This week we welcome the amazing Lindsay Dunn to the show! She's an award-winning broadcast journalist reporting on both music and sports, and is Toronto's only female sportscaster for a national network. Her respect in the industry has landed her interviews with the likes of Magic Johnson,  Dolly Parton, and so many more. We immediately try and start a band (or at least a woodwind quintet) with Lindsay, reminisce about the glory days of HMV, and can't stop talking about our deep love of Lindsay's home province of Saskatchewan (including Regina's best kept secret - epic pizza). Then we dive into Lindsay's experiences as a sports broadcaster and what it's like to literally be the only woman in the locker room.The Road Case Official WebsiteJoin us on socials!Instagram FacebookTwitter

Our guest this week is musician & producer Devon Lougheed! He's toured with bands like Smashing Satellites, Skye Wallace, and Hey Ocean in addition to his own project, Altered By Mom, and we've known him for so long that we barely scratch the surface of all the stories we have to tell.Brandi tells us about the time she and Devon ate sauerkraut for breakfast in a parking lot, Krista describes the unintentional hazing Devon and Brandi put her through when she joined Sidney York, Tara and Devon share the story of the travelling guitar pedal, and we all get to experience the return of Devon and Katie's side-project, Ready Betty. Plus, Brandi and Devon tell us how they LITERALLY closed a bar down, and Devon fills us in on the time he hacked into Slayer's tour bus wifi.The Road Case Official WebsiteJoin us on socials!Instagram FacebookTwitter

Amy Hef is a multifaceted artist who brings a truly unique approach to everything that she does. In other words, there is no one out there quite like Amy Hef.Born in North Battleford, Saskatchewan, Amy is the youngest of five children and was raised in Alberta within a deeply religious family. As an adult, Hef had to look inward to become empowered and is now recognized as one of the few out and proud, queer musicians in the province; a part of Canada that is not always known for its progressive nature. The singer has spent time honing her craft while living in LA and Calgary finding much success wherever she has landed. Her 2014 single “Creepin’ Me Out” went into heavy rotation at pop radio stations across the country and the 2017 release “Drunk On Conversation” currently has over 250,000 streams across Spotify and Apple Music. Over the years, Amy's music has earned placements in famous television series such as Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Vanderpump Rules and other MTV programming.Listen to Amy Hef on SpotifyThe Road Case Official WebsiteJoin us on socials!Instagram FacebookTwitter

It's cats... on a plane! But first, we break down the Nice Horse rooming situation, go over some airport etiquette guidelines, and are AGGRESSIVELY nice to each other. Then, we honestly cannot get enough of these motherf*ing cats on this motherf*ing plane. We tell the travel tales (tails?) of no fewer than three separate rogue kitties, and Brandi gives us a rundown on just what, exactly, flight attendants are and are not allowed to do with duct tape. Plus, Tara tells the story of a somewhat inconsiderate seatmate named Vincent, Katie & Krista relocate a pair of cats over provincial borders, and we let you in on the two things you should absolutely NEVER put in the overhead bin.The Road Case Official WebsiteJoin us on socials!Instagram FacebookTwitter

This episode, we reminisce about all the times we've been robbed on tour - and guess what, they pretty much ALL happened in Montreal. Brandi shows off her CSI skills and tells us about the time she had to spend a whole tour wearing a single pair of underwear (despite having several boxes of undies in the trunk), and Katie reminds us that it's never a good idea to carry around a briefcase full of cash, no matter how cool it makes you feel. Plus, Tara lets us in on why she actually felt lucky after getting ripped off in Montreal, and Brandi and Krista are betrayed by an overly helpful bakery employee. The Road Case Official WebsiteJoin us on socials!Instagram FacebookTwitter

This week, we're talking about all kinds of sketchy tour accommodations! Brandi discusses the potential advantages to staying at the Bates Motel, we've got a small-town Saskatchewan mixup involving an over-served bartender and her dad, and Tara's old band has an experience that makes their guitar tech quit the business for good. Always remember, there's safety in numbers - they can't murder all of us, right? The Road Case Official WebsiteJoin us on socials!InstagramFacebookTwitter

What's the most rock & roll brand of bubblegum? What do the Grande Ole Opry and The Road Case podcast have in common? What's the worst onstage injury imaginable? We answer these burning questions and more in this week's episode, featuring our bud Clayton Bellamy! You probably know Clayton as one-third of the award-winning band The Road Hammers or as the enigmatic frontman of Clayton Bellamy & The Congregation, but we know him as the guy with the most (and most epic) road stories we've ever heard. We laugh, we cry, guitars are destroyed, blood is shed, and what happens in Australia definitely does not stay in Australia. Plus, Clay tells us about the time Gordon Ramsay almost certainly tried to poison him, and lets us in on his secrets for building a ZZ Top-style spinning guitar. The Road Case Official WebsiteJoin us on socials!Instagram FacebookTwitter

First up, Brandi and Tara catch up on the world of true crime, and Katie and Krista compare notes on backpacks for their pets. Then we're cry-y-ing over... well, just about everything.  Brandi relives one of the absolute worst days of her life, and Krista and Tara get real about an awful part of touring that musicians rarely talk about.The Road Case Official WebsiteJoin us on socials!InstagramFacebookTwitterSerial Killers Podcast by Parcast a Brandi and Tara favourite!

 Nuela Charles is an alternative soul singer/songwriter from Edmonton, AB. She's a 3-time JUNO nominee with four full-length albums, and a complete badass.In this episode, Nuela, Katie, & Brandi bond over growing up on farms and the cult of 4-H, and Krista & Brandi reminisce with Nuela over their first meet at the Peak Performance Project (a competition for emerging artists in BC and Alberta). Nuela shares the secrets behind her epic music videos (seriously, GO WATCH HER VIDEOS), how she built such an incredible career as an independent artist, and tells us what it's like to keep losing awards to Michael Bublé. Get out the way, MB!Nuela Charles' Official WebsiteThe Road Case Official WebsiteJoin us on socials!Instagram FacebookTwitter

We've been waiting months for this - our band, Nice Horse, is able to play live shows again!Over the past few weeks we've played a bunch of shows with all different sizes of venues and crowds - from cardboard cutouts to massive sold-out tents. After being on hold for so long due to the global pandemic, these moments have been packed with excitement and so many emotions (one of us can't even stop crying - bet you can't guess who).Tune in as we get back to work after a year and a half away! We kick it off with our experiences as the featured performer at the Calgary Influential Women in Business (CIWB) Awards, then chat about the the historic King Eddy in Calgary (where we're starting to feel like the unofficial house band), reminisce about being treated like rock stars at the Banff Springs Hotel, and wrap it all up with some stories from our first-ever time playing the infamous Nashville North tent at the Calgary Stampede.  The Road Case Official WebsiteJoin us on socials!Instagram FacebookTwitter