In this captivating episode, we sit down with a fascinating guest who takes us through his unique journey of growing up in Winnipeg during the 1960s—an era rich with music history. Our guest shares anecdotes about his time growing up alongside legends like Neil Young, Burton Cummings, and Randy Bachman, and Chad Allen offering an insider’s view into the vibrant rock and roll culture that thrived in Winnipeg.

Listen in as we explore how the local scene nurtured talent, thanks to initiatives requiring Canadian venues to support local acts. The conversation also unveils tales of early gigs, including the unexpected first performance at a Weight Watchers meeting, and ventures into stories involving renowned guitarists Lenny Breau , rare instruments, and life-changing musical influences.

Delve deep into the personal recollections of forming bands, embarking on teenage tours across Western Canada, and the remarkable experiences and relationships formed in a lifetime dedicated to music. Whether you're a fan of classic rock legends or interested in music history, this episode offers a melody of stories to enjoy.

A very satirical look at the US election and the current and future turmoil it will cause in the USA and around the world. In my opinion the road to dictatorship is now being paved. But I'm not an American so what do I know.

This is my memory of a man named Amos who was a Moonshiner and Bootlegger who lived in our community back in the 20's thru to the the 80's. These are only my memories and stories I remember being told.