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Mulligan Stew May 16th 2020- Salute to Little Richard

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Little Richard died hours before The Stew hit the air last week… I felt bad that I couldn’t salute him.

All of my best memories of Richard were in-person memories.

I’ll never forget the first and last times I saw him.

Izzy’s Supper Club. On Georgia Street in Vancouver.    late 60’s.  The whole big deal.., Full band. Lights. Sound. Impressive.

The band was like a finely tuned machine…

 

They played the opening riff to Lucille for what felt like 3-5 minutes.  Then and only then did  Richard walk out and lay his hands on the piano..the room just exploded.

He glared at the band members who weren’t keeping up…

“I’m the Georgia Peach, The prettiest man in the room and the bronze Liberace…The KING of Rock and Roll.”

The last time I saw him was at the opening of The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.

I was happy for him..getting in on the first ballot…, the original Hall of Famers.

I’ll be playing a handful of Little Richard classics. 

His place in rock is set forever.

Elvis was sexy, Fats was accepted by teens parents,  Jerry Lee was just flat-out wild baby, Chuck Berry was like a night train, James Brown made you move.  Richard was just dangerous. Adults saw him as a threat to friends and family.

Surprisingly, Bob Dylan and Richard admired and liked each other. Even though they walked very different roads, they saw something of themselves in each other.

In high school, Robert Zimmerman said, upon graduation, he wanted to be in Little Richard’s band.

Dylan is about to release Rough and Rowdy Ways,  a new album of original songs.  (June 19)

I hope to fit in 2 or the three advance singles…False Prophet and  Murder Most Foul. 

TWO new sponsors for The Stew.. (while our restaurant friends are on the sidelines)

(Thank You, Jodi Lucas, in CKUA Sales)

The first handcrafted distillery in Alberta and one of Canada’s best Eau Claire Distillery in Turner Valley

 

 

And

Noble Ridge Winery in Okanagan Falls, BC.  Owned by former Albertans Jim and Leslie D’Andrea (dawn-dree-ah)

Get you some NEW

Stones, Joel Plaskett, Fiona Apple, Lucinda Williams, Gregory Porter.

We start with Toots and finish with Birthday Boy Stevie Wonder and EVERYTHING in between

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew May 16 2020
TD Mulligan www.mulliganstew.ca
Take me home Country Road Toots and The Maytals Spotify Singles
Wha she go do Bonnie Raitt Taking my Time
Mavis Nathaniel Rateleff And it’s still all right
Eau Claire Disillery www.mulliganstew.ca
Don’t try to lay no boogie woogie Long John Baldry It ain’t easy
Roll away the stone Leon Russell Leon Russell
Medicine Hat Blackie and the Rodeo Kings King of this town
Me and my Arrow Nilsson The Point
www.mulliganstew.ca Next – Little Richard
slippin and slidin Little Richard Here’s Little Richard
Miss Ann Little Richard Here’s Little Richard
TDMulligan www.mulliganstew.ca
Lucille Little Richard Here’s Little Richard
Rip it up Little Richard Here’s Little Richard
Mulligan Stew CKUA Radio NEXT – New Bob Dylan
False Prophet Bob Dylan Rough and Rowdy Ways
2:19 John Hammond (and Tom Waits) Wicked Grin
Living in a Ghost Town The Rolling Stones single
This is The Stew with tdmulligan www.mulliganstew.ca
Corina Corina Crowbar and King Biscuit Boy Official Music
3 Al Purdys Bruce Cockburn Bone on Bone
Freedom Colin James Bad Habits
www.nobleridge.com Mulligan Stew
Mercy Now Mike Farris Shine for all the people
Phoenix Gregory Porter All Rise
Stay Safe – thank you first responnders www.mulliganstew.ca
Complicated Love Joel Plaskett 44
Bad news blues Lucinda Williams Good Souls Better Angels
Heavy Balloon Fiona Apple Fetch the Bolt Cutters
www.muilliganstew.ca www.coyotesbanff.com
I contain Multitudes Bob Dylan Rough and Rowdy Ways
Made up Mind Tedeschi Trucks Band Make up Mind
Azad Frazey Ford U Kin be the Sun
Thank You for Listening and supporting TD Mulligan
You havent done nothing Stevie Wonder Fulfilingness first finale

 

May 15th, 2020 – The WHISKY SPECIAL, featuring Davin de Kergommeaux, Eau Claire & Shelter Point

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The WHISKY SPECIAL, featuring Davin de Kergommeaux, Eau Claire & Shelter Point

THE SHOW

Davin De Kergommeaux – The Definitive Guide to Canadian Distilleries

“There is a movement stirring in Canada’s spirits world”

  “There was a time, in the decades after Prohibition, when Canadian whisky was all the rage in America, when a bottle of Crown Royal sat on the bar cart of any serious imbiber. But by the time the renaissance in whiskey making and drinking began in the early 2000s, the Canadian product had long ago been dismissed as bland and bottom-shelf.”  (NY Times 2018)

 Davin has been featured on Tasting Room Radio a number of times.

He is the voice, face and author who best represents Canadian Whisky.

Check out his bio….

DAVIN DE KERGOMMEAUX is an independent expert who has been writing, talking, and teaching about whisky in all its forms and flavours for two decades. He is the world’s leading authority on Canadian whisky, and has been called “Canada’s unofficial whisky ambassador” as well as being named one of the most influential Canadians in Food and Drink by The Globe and Mail in 2016.

Davin de Kergommeaux

He is a former contributing editor to Whisky Magazine, and has contributed to or co-authored eight other books about whisky, spirits, and cocktails. He now writes full-time, and is regularly featured in many websites and publications, including Whisky Advocate.

De Kergommeaux is the founder and chairperson of the prestigious Canadian Whisky Awards and publishes comprehensive tasting notes on his website, www.canadianwhisky.org.

Penguin Random House has released his landmark book The Definitive Guide to Canadian Distilleries with co-author Blair Phillips.

It begins:

“There is a movement stirring in Canada’s spirits world”

Davin de Kergommeaux is acknowledged as the man leading the movement.

When I first met him I admitted right away that I had no history with his spirits world.  (Lemon gin does not count)

So he became my teacher and I hope  through Tasting Room Radio he became yours as well.

This book is a huge read. There are over 200 distilleries mentioned…  it may take you many months and many sips  to read the whole book but what a journey.

Davin talks about tasting and discovering these fine craft Distilleries

Eau Claire – Turner Valley, Ab

Forty Creek – Grimsby. On

Two Brewers – Whitehorse, Yukon

Shelter Point – Campbell River, BC

Rheault – Hearst,  On

IronWorks – Lunenburg, NS

Black Velvet – Lethbridge, Ab

Dairy – Almonte, On

Crown Royal

And others…

Two distilleries are featured in the last half of this week’s “Room”

 Eau Claire Distillery  –  Turner Valley , Alberta – just south of Calgary.

Caitlin Quinn Eau Claire

They were the first hand crafted whisky in Alberta.  Noted for old school horse farming, a wonderful single malt now in its third batch and their very popular Parlour Gin  . Our guest is Glaswegian  Caitlin Quinn, Master Distiller.

Eau Claire Single Malt

 Shelter Point –  Campbell River, BC

When we first started Tasting Room Radio  years ago  we heard about “this guy on Vancouver Island making whisky”

Shelter Point

That guy turned out to be owner/farmer  Patrick Evans.  He has 155  hectares to work with and a great team that includes Head Distiller Leon Webb and our guest Distillery Manager Jacob Weibe

Shelter Point

 

FYI – when asked by officials,  they quickly turned their spirits into hand sanitizer for all of us to use.  It’s a  safeguard  against the virus. That commitment alone should solidify OUR commitment to tasting their whiskeys, Gin and  Vodka.

www.canadianwhisky.org.

https://eauclairedistillery.ca/

https://shelterpoint.ca/

STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON

Fort Berens

Nude Beverages.  On a big time roll

David Farran – Founder of Eau Claire Distillery

Unsworth/Orfofino/Row 14/The Hatch/Road 13  – The virtual Road Trip

EP 107 | Jeffrey Katzenberg

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Mid-April I was lucky enough to be invited to interview Meg Whitman, the CEO of Quibi.

Quibi is new entertainment art form.  A short form mobile video company. Content is  intended for viewing on smart phones.

Nothing longer than 10 minutes.  News, series, films, documentaries. You name it.

Quibi stands for Quick Bites. It also stands for “ambitious”

Meg’s partner and our guest  is Jeffrey Katzenberg,

Former Disney Chair  (Little Mermaid – Lion King)

led Disney animation (Beauty and The Beast -Roger Rabbit)

and DreamWorks (Shrek)

It’s fair to say, this is a tough sell..they’re already planning on expanding to TV capability.

Lots of competition. Many choices. As Jeffrey says in our interview… “this isn’t a sprint, it’s a marathon. Check back in a year”

 

For your information and convenience, we’ve put both interviews together here.

Here’s Meg Whitman and Jeffrey Katzenberg. The Team behind Quibi

May 9th, 2020 – Zooming with Jason and Naomi Priestley!

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Zooming with Jason and Naomi Priestley at Home

  

THE SHOW

 

Jason Priestley. Naomi Priestley  – At Home in North Hollywood, Ca.

The Priestleys

 I’ve been very happy to call them friends for a long time.

Jason Priestley and I would see each other at auditions for TV and film roles in Vancouver.

Then he headed for LA and the rest you know.

Jason and TDM

We created and co hosted Hollywood and Vines TV. 3 years of shows from vineyards and kitchens in Italy, USA (California, Washington and Arizona), Mexico  and across Canada.

He met Naomi while acting in London. Jay didn’t know it yet but he was “done, like dinner”.

Naydog is a force… We had lots to get caught up on.  The kids, the USA and it’s pandemic and political crisis.

Plus three wines. The Rose they were drinking and my two – both with stories attached. Winemakers Cut and “The Mulligan” from Berens and Hitchcock.

Nay asks about returning to The Guadalupe Valley outside of Ensenada Mexico. It was just waking up to the possibilities of winemaking there when we visited over 10 years ago. Now it’s just exploded.

We talk about the status of his current series Private Eyes, thoughts on shooting film and tv down  the road and how their  family, their  neighbours and fellow Californians are handling 2020.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Its casual but a lot of fun. It gets serious a couple of times because it’s a serious time we’re all living in.  Cheers.  Enjoy!!

 

Mark Wachtin and Mich Pambrun   (Storied Wines and Spirits)

These two interviews were left over from our coverage of Swirl and Untapped in Parksville earlier this year.

Parksvilles gorgeous beaches!

I like these guys and I really like their portfolio. They represent – check this out –

(Vancouver Island)

Rathjen, Unsworth, Wayward Distillation

 (Okanagan)

Anthony Buchanan

Bella

Lock and Worth

Desert Hills

Kitsch

Nagging Doubt

Nichol Vineyard

Synchromesh

Ursa Major

Skaha Vineyards

Scenic Road Cidery

Tall Tale

That is an impressive list of clients.

You can tell these guys know their wines and winemakers.

Mark Wachtin

Mark Wachtin

Founder – Storied Wines & Spirits

It’s all about the people—conversations, stories and histories. Vancouver Island raised (free range) with a lifetime in hospitality, Mark’s drawn to smaller, family-run operations, sustainable farming and handcrafted production methods.

Motivated by both the traditional and the new wave of producers, Mark has paired wine and food in world-class hotels, restaurants and eateries. Mark’s commitment is best expressed in his strong relationships with sommeliers, chefs, bartenders, servers and retail product consultants.

Mich Pambrun

Mich Pambrun

North Island Sales & Marketing Representative

Michel Pambrun, former DJ and hospitality pro from Manitoba, is an

Internationally accredited sommelier. Michel celebrates natural, sustainable terroir-driven wines and their environments.

His many distinctions include participation in multiple Gold Medal Plates events curating pairings and perhaps his finest harvest, the raising of  two incredible daughters.

http://www.storiedwinesandspirits.com/

STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON:

Fort Berens

Davin de Kergommeaux

(The Definitive Guide to Canadian Distilleries)

Nude Beverages.  On a big time roll

Mulligan Stew May 9th 2020- The Radio Grande

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Special Guests

Wendy Bird

Tom Taylor

Colin Nairne

They are The Radio Grande.

You’ve heard them with

Barney Bentall and the Legendary Hearts

The Cariboo Express

The High Bar Gang

BYU

She stole my beer

Their album is called  Town and Country

https://www.facebook.com/theradiogrande/

 

Even though I can’t call myself a fan of country music…I am smitten by these voices and these songs.

Enjoy!!

The rest of The Stew fills out nicely, I believe.

Roxy Music – Paul Butterfield – Linda Ronstadt singing The Stones and The Stones with a new song.

Jill Barber

Blue Rodeo

Doug Sahm

Paul Simon

Mark Knopfler

All Saints and Sting

New track from Sheryl Crow

Herbie Hancock with Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi

Tom Petty Live at The Fillmore

J Geils band Live in Detroit

And Monty freakin Alexander

Los Lobos

Hand Picked Saturday Night music for hunkering down.

 

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew May 09 2020
This is Mulligan Stew www.mulliganstew.ca
avalon Roxy Music Avalon
New walking Blues Paul Butterfields Better Days Paul Butterfields Better Days
Tumbling Dice Linda Ronstadt Simple Dreams
Living in a Ghost Town The Rolling Stones single
www.deanehouse.com Special Guests Tonight – The Radio Grande
Le Monde est Beau Jill Barber single
photograph blue rodeo 5 days in July
www.mulliganstew.ca Mulligan Stew Podcast – Jason Priestley at Home on Zoom
Brothers in Arms Mark Knopfler The Ragpickers Dream (bonus)
Message in a Bottle All Saints and Sting single
Have you seen her The Chi-lites Best of
This is Mulligan Stew www.mulliganstew.ca
are inlaws really ouitlaws? Sir Douglas Quintet – Doug Sahm Singles 68-72
Mother and child reunion Paul Simon The Paul Simon Collection
TD Mulligan – The Stew Coming UP – Herbie Hancock and Tedechi Trucks
Sham Time Medeski Martin Wood and John Scofield Juice
www.mulliganstew.ca Tonightrs guests – The Radio Grande
Space Captain Herbie Hancock – Tedeschi Trucks The Imagine Project
Lonely Town, Lonely Street Sheryl Crow and Citizen Cope single
2 dogs and a bone Los Lobos The town and The City
www.coyotesbanff.com Mulligan Stew Podcast – Jason Priestley at Home on Zoom
I won’t back down (live) Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Am American Treasure
Wait (live) J Geils Band Anthology. House Party
Nutty Monte Alexander Wareika Hills Reggae
www.mulliganstew.ca NEXT – The Radio Grande
The Radio Grande Interview Tom Taylor. Wendy Bird. Colin Nairn
Let’s not call it Love The Radio Grande Town and Country
The Radio Grande Interview Tom Taylor. Wendy Bird. Colin Nairn
King of July The Radio Grande Town and Country
The Radio Grande Interview Tom Taylor. Wendy Bird. Colin Nairn
Come Spring The Radio Grande Town and Country
TD Mulligan – The Stew Mulligan Stew Podcast – Jason Priestley at Home on Zoom
Mother Leeroy Stagger Strange Path

EP 106 | Jason Priestley

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Welcome to the pandemic

This week’s podcast is with two very fine friends.

Jason and Naomi Priestley in their house in North Hollywood.

You know Jason from 90210.

Private Eyes. A Roy Orbison video, Hollywood and Vines TV, and a bag full of films and tv series.

He acts, directs, and writes.

He’s also the luckiest guys in the World because he wed Naomi  Lowde-Priestley.

They have two children who act like adults.

Years ago One of them bit me in the nether region.

We’re talking wines, politics, Hollywood and Vines and life in the USA

cheers

 

EP 105 | Ron Sexsmith

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Our Podcast guest is one of the best songwriters that Canada has ever given The World.

Wait a minute. Better than Cohen. Joni. Neil. Lightfoot etc?

They are all peers. The originals who paved the way.

RON SEXSMITH has just released his new album Hermitage.

Ron triggers emotions and memories.

I love talking to Ron.  We have the same sense of humor and history.

And we both love our coffee in the morning,  wine at night and the music of Richard Manuel, Kinks, Zevon, The Who et al.

Enjoy the conversation and the Zoom video that comes with it.

May 2nd, 2020 – BC WINE MONTH 2 WITH RHYS PENDER & BREAKING BREAD/ HOSPITALITY HUSTLE

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BC WINE MONTH 2 WITH RHYS PENDER & BREAKING BREAD/ HOSPITALITY HUSTLE

 

THE SHOW

 

April was BC Wine Month.

Wine Master Rhys Pender (Little Farm Wines) set out to remind all wine fans why BC has such great wines and celebrate all of the choices we have.

Part one took us from April 1 -15..with musical interludes via his ukulele.

Now we present almost all of part two , including the Ukulele jam

(We had TRR  edited and done, when his  last rant and his wrap up was released…a tad too late for this)

Rhys rants us through cellaring BC wines, 2019 Vintages, bottle aged BC wines, Riesling, single vineyards, organics and Syrah ( a tricky wine to sell but maybe the best wine we grow)

Rhys Pender MW is a wine educator, freelance wine writer, wine judge and consultant to the industry. Working in the wine trade since age 14, Rhys’ career has included experience in the vineyard, cellar, wine retail, education and hospitality – providing knowledge in all facets of the business. In 2010 Rhys became Canada’s youngest Master of Wine (MW)

Rhys Pender

Rhys instructs the Okanagan WSET® and educational programs for Wine Plus+.

Enjoy the rants..Rhys knows what he’s talking about.

https://winebc.com/wine-bc-events/

https://www.mastersofwine.org/rhys-pender-mw

https://littlefarmwinery.ca/

https://www.wineplus.ca/about/

Breaking Bread and Doing The Hospitality Hustle

 All of us are going through these “strange days indeed”!

Nobody more so than the men and women of the culinary, wine and hospitality industries. Tasting Room Radio knows a lot of these fine people having done interviews with them for over 12 years.

Thing is, there are 1000’s who we haven’t met and they’re all out of a job and having to pay rent, feed themselves,  take care of families and of course,

That’s why we’re doing feature stories and interview on events and social movements that have the potential to help.

Shelley McArthur

The first press release for Breaking Bread came in from at SMC Communications  March 13th

VANCOUVER, BC (March 13, 2020) — Members of Vancouver’s hospitality community are uniting in solidarity to urge the public’s support of the local independent restaurant and service industry as well as those whose livelihoods rely on them, by offering myriad ways to show support during this unprecedented time of COVID-19.

Comprising 23 local restaurants and counting, this newly formed collective wants to reassure the public that they remain committed to doing everything possible to ensure the health, safety and well being of their guests and staff.

They will continue to implement all guidelines set out by such regulatory bodies as Vancouver Coastal Health, the World Health Organization and Centres for Disease Control.

 

You’ll happy to know that it was such a hit that Breaking Bread has gone National.

THIS Press Release came in April 28th

Founded on March 13, 2020 by hospitality communications agency SMC Communications, Breaking Bread was born out of a collective of 23 restaurants in the Greater Vancouver area that came together to urge public support in response to COVID-19. Since then, the website has expanded to more than 1,500 listings nationwide and is growing in new features and businesses by the day.

For more information or to stay up to date on all the latest news, visit breakingbreadnow.com, follow @breakingbreadnow on Instagram and become a fan of /breakingbreadnow on Facebook.  #breakingbreadnow

Way to go Shelley (and teams)

Hospitality Hustle  Dana Lee Harris (Exec. Dir. BC Hospitality Foundation)

Dana Lee Harris

…. and then there’s the powerhouse Dana Lee Harris. Also in the communications business but recently has become the voice and face of BC Hospitality Foundation.

This was her press release.  May 31 @ 6:00 am – 7:00 pm

#HospitalityHustle (a virtual event)

 The original plan for the Hospitality Hustle was for the event to be an in-person 5km walk/run around Burnaby’s Deer Lake, followed by Sunday brunch at Hart House Restaurant. The event was intended to raise funds, as well as raising awareness of the importance of mental and physical health.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, however, the initiative has expanded into a province-wide virtual event:  hospitality workers, as well as foodies who have missed getting out and dining, can get moving by training for a province-wide #HospitalityHustle that will take place on May 31, 2020 anytime from sunrise to sunset.

Keeping SOCIAL DISTANCING front of mind, we encourage participants to join this FREE event.

Pick your activity – walk or run 5km, dance for an hour, skip, prance, skateboard or take a 10km bike ride – and start your training today!!  Then on Sunday, May 31st our entire community will virtually get their ‘Socially Distant Hustle’ on for hospitality.

 

 https://bchospitalityfoundation.com/event/bchf-hospitality-run/

https://bchospitalityfoundation.com/

Dana Lee Consulting

#hospitalityhustle   

STORIES WE’RE WORKING ON:

Davin de Kergommeaux

Jason Priestley – Hunkering down in Hollywood

Fort Berens – New Releases

Nude Beverages – on a roll

Mulligan Stew May 2nd 2020- Ron Sexsmith Interview

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#Sing for Spring is behind us

The historic CKUA Spring Fundraiser is behind us.

And so is Winter.

ONWARD MY FRIENDS.

Into that bright light that appears to be The Sun.

Our guest Saturday just happens to be one of the best songwriters that this country has ever produced.

RON SEXSMITH has just released his new album Hermitage, implying I suppose,  that by moving from Toronto to Stratford Ontario he has become a hermit.

I’ve discovered that trying to find the meaning behind Ron’s songs is a Fools Game. 

What he does best is enter your heart and your mind with words and textures that trigger emotions and memories.

I love talking to Ron.  We have the same sense of humor and history.

We like the same artists

Ray Davies and The Kinks

Randy Newman

Warren Zevon

The Who

John Lennon

McCartney

Harry Nilsson

And best of all, he sits on a bench near his house (Chateau Mermaid).

He constructs ideas for songs there.

The bench is dedicated in the memory of the great Richard Manuel, from The Band.

What goes around comes around.

FYI – The complete interview can be heard following The Stew on the MulliganStew Podcast

Saturday from 5-7 Mtn we celebrate the amazing success of the Spring Fundraiser..by playing a bag full of music.

And read some of the donor dedications that we didn’t get to last weekend.

Little Feat Live

Frazey Ford

Bob Marley

Elvis

A new version of Stay High by Brittany Howard

New Corb Lund

Black Pumas

Leon Russell

Clapton

Marvin Gaye

And a whole segment of some of the mentors that Ron mentions as influencers to him…

The Band (featuring Richard Manuel)

The Beatles

Randy Newman

Elton John

Harry Nilsson

New Stones single

Enjoy the music…you earned it.

Stay Safe. Stay inside. Wash your hands. Be KIND

And thank you for all the support!!!

PLAYLIST:

Mulligan Stew Year 25 May 2 2020  
stay high Brittany Howard singles
mercy mercy me Marvin Gaye hitsvile
raining horses corb lund agricultural tragic
roll away the stone leon russell leon russell
This is The Stew with tdmulligan www.mulliganstew.ca  
colours (Acoustic) Black Pumas singles
www.deanehouse.com Coming UP – Ron Sexsmith Interview  
Queen of spades Eric Clapton Sessions for Robert J
Mulligan Stew Ron Sexsmith in 30 minutes  
it makes no difference (live) The Band (Richard Manuel) The Last Waltz
Nowhere Man The Beatles Rubber Soul
Sail Away Randy Newman Sail Away
Little Jeanie Elton John 21 at 33
Let the good times roll Harry Nilsson Nilsson Schmillson
www.mulliganstew.ca NEXT – The Stones and Ron Sexsmith Interview  
Living in a Ghost Town The Rolling Stones single
www.mulliganstew.ca NEXT – Ron Sexsmith  
Ron Sexsmith Interview Hermitage  
Chateau Mermaid Ron Sexsmith Hermitage
Ron Sexsmith Interview Complete Interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast  
Spring of the following year Ron Sexsmith Hermitage
Ron Sexsmith Interview Complete Interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast  
You don’t want to hear it Ron Sexsmith Hermitage
Ron Sexsmith Interview Complete Interview on Mulligan Stew Podcast  
Glow in the dark Ron Sexsmith Hermitage
This is Mulligan Stew Year 25 www.mulliganstew.ca  
Fat man in the bathtub (live) Little Feat Waiting for Columbus
Old Folks Boogie (live) Little Feat Waiting for Columbus
September Fields Frazey Ford Indian Ocean
Tipitinas (live) Professor Longhair Meet me at Tipitinas
www.coyotesbanff.com Donor Thank You  
Stir it up Bob Marley Legend
Thank you for the support and stay safe out there www.mulliganstew.ca  
Mystery Train Elvis Essential Elvis
     

Mulligan Stew April 25th 2020-LIVE- Spring Fundraiser from my home week 2

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Everyone at CKUA Radio wishes all of our music fans a safe Spring, the cleanest hands you’ve ever had, and a peaceful Spring.

It’s the Spring Fundraiser for donor-supported CKUA.
We’ll be in our home studios with David Ward at the controls in Calgary.
In the last 30 minutes of the show, we’ll also go live on the CKUA Facebook page. 
This year, because of the pandemic, there are no volunteers to take calls and pass on your comments, dedications, and feedback.
So we both need to hear from you. Let’s get this job done. Like dinner.

Throughout AprilMulligan Stew and everyone else at CKUA have been saluting the doctors, nurses, caregivers, first responders, and in-store teams keeping us fed and protected with Saturday Beatles song sing-a-longs! People from all over the province have been participating from their balconies, porches, backyards, garages, cavern clubs, and more!

At 5 PM MT this Saturday April 25, we conclude this series with one final Beatles song. But what song will it be?

Please tell us what Beatles song you want us to close with on social media using #singforspring and tag @ckuaradio and @tdmulligan and we’ll run a twitter poll on Friday to determine the winning entry! We’ll play it on Saturday at 5 PM MT.

 

Thank you
Tdm