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Jimmie Kilpatrick returns to discuss his excellent album Jimmie, the heartening experience of living in Manitoba, Canada these days and concentrating on his community, why he retired his Shotgun Jimmie name, bringing his sound sculpture work into his... more

Rebecca Foon and Aliayta Foon-Dancoes are here to discuss their debut album, Reverie, studying at Princeton, their family dynamic and their respective early forays in classical music, how much formal music education can inform improvisation and punk ... more

On a recent Kreative Kontrol episode, Mark Molnar mentioned his fondness for a radio interview I once conducted with Tom Holliston, John Wright, and Rob Wright from Canada’s greatest band, Nomeansno. And so, here’s that interview, which occurred over... more

Mark Molnar is here to discuss his new album EXO, being made to take classical music lessons at three years old over pursuing sports, key figures in his life who exposed him to music, musicians, and ways to approach your musical instrument, the death... more

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Mark Molnar
A gifted and prolific multi-instrumentalist, composer, live music curator, improviser, and record label owner based in Ottawa, Ontario.
Black Bough Records
Episode: Ep. #1048: Mark Molnar
Hélène Barbier
An instinctual and clever underground pop songwriter, bassist, and singer
Bon Sound Records
Episode: Ep. #1043: Hélène Barbier
Ryan Davis
Gifted songwriter, visual artist, singer, musician and label runner
Roadhouse Band
Episode: Ep. #1041: Ryan Davis
Katie Stelmanis
Gifted and classically trained musician, electronic pop songwriter and singer, film composer, and music producer based in Toronto, Ontario.
Austra
Episode: Ep. #1039: Austra
Carla Gillis
Musician, songwriter, therapist, and half of the band Overnight
Overnight
Episode: Ep. #1036: Overnight
Lynette Gillis
Musician, songwriter, therapist, and half of the band Overnight
Overnight
Episode: Ep. #1036: Overnight
Tony Hobbs
Speech pathologist and founder of Lot Miracles
Episode: Patreon Profile: Tony Hobbs
Julianna Riolino
A captivating and powerful singer, musician, and songwriter based near her hometown of Welland, Ontario.
Moon Whistle Records
Episode: Ep. #1029: Julianna Riolino
Carlyn Bezic
Multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, singer, and producer based in Toronto, Ontario
Jane Inc.
Episode: Ep. #1028: Jane Inc.

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Vish Khanna
Host known for thoughtful and engaging interviews that foster deep conversations with musicians, authors, and other cultural figures.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 523 ratings
  • Bad interviews with great guests

    This guy is one of the absolute worst interviewers. Fantastic lineup of guests but some of these conversations, like the one with Ira of Yo La Tengo, are so awkward you can feel the tension over the airwaves. The conversation was mostly a one-sided rant by Vish about various concerns that bothered him. The funniest part was when he brought up children’s entertainers in the context of longevity which even Vish seemed to quickly understand was irrelevant at best, insulting at worst. In general I w... more

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    bcsquest
    United Statesa month ago
  • Tortoise

    Came here for the first time to hear the latest Tortoise interview. After getting all the advertising and political opinion out of the way, we got like less than ten minutes with the artists, and basically nothing about the new album. Unfollowed.

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    Anonymouslyleft
    United States2 months ago
  • Great guests. Get outta the way!

    Just listened to the Ty Segall episode and have tuned in and out of this pod over years and years because of the great guests. But dang, get out of the way of the questions! Also did he read the Drag City press release for the album? (didn’t know Ty Had a co-writer on the lyrics?) I honestly like these music podcasts called Drifters Sympathy and We Are The Fall (about the band The Fall) because they let the guests talk and get them to tell new and interesting stories. Also the Canadian perspecti... more

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    Real Deal Steve McNeal
    United States5 months ago
  • Dear Vish,

    The HOUSE WEPT. Icicles dying.

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    LessCouchOn
    United States6 months ago
  • Dear Vish,

    Someone better light a match.

    You’re stinking up the joint, ace.

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    LessCouchOn
    United States7 months ago

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Many listeners appreciate the depth of the conversations and the quality of the guests.

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Ep. #1047: Lonnie Holley
Q: What led you to make use of things that you found?
I started making use of found objects out of necessity, as a form of play that turned into a learning experience, allowing me to experiment and explore my creativity.
Ep. #1049: Rebecca Foon and Aliayta Foon-Dancoes
Q: Rebecca, can you catch us up about your background given the fact that your sister just outlined her own trajectory?
Rebecca shares her late start in cello, bad initial teaching experience, and subsequent journey into improvisation and creativity.
Ep. #1049: Rebecca Foon and Aliayta Foon-Dancoes
Q: Can you speak to your background as a musician and maybe even why you're in Princeton, New Jersey today?
Aliayta explains her classical violin training and her desire for greater artistic agency, leading her to apply for a PhD in composition at Princeton.
Nomeansno (2011)
Q: What do you suppose it was about that record that resonated with people and continues to this day?
The album 'Wrong' was recorded and released at an opportune time, coinciding with the band's growing popularity in Europe.
Nomeansno (2011)
Q: Can you tell us how No Means No came to be?
The band formed out of a desire to create music without a guitar, focusing on bass and drums, which led to a unique sound.

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