It's an embarrassment of riches on this episode of A Case History. Stacey Case interviews his old upstairs neighbour from the Coffin Factory – Scott Morin! When Stacey knew him 15 years ago, Scott was (and still is) a respected jazz musician and saxophonist. They knew each other, hung, out, partied together, however, they never really 'knew' each other – until this episode. Scott's been around the block as a musician. Sax player in Paul Shaffer's band on Letterman. He's partied with Trump – wait'll you hear the story. Find out what Prince told him when Scott swore in his house. And Stacey's favorite line this episode – when Stacey brings up how they both lived in an old coffin factory, Scott reminded him that after coffins, it became a piano factory: “There's not much difference between pianos and\ coffins – they both have souls in them.” Whoa. PLUS – an update on beloved female fronted mischief makers Stink Mitt! And Stacey talks about the night the cops came to take him away from his studio while suffering a breakdown...with Scott and show sidekick Mark both there that night. A very interesting show today! Tell a friend, andgive us a follow, won't you?

Joining Stacey Case and Mark Gee on episode four of A Case History is Jonathan Culp! He's the curator of the popular Youtube page Unpopular Arts, collecting and showcasing obscure 8mm, Super8, 16mm and video segments for discerning viewers' edification. Stacey and JC met in 1995 or so, and have years of history together in film, live music, and even programming the underground 16mm Toronto movie theatre The Trash Palace! Hear music from his band Loogan Bin, and music from a great triple vinyl release he's putting out! All this and more on another great episode of A Case History!

Stacey Case first met the man mountain music maestro Corpusse via his now-defunct fanzine Rivet. For the first time ever, Stacey and Corpusse discuss their past together, with Stacey first as a fan and then as a Corpusse record label guy. You'll hear music by Corpusse, and he even performs a live poetry reading! All this and more on another amazing episode of A Case History, with Stacey Case and Mark Gee.