis and Gaspereau Valleys.

The acid and minerality in the soil makes it perfect for bubble.

Our guests:

Bruce Ewert – L’Acadie Vineyards. BC Born. Earned his skills through Cal/Oz/BC and Ontario. Created Nova Scotia’s first Traditional Method Sparking Wine in 2008.  Wonderful man and family. www.lacadievineyards.ca

Bruce Ewert

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jean Benoit Deslauriers – Winemaker Benjamin Bridge.  A stunning hunk of burning wine love.  “Ben Bridge is the new Canadian sparkling wine star”  Oz Clarke. Their Prestige Brut  won Gold and Top Score at 2010 Wine Awards.

“If a young Hemmingway made wine – he would be  just like JBD!” tdm www.benjaminbridge.com

 

Jean Benoit Deslauriers

 

 

 

 

 

 

Moira Peters – Co-Author of The Wine Lovers Guide to Atlantic Canada.

Along with partner Craig Pinhey she gives the first complete guide to wines now in the Maritimes and where they’re headed.

Great overview.  https://www.nimbus.ca/store/wine-lover-s-guide-to-atlantic-canada-the.html

HansPeter Stutz-  Domaine de Grand Pre owner.  One of the first four wineries on Nova Scotia.  A leader and a legend. www.grandprewines.ns.ca

 

Back to BC

Ezra Cipes – CEO Summerhill Wines. Bio-Dynamic. Demeter Certified (1st in BC) Director of the BC Wine Institute.

Chaired the Task Force to certify BC’s wine sub-regions. Summerhill is winner of many awards including Worlds Best Sparking Wine and White Wine of the year BC Wine Awards. https://www.summerhill.bc.ca

Ezra Cipes

Valeria  Tait – GM/Chief Winemaker Bench 1775 

Voted Top 10 Best Small Winery in Canada at National Wine Awards.

Val Tait

Because She was a viticulturalist first, very few wine makers have the soil/varietal  knowledge that Val possesses.

She was pouring Spirit a fortified Petit Verdot, Spirit of the Splendid Bastard,  Ice wine and Chill comprised of 7 varietals.

www.bench1775.com

Randy Picton – Chief winemaker Nk Mip (Ink-a-meep) – Canada’s first Aboriginal owned winery.  Current Canadian Winery of the Year.  Amazing wines from a huge success story.  www.nkmipcellars.com

Randy Picton

 

John Skinner – Proprietor of Painted Rock.  A mover and a shaker who produces outstanding wines. Making strides in the Chinese market with his Icon Reds. www.paintedrock.ca

John Skinner

Mark Hicken – Vintage Law Group and Vice-Chair of VanWineFest.

When the wineries want a legal opinion the go-to guy is Mark Hicken.  Mark also reveals the thinking behind the choosing of Canada as the theme region.  www.winelaw.ca

Mark Hicken – Vintage Law Group

 

Randy Ullom – Chief Winemaster  Kendall-Jackson Sonoma  The very popular Californian seems to have found a second home here. He likes us. He really likes us.

Randy Ullom

John, Mark and Randy get into a last minute discussion about a possible trade scuffle between California and BC over our odious wine laws.  www.kj.com

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STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON

John Schreiner – Icon. Flagship Wines from BC’s Best Wineries

Four F’s/  Food, Fishing, Friends, Fluids @Skitchine Lodge

Bloom – BC wineries pour new releases in Vancouver

Planeta and Boutinot bring their best to Vancouver.

 

 

 

 

 

Mulligan Stew July 1 Canada Day 2017!!

June 30, 2017 Weekly Playlists

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Matt Good Alan Doyle Tom Cochrane Miranda Mulholland Buff St. Marie Tdm On The Juno Couch Calgary

Matt Good
Alan Doyle
Tom Cochrane
Miranda Mulholland
Buff St. Marie
Tdm
On The Juno Couch Calgary


tdm&CuddyI think it all started over several glasses of wine.. with myself and Jim Cuddy from Blue Rodeo
The Junos were coming to Alberta and I was trying to figure out how best to do interviews with  the artists.
As luck would have it I was staying at The Fairmont Hotel MacDonald in Edmonton and they had these glorious big old couches in the Lounge.
We asked for permission to move two together and place 3-4 microphones on the cushions so that talent walking by could pick one up and join us..
Turned out to be a lot of fun.
You got country singers..riffing with guitar slingers..and reggae tokers sitting in with Rockin Smokers.
Roots, blues and pop..all in the same space.
We tried it again a couple of years ago in Calgary..at Ruths Chris is I’m not mistaken.
This year..we go all out!
Right on the street outside Milestones in downtown Calgary..across from The Hyatt Hotel..
Mulligan Stew on The Juno Couch will be 4-6PM for this week only!!
 We’ll have that Juno Couch ready to go under the CKUA tents..
I believe there will be some bubble being poured and some tunes being sung.
Jim Cuddy is bringing his son Devin.. they will be my  co-hosts as long as they can stay.
Here’s the current line-up on paper!!  Be prepared for surprises and some rare moments.
-TDM

INTERVIEW LINE-UP:

 

Mulligan Stew
Jim Cuddy / Devin Cuddy 04:00
Tom Wilson / David Gogo 04:10
Scott Helman 04:15
Whitehorse* 04:20
Alex Cuba 04:35
Alan Doyle 04:45
Matthew Good 05:00
Buffy Sainte-Marie 05:10
Matt Good 05:15
Miranda Mulholland 05:20
Emily Claire Barlow 05:30
Chad Saunders NMC’s Acting Director of Operations and Special Projects 05:45
Jonathan Roy 05:50