Music Episodes

Joel Cassady of Walk off the Earth discusses how he joined the band, the cross-over wave in which we are now currently in, the Junos and the passing of his mother and band mate Mike Taylor and the impact that left on his life.

Lily Vakili talks about her new album "Walking Sidways" , having a child with autism and why she also chose a career as being a lwayer.

Tobin chats with Canadian Country Singer, Mike Whiteside. Mike talks about how he kept busy during the pandemic, how he ended up becoming a country singer, and his experience at Boots and Hearts. Check It Out Here

Bailey Jordan- Neil talks about the struggle of being a independent artist during the pandemic, moving away from Newfoundland at 17 and we compare being a musician to being a podcaster.

Tobin chats with Koster about his upcoming show in Toronto, going solo from , "The Fallaways" and teaming up with Cone from Sum 41.

Cheri Moon talks being nominated for a Grammy and making the Grammy's more Diverse and Inclusive

Lumidee talks about how she felt being called a One Hit Wonder, dealing with haters, overcoming rheumatoid arthritis at the age of fourteen, after she was misdiagnosed with lupus and her new music

Tobin chats with Jacob, Jeremy, and Alex of the Montreal-based band, Group Project. The three talk about how they formed the band, coming up with the name, and their latest song Alma Mater. We also chat about the media and how it can portray people, and accents in music, and what's next for the band. What are their goals for 2022? Oh, and we have a lot of laughs. Fun Fact: Classe Ajournée (Class Dismissed) Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Canadian Country singer, Greg Rider on his path into music. Originally Greg wanted to be a sports journalist but a car accident during an internship changed his whole life and path. Greg discusses this on the podcast and opens up about being a class clown and finding out he has ADHD. Greg talks about dealing with depression and anxiety and we chat about the importance of being a good entertainer/communicator and how it can help in whatever career you choose. Check It Out H...

Tobin welcomes Canadian Singer, Madison Olds to the podcast. Madison talks about her love of Halloween, Harry Potter, Candy Corn, and the music business. Madison and I talk about cancel culture, and her musical career and she shares an interesting Chris Brown story. Can you still like an artist's music but dislike the artist as a person, we debate that as well. It's an episode that is full of conversation, just what you expect from this podcast. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Crash and Adams from Crash Adams to the show. The duo talks about how they met, coming up with the idea of always wearing a suit, the installment of the famous red couch to their identity, and much much more. It's a good thing they have more than one suit each as the duo was in stitches throughout this chat. Check it Out Here

Tobin welcomes Canadian Country Singer, Shantaia to the show. Shantaia and Tobin dive into a range of topics. Topics include the power of music labels and how they may affect an artist's creativity, why she turned down auditioning for The Voice, and how Martina McBride and Maren Morris have left an impact on her career. We also talk about Shantaias move to Nashville and her most embarrassing moment. Don't worry I share mine as well, we don't leave her hanging. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes back Sarah Wickett to the show. It has been roughly over a year since we last chatted with Sarah, how has she handled COVID, what has she been doing to keep busy? How about releasing new music? Glad you asked as Sarah talks about her new song and music video for Momma's Boy, how she edited the video herself, and how she is learning Punjabi. She also tells a funny sea doo story and how she once was a celebrity chaser. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Canadian singer and songwriter, Parker Graye to the show. Parker and Tobin talk about a whole variety of topics. They touch on mental health awareness during and after the pandemic, cancel culture, and whether you can separate an artist's music from their actions (R.Kelly, Chris Brown, Morgan Wallen). Parker and Tobin also poke some fun at a certain gift Tobin was given by a country artist. Check out the episode and laugh as hard and as often as these two did. Check It Out H...

Tobin welcomes Patrick Kordyback from the band, Stereos to the show. Patrick talks about forming the band, its early success, and what caused the band to break up, and then finally reunite. (It's an interesting story that I believe many young bands can learn from). Pat and I also bond over some NHL video games and discuss what the future holds for the band. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Carolina East to the show. Carolina talks about how she got into music, performing in a cover band and eventually making the move to go solo. Carolina talks about rejection and how hard it is to receive "No's" and just try to remain positive. We also touch on Carolina finding out she is indigenous and how she is trying her best to learn more about the culture and become a voice in the community. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Audriix about her new song, "Taking Back My Life", growing up in California, playing a bunch of instruments and she tells an interesting story about a guy who got sick of seeing her face on his exercise equipment. She also talks about how she went to school in Computer Science to help her music career, it's an interesting take. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Canadian Country Singer, Olivia Rose to the show. Olivia talks about how she got her start in country music, how COVID impacted her music career, and her song, "Gold" and we play a fun game of firsts. We also talk about some '90s / 2000s content. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Mark Brusegard of The Treble to the show. Mark talks about how the bad came to be (it's an interesting story) and how the name came to be (also an interesting story). Mark talks about the album Rivals and the song/video for No Secrets and how he originally was against the idea. We also talk about how COVID impacted the band and what the goal is for the band when things start opening up again. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Armand Antony and Nicole McCafferty (better known as Broadtree). The two talk about how they coped during the pandemic, how that pandemic lead to creating this duo, and how that in turn led to months of rushing to get things done and in order. Armand and Nicole also talk about their own personal struggles with Mental Health and the importance for them to be a voice for others and let them know they are not fighting alone. We also ask the TOUGH questions like why so many Ta...

Tobin welcomes Kailey Nicole to the show. Kailey talks about how she got her interest in music, and her acting background and gives a really in-depth comparison of music and football using Tom Brady (hence the name of the episode) Kailey also talks about her song/video for "Aim A Little Higher", her love of Hilary Duff, and the double-edged sword that is social media. It's a fun bubbly interview that clues up with a game of Firsts. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Troy Doherty. Troy is a jack of all trades (his words not mine), but if you see his body of work you'll agree. Troy has been in broadway musicals at the age of nine, has been featured on This is Us and Victorious, and now has his own EP out called, Calvin Court. We talk all about his career and Ep on this episode. Plus we learn something new about Mambo #5. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Canadian Country Singer, Paige Rutledge to the show. Paige talks about her latest song, Broken Record, and where she hopes the song leads her. She also talks about idolizing Dolly Parton, Carrie Underwood, and Shaina Twain and how it was actually a somber moment in her life that led her into this career. We also play a game with Paige called "Turning the Paige" which even Paige admits was her favorite part. Check It Out Here

In this unedited/ cut from LIVE Recording, Tobin is joined by a few Newfoundland artists who were recently on the podcast to promote their music and the upcoming East Coast Music Awards. We gathered them all together to chat about the music scene in Newfoundland, the importance of having a supportive community, and being a part of the MusicNL family. It's just a fun conversation PRE -ECMA's. It's like the Friends Reunion but with Newfoundland Musicians. Check It Out Here