Podcast Archives - Alan Cross' A Journal of Musical Things

Betty Crocker vinyl? Yep. Cookbooks on record.

Spoken Word with Electronics unearthed a 40-album set of Betty Crocker cookbooks that was released in the 1950s as part

We’re burning through media these days as we try to fill the quarantine hours with…something. If you’re missing the musical

WHY are podcasts all the rage these days? Everyone and their mother seems to be involved in one, from amateur

I don’t know about you but I certainly never tire of listening to anything related to Oasis, the brothers Gallagher

With a new album entitled The Nothing almost here (it’s out Friday), Korn has offered up this trailer that plugs

It was 25 years ago today that we heard the news about Kurt Cobain. Yes, it’s been that long. Here’s

Being in a band is a time consuming thing, so it’s not surprising that there’s a dearth of them producing

“Bohemian Rhapsody” is one weird song. What gives it just enduring iconic power? We speak with Juno-nominated producer Brent Bodrug

Bad news. This week’s interview was lost. Michael’s Skype call recorder failed and on Alan’s copy, the WiFi at the

We learn why Christmas music is arriving earlier and earlier, how it works on our brains as we shop, and

Yamaha Canada Music has a new podcast called Going Solo in conjunction with their website, RandomActsOfMusic.ca. Might be worth a

Making “The End of The Storm” – James Erskine in conversation with TBP Podcast EP 026 March 24, 2021
This week’s guest — director James Erskine — joins us from England where he has just released his latest feature-length documentary, The End of The Storm. The documentary follows Liverpool Football Club and their fans as they navigate the covid-interrupted 2019-2020 Premier League winning season. James expertly weaves together the voice of Jürgen Klopp, the […]
Andrew Dick
Inside the Toronto Sports Media Scene – Jonah Sigel in conversation with TBP Podcast EP 025 March 17, 2021
Being a Toronto sports fan hasn’t been easy for many generations of Torontonians. Of course, the Raptors NBA title was kind of a reset for the city, and there were a couple of crazy Blue Jays runs a few years back, but those were more so the Toronto sports awakening for Millenials. For Gen X, […]
Mark Silver
In a League of Her Own – Mary Ellen Carlyle in conversation with TBP Podcast EP 024 March 10, 2021
Dome Productions is a relatively unknown company. Anyone who has walked by Gate 13 at Rogers Centre while attending a Toronto Blue Jays game has likely missed the small Dome Productions office sign, which looks more like a cornerstone time-capsule on the building’s facade. However, there’s a good reason you’ve never heard of Dome. They […]
Mark Silver