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Looking back through my correspondence, I see that on Monday I asked my producer Suzanne whether we could get my West Coast Panel together to talk about trouble in the BC Conservative Party.
Between that first query on Monday and the meeti...
I’m bringing back my podcast.
What better way to celebrate the anniversary, almost to the day, of my decision not to do a podcast any more than to announce I’m going to do a podcast again? It’s important to be flexible.
So two weeks from...
“I don’t want Canadian anything... Move to the United States immediately”
Gee, he sure sounds like he wants a deal.
Emily Haines from Metric at Field Trip Festival 2018. Photo: Mark Matusoff
[Previously: Michael Barclay on Stars; Samantha Matusoff on Broken Social Scene.
Metric, Broken Social Scene and Stars, three iconic bands from the early-2000s mus...
Feist, Kevin Drew and Amy Millan at Field Trip Festival, 2017. Photo: Mark Matusoff
[Previously: Michael Barclay on Stars.
Metric, Broken Social Scene and Stars, three iconic bands from the early-2000s music scene in Toronto and Montreal,...
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Canadian politics; the state of the world; sometimes music and other arts. I'm trying to help.
Author of books about Canadian music. Eternally curious. Panglossian optimist and Malthusian despair.
Essays on music, culture, and the women who hold things together behind the scenes told by a 20-year music industry insider.
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