
A show about songs and artists that are big in Canada, but nowhere else. Hosted by Mackenzie Cameron and Laura Stanley.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music CommentaryMusic | |||

soulDecision is probably the most successful Canadian boy band of all-time. Which is somehow not the greatest musical achievement of the band's lead singer Trevor Guthrie. This bland man has it all figured out. Good for him! But also, what the hell i... more
In the 2000s, Burlington was the de facto centre of Southern Ontario's hardcore music universe, thanks largely in part to Silverstein, whose local shows eventually got too big for the city's biggest venues.
Silverstein's bassist and archivist Billy... more
In a surprise and live off the floor episode, Mac and Laura recap all the great CanCon moments of the World Series: Drake. Rufus. Geddy. JP. The cast of Schitt's Creek. National anthem thirstiness and more much.
Then, Mac goes over his experience of... more
Skye Sweetnam crashed onto YTV and the Family Channel under the shadow of Avril, but from the jump, she knew she was no Avril-lite. Through sheer force of will, Skye managed to escape CanCon pop punk princess purgatory and sever into something else e... more
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Love this show! It’s helping me rediscover songs I love that I had totally forgotten about.
Also, I never realized how many artists I listened to growing up were Canadian!
It really makes me appreciate how effective the CanCon system was. Wish we could find a way to recreate this today and promote great Canadian acts 🇨🇦🇨🇦
This is the best current podcast about Canadian music. It’s fun, well-structured, with lots of callbacks, and a strong conceit (is it CanCon?) that keeps everything on track. Solid production, great hosts, and lots of audience interaction - it has it all.
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This show offers a unique exploration of the Canadian music scene, highlighting songs and artists that have found success within Canada but have struggled to gain recognition outside its borders. Through engaging conversations, the hosts discuss the cultural significance of Canadian content (CanCon) regulations and their impact on the music industry. Each episode features in-depth discussions about specific artists and songs, reflecting on the broader implications of their Canadian identity in music.
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Big in Canada launched 10 months ago and published 45 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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