Thomas M. Kitts (professor/author) talks to Jim (Blues in the Morning) about Richie Furay’s life and music, his upbringing, his musical career, and his Christianity. Kitts argues that although Furay never attained the level of stardom of many of his bandmates, he is a pivotal figure in American popular music.

Host Chris interviews Stephen, who has a collection of vintage jukeboxes. Stephen eagerly shares his knowledge about his jukeboxes and the many songs that will be played. 

Josh speaks to us about his experience suffering a brain aneurysm at a young age, and how music has helped him recover and move forward in life.

CFUV host, Chris, discusses the importance of music in seniors' homes. His guests are James and George. James is the Activity Coordinator at Beckley Farm Lodge, a seniors' home in Victoria's James Bay neighbourhood. George is a resident and enthusiastic participant in the music programs that are part of the lifestyle where he lives.

CFUV host, Dana, a dance-lover herself, speaks with Khushi Harmilapi, a talented modern Indian dancer.

Jim, from Blues in the Morning, talks to Eric Alper about Eric's life and outlook as a music publisher.

CFUV host, Dana, learns from Adrienne Hughes (The Victoria Paper Shaper) about creating unique and expressive greeting cards from scratch.

Dana talks to four young, energetic and adventurous members of Extended Space Theatre. We hear their stories as they share with us their remarkable insights of their theatrical journey.

Professor Tom Kitts is from St. John’s University in New York. He is the editor of two academic music journals as well as having authored three academic biographies (Ray Davies/Kinks, John Fogerty/CCR and Richie Furay/Buffalo Springfield).

The Odd Squad Productions Society is a charitable organization in Vancouver comprised of serving and retired police officers, volunteers, and is recognized as an international leader in the field of drug and gang education for youth.