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Family Trade: Oscar Evans and Spencer Evans (opens the original)
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Welcome to another edition of Leave It All on the Stage! In this episode, host Tom Savage sits down with guests Spencer Evans and his son, Oscar Evans. They discuss their experiences working and performing music together as father and son, their lives as musicians, their creative processes and more. They also take time to jam out a little New Orleans jazz from CFRC’s studios with Spencer on Clarinet, Oscar on Trumpet and Tom on Guitar. Enjoy the episode! Host: Tom Savage Guests: Spencer Evans &
Episode 7 with Jason Mercer (opens the original)
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Join us for another fabulous conversation with local musician Jason Mercer! Hear stories and learn about the art of the long-haul musician’s tour with Jason who took time to join us just ahead of his European tour with acclaimed artist, Ron Sexsmith! We hope you enjoy the episode! Host: Tom Savage Guests: Jason Mercer Executive Producer: Dinah Jansen
The Importance of Community Radio with Barry Rooke and Dinah Jansen (opens the original)
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Does radio have a place in this futuristic streaming/tik tok kinda world we live in? Episode #6 of the Leave It All On The Stage attempts to answer this question. My two guests really know their radio! Barry Rooke is Executive Director of the National Campus and Community Radio Association (NCRA/ANREC), where he has championed independent media, digital transformation, and policy reform since 2015; and Dinah Jansen, who is the Executive Director at CFRC Radio in Kingston and producer of the Leav
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