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In this engaging interview, renowned fiddler Natalie McMaster shares her journey from childhood in Cape Breton to international music stardom.
Discover her insights on musical growth, balancing family life, and the inspiring story behind her new book focused on love and resilience.
Website - nataliemcmaster.com
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In this inspiring interview, Dee Hernandez shares her journey from Cuba to Canada, her musical influences, and her upcoming album 'The Secha'.
Discover her insights on cultural identity, resilience, and the power of music to connect and heal.
Website - www.deehernandezmusic.com
In this engaging interview, Bob D'Eith shares his multifaceted journey from musician and lawyer to politician and advocate for the arts.
Discover insights on the evolving music industry, the impact of technology, and practical advice for artists navigating today's landscape.
Website - www.bobdeit…
In this engaging interview, renowned guitarist Don Ross shares his journey from early musical influences to a successful career spanning over 40 years. Discover insights on musical development, guitar craftsmanship, balancing family life with touring, and advice for aspiring musicians.
Website - d…
In this conversation, Jon Mullane shares his journey as a musician, starting from his early days in Halifax, his experiences in California and New Orleans, and his return to Canada.
He discusses the influences that shaped his music, his recording experiences, and his plans for the future, includin…
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