Canadian Music History Archives - Alan Cross' A Journal of Musical Things

New book that collects Canadian album information and artwork in one place launches Indiegogo campaign

Mike Carr is an insanely big fan of Canadian music. Over the last few years, he’s been working on a

If you’re a fan of Canadian hip-hop like I am, you will be excited to hear about an event happening

The whole Canada 150 thing isn’t quite over yet. If you haven’t seen this interactive timeline on Canadian music, give

At the opening reception for the 46th Annual Juno Awards, Music Canada revealed a four-part installation called Anthology: Defining Moments

For the longest time, Canadians did a wretched job of documenting our own musical history. Perhaps it was our collective

Being your Authentic Self – Richard Crouse in conversation with TBP Podcast EP 035 July 2, 2021
You would be given a free pass if you forgot that before the rise of the social media influencer there were already pundits and personalities on TV, radio and print. There’s just been that much exponential change in the media business over the last 15 years. Yet today, those who were formerly the audience are […]
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The Business of Radio – Elliott Hurst in conversation with TBP Podcast EP 034 June 21, 2021
The commercialization of streaming audio is not a new phenomenon. Going back 100 years, it was simply known by another name, broadcasting. With the launch, rise and now transition to digital and apps, the business models of audio-preneurs have generally been the same, mostly because of the challenge of measurement, a problem audio’s cousin television […]
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The Custodian of Toronto Sports – Richard Peddie in conversation with TBP Podcast EP 033 May 27, 2021
Over a 20+ year span, as the Toronto pro sports scene evolved from older venues and stands filled with blue and white (Leafs, Blue Jays, Argonauts) to a more intense red (Raptors, TFC), and grand coliseums that define the city’s skyline, there is one sports executive in particular who ownership looked to. We’re of course […]
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