The Pagan Place Podcast – Détails, épisodes et analyse

After a varied hiatus we visited Saint John's Butcher in their studio to talk about music, Where theirs is heading, Mega Churches and the dangers of endurance sports. Join us for this hilarious discussion.

Tunes you'll hear: Two Shots, Mistakes, Deus Ex Taxin' Ya, Too Dumb (feat. Kortni Nicols).

If you enjoy what you hear, you can find Butcher on Facebook, Instagram and Bandcamp.

Photo: Steve Wilson

Find us wherever you get your podcasts and follow us on Instagram and Facebook. Special thanks to Maeve Capson. Intro track: "Coldsnap" by Well Well Well

A short promo video with Jon Forward of the 'Four Story Walk-up' Podcast and 'No Jokes Barred.'

This time around we were visited by singer/songwriter Clinton Charlton. We talk a bit about his first forays into music, a bit about some of his projects and of course he graced us with a few of his tunes, recorded live in-house just for this episode.

Tunes You'll hear on this episode: Winter's Thaw, The Busker, Golden Years, Sunken Treasure

If you like what you've heard here you can find him on Facebook and at his website January Through December. 

   Thanks to Adrian the Intern for his second pass at sound engineering the interview portions of this episode.

 And of course Thanks to Picadilly Coffee Roasters who fueled this episode. You can find out more about them Via their Facebook page. You can also find them on Instagram 

Thanks to Well Well Well for the use of their song "Cold Snap". If you want to check out more of them, head over to their Bandcamp page.

      We're joined by Cherise Letson and Cait Milberry from Strange Grooves. We talk a bit about How they got started, some of their favourite tunes and where they are heading.

You can find them on their website www.strangegrooves.com or on Facebook

don't forget to check them out on most social media platforms as strangegooves.

The music you heard on this episode:

Intro and outro - Well Well Well

The song pick for this episode was Caught Between Us by Little You Little Me

In this episode Adam Washburn popped in for a visit and played a great set for us. We talk a bit about where his music is going and the ever changing industry that effects how artists get themselves out there. He also played a few of his tracks, recorded live in-house just for this episode.

The songs you heard on this episode: Molly, The Best Days, Blue, A cover of the Beatles' Blackbird, and Chasing Butterflies.

You can find Adam all over the place: Facebook , Bandcamp , Twitter , Instagram

If you like what you hear here, head over to his bandcamp page. His last album and EP digital downloads are both up for pay what you will. 

 In this episode we're joined for a second time by Gram Lewis. We reminice a bit about our youth, talk song writing and why he chose the songs that he decided to play for us. Of course his tracks were, recorded live in-house just for this episode. You'll hear a little of Adrian the intern from time to time as well.

The music you'll hear in this episde: Backyard, Songbird and a cover of Ween's The Argus.

Enjoy.

   For this episode we decided to mix it up a bit. Instead of a guest and session we decided to pull some tunes from our archives. There are many songs that never get aired due to time constraints, so we've pulled some out that you haven't heard from over the years. A few of the tracks you have heard before, but hey... They never get old. Over the years we've recorded in different locations with varying qualities of recordings from day one until now, so enjoy the journey.

    You still have a few days to get in on our October giveaway contest, ending October 30th. Just visit our Facebook page and check out the promo there and comment or comment on the promo video Here . You can also find us on Twitter

   The Tunes you hear on this episode are: 1) Troy Chenier - Heaven Take me Home 2) Adam Washburn - Penelope 3) Hunter Wilson - Poems 4) Frank James - Pity Sake 5)Austin Eatman - Same Damn Stone 6) Steve Fudge - Close Down 7) Peter Butler - Line by Line 8) Kerry Caron - 21 Stories 9) Drake Adams - On you Own 10) Joe McCorriston - My Hero 11) Gram Lewis - You Are Not Alone

If social Media is your game you can find some of these fine folks online.

Adam Washburn: Facebook , Twitter , Instagram , Bandcamp

Hunter Wilson: Facebook , instagram

Frank James: Facebook

Austin Eatman: Facebook , Twitter , instagram

Steve Fudge: Facebook , twitter , instagram , bandcamp - hiphop

Peter Butler: twitter , Bancamp - Well well well , bandcamp - Spruce

Kerry Caron: facebook , twitter , Instagram

Drake Adams: Facebook

Joe McCorriston: Facebook , twitter , instagram , bandcamp

  This time around we decided to give you a bit of a longer episode. Eric from Parapony Picture Shows, the team that gives us the web series Hurtin. We talk a bit about the show, it's origins, influences and everything else that came to mind. We did have to contend with a band playing in the upstairs studio while we talked, so just a heads up that there is some backround noise. We'll say it's atmospheric. You can visit their website at hurtin.ca or check them out on their YouTube channel

Also check them out on Twitter , Facebook and even Instagram.

The songs you heard in this episode are: Heftone Banjo Orchestra - Maple Leaf Rag (intro), Flight of the Conchords - Rock the Party, Saddlesore Co-op Society - Cash Climb, Beastie Boys - 5 Piece Chicken Meal, Beardo - John Lennon, Saddlesore Co-op Society - Oh Pappa, Saddlesore Co-op Society - Hurtin Theme (outro)

     Mr. Steve Fudge decided to come up to the studio and play us a few of his tunes. We also chatted about his other artistic interests, his rough start with open mics and the best experience he's had playing a gig. Steve has made many a venture, we dare say successfully, in to other realms such as HipHop and Comedy and we were glad to get him in for a chat. Hey plaed us a few tracks, recorded live in-house just for this episode.

   The songs you heard on this episode were: Halfway, Erin and a cover of a 'Neutral Milk Hotel' song, Engine.

   If you want to venture into his stroll down HipHop lane (which we really recommend you do) you can find his albums on Bandcamp for free right here: Curbside Prawjek

    you can also find Steve on Twitter

In this episode we were invited into the studio of Industrial Park Productions to talk with Raven Blue and Jeff McLennan about their upcoming short film Homeless, due to be released Aug. 18th at the Third Shift Contemporary Arts Festival. They talk a bit about the importance of team collaberation, The learning curve of making a film and even let us hear a few tunes that influenced their gripping soundtrack. 

Check out the films webpage here and of course watch the Trailer here

The music you heard in this episode was suggested by Raven and Jeff. You heard M83 - Couleurs (intro / extro), Paradise Animals - Coastal Lines and Blank Banshee - Teenage Pregnancy.