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Rhythm Changes Podcast (2021-2023) and other podcasts that I produce or consume.

Jocelyn Pettit - All it Brings (w/ Ellen Gira) & Wind Rose

Jocelyn Pettit - All it Brings (w/ Ellen Gira) & Wind Rose

Releasing two fiddle albums in five weeks

Jazz Office Hours

Jazz Office Hours

Episode 1 with Cory Weeds and I as co-hosts out today

Kria Wall & the Jazzfest Debut of Spindle! (7 Piece Band)

Kria Wall & the Jazzfest Debut of Spindle! (7 Piece Band)

Opening up about identity through an expressive band

Rory Hislop, cropped for Rhythm Changes Podcast

Jazzfest Hangout with Rory Hislop - Producer of the Gig List

The 2022 Vancouver International Jazz Festival so far

Quatuor André Lachance, Après l'hiver, Guitar & Moog Bass

Quatuor André Lachance, Après l'hiver, Guitar & Moog Bass

A great local jazz bassist has another album out as a guitarist

Clayton Poon (trumpet)

Clayton Poon: Trumpet, NWSS Music to Cap Jazz Second Year

Clayton and I share a history at both CapU and NWSS

Cory Weeds, cropped and edited for the Rhythm Changes Podcast

Cory Weeds - Fraser MacPherson Jazz Fund, Just Coolin'

Cory joins Rhythm Changes in conversation for the first time

Jazz Office Hours title art

How I'm building a new podcast audience this summer

Up-close and personal with plans for Jazz Office Hours

Jen Fritz (The FM Podcast)

Celebrating Episode 50 with Jen Fritz of the FM Podcast

Jen is a publicist who runs Fritz Media and The FM Podcast.

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Reflections on one year of podcasting

I knew nothing about audio. Random intros change everything.

Haleluya Hailu, Before She Signed with 604 Records

Haleluya Hailu, Before She Signed with 604 Records

Haleluya talks about her bedroom pop single, "Forgive Me".

Arvind Ramdas, cropped and edited for the Rhythm Changes Podcast

Arvind Ramdas - Homage at Frankie's

Arvind talks about his May 29, 2022 gig at Frankie's Jazz Club.

The Channel is Dead, Long Live the Video Essays

The Channel is Dead, Long Live the Video Essays

Four audio essays recovered from the now-defunct YouTube channel

Julia Ulehla & Meredith Bates - Coastal Jazz Transition

Julia Ulehla & Meredith Bates - Coastal Jazz Transition

A bonus episode of the podcast

Amanda Sum, cropped and edited for Rhythm Changes Podcast (New Age Attitudes)

Amanda Sum - New Age Attitudes

Amanda talks about her upcoming album, New Age Attitudes. She released the title track single on April 22, 2022.

Jancis Bautista (You Must Believe In Spring)

JANCIS - You Must Believe In Spring

Jancis talks about his first jazz quartet and vocal album, which he released from Richmond on April 8, 2022.

Emily Best, cropped and edited for the Rhythm Changes Podcast (Light Up the Dawn)

Emily Best - Light Up the Dawn

Emily talks about her second album, which mixes indie rock, folk, and jazz.

Jamie Hicks - Origin Story

Jamie Hicks - Origin Story

Jamie talks about his first jazz album, Origin Story.

Angela Verbrugge, cropped and edited for the Rhythm Changes Podcast (Love for Connoisseurs)

Angela Verbrugge - Love for Connoisseurs

Angela talks about her second vocal jazz album, Love for Connoisseurs. She released the album on March 25th, 2022.

Photo of Emily MacCallum, cropped and edited for the Rhythm Changes Podcast (UofT)

Emily MacCallum - UofT Eco-Musicology

Emily talks about her academic and musical path from Langley to Victoria, Europe to UofT, and violin to musicology.

Justice McLellan - Blue J

Justice McLellan - Blue J

Justice talks about his band Blue J and their first indie rock album, A Sign of Good Luck, on Nettwerk Records.

Ian Cromwell, cropped and edited for the Rhythm Changes Podcast (Locals Lounge)

Ian Cromwell - Locals Lounge

Ian talks about the return of his Vancouver live music initiative, Locals Lounge, to in-person presentations.

Photo of Catherine Wilson, cropped and edited for the Rhythm Changes Podcast (Euterpe: Music is the Key)

Catherine Wilson - Euterpe: Music is the Key

Euterpe is a jazz and classical performance non-profit. Catherine is the founder; she’s a concert pianist in Toronto.

Tahnee Juryn performing with The Modern Day Warriors (vocal coaching), cropped and edited for the Rhythm Changes Podcast

Tahnee Juryn - Modern Day Vocal Coaching

The Modern Day Warriors is Tahnee’s Rush cover band. She talks about that, vocal coaching, and more.

Press photo for Sugarfungus featuring Alex Marr & Tess Meckling, cropped and edited for the Rhythm Changes Podcast

Alex Marr & Tess Meckling - Sugarfungus

Alex & Tess talk about their indie rock band, Sugarfungus; and the band's first EP, Letting Go, Moving Still.