Music Episodes

Tobin welcomes Australian Actor, Alex Grech to the podcast to discuss Juliet & Romeo. Juliet & Romeo is a musical romantic drama film where Alex plays Tommaso. Alex discusses his pathway into acting, his interest in becoming ...

Tobin welcomes Newfoundland Singer-Songwriter, Rodney Slade to talk about his upcoming music, the scene of Newfoundland music and staying motivated.

Tobin welcomes Singer/Songwriter Georgia Webster to the podcast. Georgia talks about her love of Harry Potter and how that contributed to her writing , which eventually turned into songs. Georgia also talks about her EP and h...

Tobin welcomes Derik Baker to the podcast, otherwise known as Virginia to Vegas. The two chat about Derik's greatest hits album and the decade of music it embodies. Tobin also asks Where is Vegas? The most embarrassing time o...

Tobin welcomes Jordan Coaker and kirsten Rodden-Clarke from Quote the Raven back to the show to discuss their lates song, the process of accepting rejection and growth We also play a game of random questions where we find out...

Tobin welcomes Canadian Artist, Dru to the podcast to talk the shifting of the music industry and his Las Vegas Residency.

Tobin welcomes Chloe Caroline back to the show to tak new album and situationships.

Tobin chats with James Mason about going out on his own with his music, his latest song Hunger Pain and what he has been up to since his last appearence on the podcast

Tobin chats with Jonathan Gallant of Billy Talent about forming the band and their 20th anniversary of their debut album

Peter Vance talks about his latest song, "Nothing to Lose" , his influence of 80's and 90's music and the best advice he ever received.

Brayden King talks about his time on American Idol, his song, "Living the Dream" and how a guest speaker changed his philosphy on how to become successful in music

Tobin welvcomes Canadian Country Singer, Brett Kissel to the show to talk about his latest album , The Compass Project, the evoloution of country music and his Cattle Ranch.

Tobin welcomes Rob Laska from Valley onto the show. Rob talks about how a double booking ended up being the best thing to ever happen, the bands new album, and we talk some ratings on movies from Rotten Tomatoes and if we agree with them.

Tobin welcomes lead singer, Tim Chaisson of The East Pointers to the podcast. Tim opens up about dealing with the loss of his bandmate and cousin Koady, his friendship with Emma Watkins of the Wiggles and what's next for the band.

Tobin welcomes Alee back to the show to talk about her new song "Love Song" , the ups and downs of posting teaser clips for music and trusting yourself.

Tobin chats with Joe, Mark and Mat of the band, Raynes about their latest single, "Drive You Back Home" and how the band was created.

Madison Olds joins the podcast to talk about New Year Resoloutions, growing up on Disney/Nick and play some random questions.

Tobin welcomes Matt, Mike and Kyle from Sub-Radio to talk about the bands formation and using reddit to grow their audience

Tobin chats with Canadian Country singer, Justin Fancy on his fast rise to stardom, starting his career in a pandemic and his latest single "Laid Back Kinda Night"

Tobin welcomes Ian McConell to the show. Ian is a musician who can be best described as Ed Sheeran meets Bo Burnham. Ian talks about his style of music, how he manages promoting his work on social media and what he would like to accomplish to close out 2022.

Nicole McCafferty and Armand Antony of Broadtree talk about their new song "You Only Miss Me Cause I'm Gone" and what they have been doing the past year

Tommy Siegel of Jukebox the Ghost hops on the podcast to talk about the new album "Cheers" , creating the band and how the pandemic allowed them to take their time with this album instead of feeling rushed.

Tobin chats with Adolph, Ben and Calvin of Telehope on their favorite Canadian snacks, their music and what there goals are for 2022 and beyond.

Nick Wheeler of All American Rejects talks about the band, looking at things differently at 40 and the grind of the music industry even today.