Jann Arden shares her journey from a free-range childhood in Springbank, Alberta, to becoming a celebrated Canadian musician, author, and actress. She reflects on her early influences, the challenges of her music career, and the evolution of the industry. Jann discusses her experiences in the bar scene, her breakthrough hit 'Insensitive', and the realities of life on tour. She also touches on her transition to writing and acting, her personal growth, and the importance of community. With her new album 'Mixtape' and upcoming tour, Jann expresses her excitement for reconnecting with fans and the impact of art in today's world. For tour dates and more, head to jannarden.com. And listen to her podcast at jannardenpod.com.

The Tony Parsons Show is recorded and produced at Eighty Five Audio

David Suzuki and his daughter, marine biologist Sarika Cullis-Suzuki, join Tony for a wide-ranging conversation about family, science, and environmental advocacy. Sarika shares her journey into marine biology and her new role as co-host of The Nature of Things, taking up the mantle after David’s retirement from the iconic series. Together, they reflect on the show’s legacy, the challenges of overfishing, and the intricate balance of ocean ecosystems. They open up about the influence of family on their work, the complexities of public criticism in activism, and the emotional weight of raising children in an uncertain world. Throughout the conversation, they explore Canadian identity, the power of community resilience, and the urgent need for collective action in the face of climate change.

The Tony Parsons Show is recorded and produced at Eighty Five Audio

Paul Langlois shares his journey from a young music lover in Kingston, Ontario, to guitarist for one of Canada’s most iconic bands, The Tragically Hip. He reflects on the early days of the band, the deep bond he shared with frontman Gord Downie, and the emotional experience of their final tour together. Along the way, he opens up about life after the Hip, and the lasting impact of the band’s legacy. He also shares insights into the making of their documentary “No Dress Rehearsal” and what it means to be recognized as 'Canada’s band.'

The Tony Parsons Show is recorded and produced at Eighty Five Audio