On this season 1 finale of Cadence podcast, I talk about my personal favourite album and why it has impacted my life so much. Thank you all so much for tuning in this year. Have a great summer.

On episode 11, I'm joined by Murat Ates from The Athletic Winnipeg. We talk about Boxer by The National and why it is such an important album to Murat's life.

In episode 10, I'm joined by Erin Lebar of the Winnipeg Free Press. We talk about You Gotta Go There to Come Back by The Stereophonics, and how this album has impacted Erin's life.

On episode 9, I'm joined by Jen Zoratti from the Winnipeg Free Press. We talk about Arcade Fire's 2004 debut album, Funeral, and how it has impacted Jen's writing and career search. 

In this episode I am joined by Cassidy Mann. We talk about Ziggy Stardust by David Bowie, and how it effected her when she moved to Toronto alone. We get into her own music and what influence this album had on it. 

Brett Ticzon talks about how Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) got him into hip-hop, and how that's changed the way he hears production. We also discuss how and why hip-hop has surpassed rock in the mainstream, and why that's not a bad thing. 

In episode 4, I am joined by Mac Vannan, who is a touring and session drummer out of Winnipeg. In this episode, we discuss Feels Like by Bully, and how this record has influenced Mac's music and his live performances. 

On this episode I'm joined by Karen Barg, the Artistic Director of Luminous String Quartet. We discuss how Claude Debussy, Madonna, and Harlequin have impacted her music and her life.

For the inaugural episode of Cadence, I'm joined by John Einarson. We discuss the debut record from The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, and how it has impacted John in his music career.