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Tobin welcomes fellow Newfoundlander Justin Fancy to the show. Justin talks about starting his musical career during the pandemic, the early success, and staying within his country music lane but not forgetting his Newfoundland roots. Justin shares his advice to young and old artists who are just starting off in the world of social media as well. Simply put, don't post things that can hurt your rise. All of that and more on this episode. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes musician, Ian McConnell to the podcast. Ian talks about his style of music and how it came to be. Tobin compares Ian's style to Ed Sheeran and Bo Burnham sharing a stage. Ian also discusses how he manages his social media platforms and the importance of doing something you love because you love it not for the appeal of others. Tobin also plays a game of random questions with Ian where we find out Ian's fears and future goals.

Tobin welcomes Canadian Olympic Speed Skater, Valerie Maltais to the podcast. Valerie talks about her Winter Olympic experience, how she pushes herself to do better and how her dad originally had a different idea for her career, it's still sports but it was not speed skating. Valerie also talks about what she likes to do in the offseason and why she's afraid of thunderstorms.

Tobin welcomes fellow East Coaster, John Reardon to the show. You may know him as Detective Hudson on CityTV's Hudson and Rex filmed in Newfoundland ( cheap home province plug). John discusses the new season of the show, how he got into acting and what it's like working with animals on set. Don't worry no spoilers were given BUT we did dive deeper into the relationship between Hudson and Sarah and of course we talk the MOBILE UNIT.

Tobin welcomes back Nicole and Armand of the Canadian Country Duo, Broadtree. The three picked right back up where they left off a year ago talking about the changes a year can bring and Broadtree's latest song "You Only Miss Me Cause I'm Gone". Nicole and Armand open up about the lessons they learned in the past year including admitting they may have not been ready for everything that was planned, but they see it as growth and a positive for the future.

In this Snip Clip from our conversation with Bianca Andreescu, Bianca talks about being at an all-time low and stepping away from the game for her mental health. Bianca discusses how she needed that to find her passion again. Catch the full conversation here: https://www.tobintonight.com/bianca-andreescu-lets-have-a-racket/ Don't Forget to Follow Us on Twitter, Like Us on Facebook, and Subscribe to the Podcast! www.facebook.com/tobintonight www.twitter.com/tobintonight www.instagram.com/tobintonight

In this Snip Clip from our conversation with Natalie MacMaster, Natalie talks about having a child with Down-Syndrome and the shock of hearing the news, and what she and her husband quickly realized. Catch the full conversation here: https://www.tobintonight.com/104-natalie-macmaster-fiddler-and-the-spoons/ Don't Forget to Follow Us on Twitter, Like Us on Facebook, and Subscribe to the Podcast! www.facebook.com/tobintonight www.twitter.com/tobintonight www.instagram.com/tobintonight

Tobin welcomes Tommy Siegel from the band Jukebox the Ghost to the show. Tommy talks about forming the band back in university, the origin of the band's name, and their new album "Cheers". The two also discuss the crossroads of doing things you love and then really working at it to make it a career. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Canadian Tennis star Bianca Andreescu to the podcast. Bianca talks about her stellar 2019 year which included winning the Canadian and US open and trying to get back to that form. Bianca also opens up about taking social media breaks, recovering from injuries, and the importance of not letting people get the best of you. Check Out The Episode!

Tobin chats with Canadian Curler, Shannon Birchard about music and movies, does she enjoy country or pop? Does she like comedies or horror, you know the usual things you ask a Canadian Curler that has won back-to-back Scotties. No big deal. Don't worry we also talk about her curling career, how she ended up joining Team Einarson, and meeting two curling legends at a young age. How does she feel now when kids come up to her with that same look she had when she met Colleen Jones as a child?

Tobin welcomes Adolph Goetz and brothers Ben and Calvin Malson to the podcast. Together all three form the band Telehope, how'd they get that name? It's actually a pretty cool story but you'll have to check out the podcast to learn why or maybe just ask them? In the episode, we find out their favorite Canadian snacks and candy they enjoy on tour, the importance of mental health, and how they deal with their own well being and we talk about BLOW POPS, sorry, sorry SUPER BLOW POPS!

In this Snip Clip from our conversation with George Strombolopolous, George talks about his time at Hockey Night in Canada and how what was going on in society at the time and still to this day affected his decision in leaving the show, Check out the full conversation here: https://www.tobintonight.com/85-george-stroumboulopoulos-almost-the-hour/ Don't Forget to Follow Us on Twitter, Like Us on Facebook, and Subscribe to the Podcast! www.facebook.com/tobintonight www.twitter.com/tobintonight www.instagram.com/tobintonight

In this Snip Clip from our conversation with Ginella Massa, Ginella talks about the "elephant in the room", the hijab, and how one teacher said she would have more success if she ditched it. Catch the full conversation here: https://www.tobintonight.com/ginella-massa-two-hosts-tonight/ Don't Forget to Follow Us on Twitter, Like Us on Facebook, and Subscribe to the Podcast! www.facebook.com/tobintonight www.twitter.com/tobintonight www.instagram.com/tobintonight

In this Snip Clip from our conversation with Allan Hawco, Allan talks about how Republic of Doyle all started due to stereotypes of what Newfoundlanders were seen to be by people outside the province. Allan wanted to steer away from the stereotypes and say HERE, Newfoundland can also be a place where the television industry and the arts can thrive. Catch the full conversation here: https://www.tobintonight.com/allan-hawco-republic-of-hawco/ Don't Forget to Follow Us on Twitter, Like Us on Facebook, and Subscribe to the Podcast! www.facebook.com/tobintonight www.twitter.com/tobintonight www.instagram.com/tobintonight

In this Snip Clip from our conversation with Rick Campanelli, Rick talks about LIVE interviews and how at MUCH (before it was re-runs of hit shows in the '90s and Ridiculousness) it use to be a place of exciting interviews with musicians and pop icons where anything could happen. I loved watching MOD as a child and enjoyed the combination of Music Videos and interviews. I never got to be in-studio or behind the famous glass but MAN MUCH Music USE TO BE the Bomb! What's your favorite Much Music Memory? Catch the full conversation here: https://www.tobintonight.com/rick-campanelli-return-of-the-funko-pop/ Don't Forget to Follow Us on Twitter, Like Us on Facebook, and Subscribe to the Podcast! www.facebook.com/tobintonight www.twitter.com/tobintonight www.instagram.com/tobintonight

In this Snip Clip from our conversation with Vickie Guerrero, Vickie talks about her late husband Eddie's book and how she still has not read it. I have read his book, it was one of the first books (not just wrestling books) I bought. I remember in grade 7/8 bringing the book to school as if I was going to read it at lunch but would end up reading it if I had to stay after school or at night before bed. Eddie's Death was one that impacted my decision to continue to either watch wrestling or not, then Benoits happened and I stopped watching for years. What are your favorite Eddie memories or first wrestling books you had? Catch the full conversation here: https://www.tobintonight.com/94-vickie-guerrero-excuse-me-a-lovely-wrestling-heel-is-talking/ Don't Forget to Follow Us on Twitter, Like Us on Facebook, and Subscribe to the Podcast! www.facebook.com/tobintonight www.twitter.com/tobintonight www.instagram.com.tobintonight

In this Snip Clip from our conversation with Joel Cassady from Walk Off The Earth, Joel talks about how songs get made in 2022 and the A-word that all content creators are trying to master, the Algorithm. Catch the full conversation here: https://www.tobintonight.com/joel-cassady-walk-off-this-podcast/ Don't Forget to Follow Us on Twitter, Like Us on Facebook, and Subscribe to the Podcast! www.facebook.com/tobintonight www.twitter.com/tobintonight www.instagram.com.tobintonight

In this Snip Clip from our conversation with Carlos Bustamante, Carlos talks about the crossroads from transitioning from YTV to ET Canada. Some people wanted him to stay because it's all they knew, and some thought it was time to move on to the next chapter, but what did Carlos think? Catch the full conversation here: https://www.tobintonight.com/carlos-bustamante-bust-a-move/ Don't Forget to Follow Us on Twitter, Like Us on Facebook, and Subscribe to the Podcast! www.facebook.com/tobintonight www.twitter.com/tobintonight www.instagram.com/tobintonight

Tobin chats with Nick Wheeler of the All American Rejects (AAR). Nick talks about the band's beginnings, its success, and frustrations. He talks about growth and looking at things differently than he did when he was in his 20s compared to his 40s. We also talk about how everything SEEMS different but is the same in the music industry, sure now we have TikTok, Instagram, and Twitter but you still have to grind to get yourself out there so people see your content.

Tobin chats with Canadian Curlers and soon-to-be Newly Weds, Brett Gallant, and Jocelyn Peterman. The two talk about their upbringing in curling, their Olympic experience, and joining new teams in the next curling season. Gallant with Team Bottcher, Peterman with Team Lawes. We also play a fun little game at the end, LUCKILY it did not cause a postponement to the wedding.

Tobin chats with Walk off the Earth (WOTE) drummer, Joel Cassady. Joel explains how he joined the band and how social media like YouTube helped the band garner interest in the beginning and how new platforms like TikTok and Instagram have created a new following. Joel also tells us more about the cross-over wave that's happening in the world where now anyone can have their hands in many jars such as WOTE being nominated for a children's album at this year's Juno Awards. Joel also talks about his bandmate, Mike Taylor, and his Mother's passing affected his outlook on life.

Advocate, Lawyer, and Musician, Lily Vakili wears many different hats (if she decided to wear a hat that is). In this episode, Lily talks about how her fascination with words and how it lead to her having a career as a Lawyer, her interest in music and creating a band and having a child with autism, and the importance of having a good support system. Lily talks about her new album, "Walking Sideways" and how one friend set a very high bar for the acts she compared it to. We also have some fun debating COVER songs and whether artists should do them, and if they choose to, what is the bar?

Tobin chats with Canadian Sportscaster, Andi Petrillo. The two talk about name pronunciation, and how people can shy away from stating their true last name when they are just starting out. Andi talks about how tough it was leaving Leafs Lunch and trying her best to slow down but admitting she is a workaholic. Andi also opens up on the first time she ever truly felt discriminated or excluded based on the fact she was a woman in media, it's an interesting story that I feel many can still relate to today. Check out the conversation here.

Tobin chats with Canadian Country Singer, Mike Whiteside about his career, how an ex-girlfriend and her family played a huge role in him becoming a country singer, and how he was more productive during the pandemic. I mean you were either bored or busy, right?