Episodes

Jeff welcomes one of the most gentlemanly strummers of storied songs we call Canadiana, to play live at Wild Woods Blue Studio. If you like artists like Jimmie Rodgers, Stompin' Tom, and especially Gordon Lightfoot, this is all yours.

Blue Rodeo drummer Glenn Milchem is Jeff's special guest with stories about a life in music plus with guitar in hand he plays live, 2 original songs.

The conclusion of Jeff's 3 part series on the music legends gone in 2022.

In loving memory of the legends who departed for the great gig in the sky. Part 2 of 3.

The first in our 3 part tribute to music makers we lost in 2022.

Pairing music with magic this time.

Jeff Woods takes you back to the sounds of the fourth quarter of 1972 on record.

Not "world music" the genre. Songs about the world and stories to go with.

Stories to go with a finely curated playlist of some of rock's finest three back-to-back song sets, as they appeared on record.

Talking about songs. What were you thinking?

For the bus, the train, the friend, the sun - we be waiting this time.

The conclusion of our 3 parter about How Bands Got Their Names

Bands named after characters and passages in books, and from movies.

One smoke-show of a record by Toronto guitar and vocal tour-de-force, Jake Chisholm gives you a combo of album cuts and live in-studio performances.

For part 1, nothing but bands that got their names from people, places and things.

This one's all about the who/what/where/when & why of 1972.

The girl can't help it - she's committed to the craft of singing and songwriting and she's out with her debut album, songs from which she performs live and we go directly to the album for a couple too.

Introducing Queen M. Feel-good music by the richly voiced Marcia Alderson with Craig Smith and Bam528.

A look back upon some of the most enduring songs of and about summer.

Mark Berens paints with oils, natural surroundings, capturing light and depth to a level that finds collectors and art lovers captivated and coming back to see his latest works. Mark is also profoundly connected to and affected by a band that to many, has in their music, best represented Canada. When Mark was younger, his connection to the Tragically Hip would grow, and rather profoundly, when faced with a profound loss. This episode is these stories, with a bit of music, in a tribute of sorts to Gord Downie in this Canada Day Special. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It's the sea we're headed for this time with songs and the stories behind them.

Tamara Williamson is the creator and performer of the one person 5 star stage production The Break Up Diet and she's one compelling speaker, songwriter and performer! Guitar in hand, she entertains you here.

Call it Americana, or Canadiana. With influences like Jimmie Rodgers and Gordon Lightfoot, Brennen Sloan brings his guitar and tells his story.

This is a Rolling Stones special telling the story with four people who were there in Toronto in March 1977 when the band played the Elmo,