After eight seasons, the Geeks and Beats podcast has wrapped up. It’s mostly my fault because my schedule has become so crammed with big projects that I just don’t have the bandwidth to
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Read MoreNobody cares about audio until they can’t hear it. But when it comes to VR, what makes the virtual real is as much the sound as the three dimensions around you. Overworld XR
Read MoreSocial Media Guy Stewart Reynolds tells us why Tik Tok doesn’t get sued for music sampling, his inaugural Social Media North conference, and why U2 is just getting big halfway around the world.
Read MoreNamed by WIRED as one of “22 people changing the world,” pioneering singer-songwriter Beatie Wolfe is an artist who has beamed her music into space, been appointed a UN Women role model for
Read MoreThe inspiration for this week’s episode was the release of Robbie Robertson & friends’ cover of “The Weight” for “Playing for Change”. But as long time music industry exec Eric Alper tells us,
Read MoreHas there been a better time for Canadian rock bands than the 1990s? Tyler Elynuik doesn’t think so. Elynuik’s name might not ring a bell, but if you’re a fan of bands like
Read MoreTurning the graphic novel Scary Girl into a VR world was a tall task for Dark Slope Studios. Author and creative director Nathan Jurevicius and COO Dan Fill discuss the lessons learned in this new
Read MoreThe hit by the manufactured (animated!) band designed to cash-in on this new demographic called the “teenager” just turned 50. We talk to Andy Kim, the singer-songwriter behind the 1969 hit “Sugar Sugar”
Read MoreDoctor Nadia Azar drops by the G&B studios to talk about her work at the University of Windsor on the impact a lifetime of drumming has on the human body. Plus, we learn
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