Iconic Canadian broadcaster Terry David Mulligan has conducted some truly memorable interviews over the span of his 50-year career. The Mulligan Stew podcast features some of Terry’s best interviews, past and present. Expect intimate and engaging conversations with compelling characters from the world of music, film, wine, food, and beyond.
EP 261 | Bruce Allen: The state of todays music business, his roster and another birthday!
On the occasion of Bruce Allen’s birthday, I thought I’d sit down for an early morning Zoom call. Bruce has a roster of talent that plays the World’s stages, so you can find him at 8 am just finishing a call to South Africa....
EP 260 | Two culinary and cultural leaders. Ned Bell on BC Seafood Fest and Lisa Ahier on Sobo, The Book and her future.
Two very special friends. Both are culinary leaders in Canadian food. Ned Bell. Executive Chef and co-partner at Naramata Heritage Inn. A spokesperson for multiple culinary and seafood sustainability movements. A true force….leading by doing. He’s the chef ambassador for the province of BC...
EP 259 | The Northern Pikes/New Album Time to Time
In 2016 stellar Canadian band 54.40 released an album La Difference: A History Unplugged. It was a brilliant reworking of their greatest hits. You could instantly tell it was one of their songs but the instrumentation and overall sound had been changed and made fresher....
EP 258 | Bob Rock on Gord Downie and their album Lustre Parfait
Two Canadian icons join forces and become partners in music. One is/was Gord Downie. Lead singer and songwriter of The Tragically Hip. Truly beloved. And hugely missed after losing his fight to cancer but went out in a blaze of the song with The Hip...
EP 257 | It’s Festival Time in the West!!! Are you in?
All 5 guests are Artistic Directors of their folk festivals. Four are in a group discussion about surviving the Covid years, this year’s artist lineups and celebrating the renewal of live music. The fifth is a single interview with Terry Wickham, Artistic Director of...
EP 262 | The final 2 interviews with The Last DJ, Red Robinson
Red Robinson was the first announcer to play rock music on the radio in Canada. He was 16 years old. Imagine the lives he influenced. Loved by teens. Hated and hounded by parents and adults. Red made no distinction between black and white...