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Osheaga 2019 Podcast – Saturday Part 2

by on June 28, 2019 at 2:28 pm
Posted In: Montreal, Osheaga, Osheaga Podcast, Other podcasts, Podcast, Podcasting

The Osheaga Arts & Music Festival is absolutely one of the biggest events of the summer in a city that is defined by having a million big events in the summer. And this year, it’s going to be even bigger. The last two editions of Osheaga took place on a temporary site that made the best of re-purposed sections of the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve but 2019 will mark the return of the festival to the original site. By original site I of course mean a newly renovated site that boasts a capacity somewhere over 65,000 people.

So to celebrate Osheaga being even bigger than ever we are making our 9to5.cc podcast specials even bigger than ever. How much bigger? Twice as bigger. That’s right, instead of one episode a day, Sarah and I will be breaking down our picks for each day across two episodes. When are we starting? Right now.

Our fourth episode is all about feeling good about yourself.  Expect a new episode around the 15th and 30th of each month all summer long right up until the festival.

Enjoy the show!

Episode 1 (Friday Part 1) is here.
Episode 2 (Friday Part 2) is here.
Episode 3 (Saturday Part 1) is here.

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Osheaga is August 2nd to 4th at Parc Jean Drapeau, music starts at 13h each day. Check out osheaga.com for more info and tickets.

All audio clips are copyright of their respective owners and used solely with the intention of promoting Osheaga.

Our intro song is Paradise Engineering (instrumental) by YACHT and is licensed under a Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.

Keith does all sorts of things here on 9to5.cc, he works with the other founders on 9to5 (illustrated), co-hosts our two podcasts: The 9to5 Entertainment System and Go Plug Yourself and blogs here as The Perspicacious Geek.

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The Great Sabatini (Sean and Joey) – Go Plug Yourself 170

by on November 29, 2018 at 6:30 am
Posted In: Go Plug Yourself, Podcast, Podcasting

The Great Sabatini may or may refer to a sex act, but that doesn’t matter. One of Montreal’s heaviest bands for the last 11 years, the boys of The Great Sabatini have just released their latest full length album “Goodbye Audio” and it’s full of the unpredictable and technical heaviness that they’ve become so well known for.

Once we get going, boy do we get going. You owe it to yourself to listen to the end to hear one of the craziest stories we’ve ever heard from a fateful night in Thunder Bay. Not for the feint of heart. Maybe don’t listen to it around kids.

“Goodbye Audio” is available now. Available digitally all over the place or on their Bandcamp (and check out the merch section to by a physical copy of it).

Enjoy the show!

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As always, a big thank you to the providers of our theme song: Leighland Beckman and Aural Turpitude!

Keith does all sorts of things here on 9to5.cc, he works with the other founders on 9to5 (illustrated), co-hosts our two podcasts: The 9to5 Entertainment System and Go Plug Yourself and blogs here as The Perspicacious Geek.

Walter J. Lyng is a stand-up comedian based out of Montreal, you should follow him on Twitter @wallygoodtimes and on Facebook: Walter J. Lyng

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Johnny Griffin (John Jacob Magistery) Talks Osheaga – GPYS 162

by on August 1, 2018 at 8:33 am
Posted In: Go Plug Yourself, Montreal, Osheaga, Osheaga Podcast, Podcast, Podcasting

Osheaga is right around the corner and John Jacob Magistery is one of the local bands you should really be on the lookout for this weekend. If you’ve never had the privilege of seeing Johnny Griffin and company take to the stage for a live performance do yourself a favor and make your way over to the “Green Stage” at 1:30 pm on Saturday.

Johnny talks a little about his family, what’s in his briefcase and the intrinsic value of being an individual. All this and more. Enjoy the show!john jacob magistery

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There are still some single day passes available for Friday and Saturday, check out osheaga.com for full lineup. John Jacob Magistery plays at 1:30 at “Scene Verte” on Saturday.

Keep up to date with John Jacob Magistery on Facebook.

Photo: From Jason Hughes‘ review of John Jacob Magistery at Bleury Bar Vinyl.

As always, a big thank you to the providers of our theme song: Leighland Beckman and Aural Turpitude!

Keith does all sorts of things here on 9to5.cc, he works with the other founders on 9to5 (illustrated), co-hosts our two podcasts: The 9to5 Entertainment System and Go Plug Yourself and blogs here as The Perspicacious Geek.

Walter J. Lyng is a stand-up comedian based out of Montreal, you should follow him on Twitter @wallygoodtimes and on Facebook: Walter J. Lyng

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Men I Trust (Emma & Dragos) – Go Plug Yourself 137

by on August 10, 2017 at 6:55 am
Posted In: Go Plug Yourself, Montreal, Osheaga, Osheaga Podcast, Podcast, Podcasting

I’ve often lamented that we don’t have nearly enough musicians on the show, and now here we are two weeks in a row talking to great bands from our home province of Quebec. Men I Trust graced the Green Stage at this year’s edition of Osheaga and Dragos and Emma from the band were kind enough to meet up with us after the festival to talk about the festival, Shaun White wanting a dog to attack Emma and we play some weird games of “Would You Rather” at the end that get a little NSFW.

Also, Scott sits in for Walter on this one since Walter is out of town at the moment. Enjoy the show and be sure to Follow Men I Trust on Facebook and on Twitter and Instagram  (@menitrust) and keep track of their upcoming shows at BandsInTown. Oh! And definitely give them a listen over at Bandcamp or your favorite streaming service.GPYS Men I Trust 1

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As always, a big thank you to the providers of our theme song: Aural Turpitude!

Keith does all sorts of things here on 9to5.cc, he works with the other founders on 9to5 (illustrated), co-hosts our two podcasts: The 9to5 Entertainment System and Go Plug Yourself and blogs here as The Perspicacious Geek.

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Osheaga 2017: CRi is Ready to Feel the Vibe of the Crowd

by on August 1, 2017 at 9:31 pm
Posted In: Homepage, Keith, Montreal, Osheaga

16649304_1328015227237388_1089382409669379984_nWhile I write this, I’m listening to King Tubby’s album “Dub Fever”. Why? Because Montreal’s own CRi mentioned that King Tubby was in inspiration to him and it had honestly been a long time since I had listened to dub music.

Which is not to say that Osheaga festival goers can expect dub when they see CRi perform, they are much more likely to experience his (along with Ouri) signature sun drenched synths and steady basslines that are sure to get anyone who’s ready to dance moving.

Earlier this year, CRi was unsure about what lay in store for the future. But these days he seems fully devoted to making new music. Here’s what he had to say as he gets ready to perform at this year’s Osheaga music festival:

Keith: Osheaga has become one of the biggest festivals of the year in Canada, and even North America and it’s hosted right here in Montreal. With so many fans coming in from out of town for the festival, how important is it you to represent Montreal, in Montreal on such an international stage?

Cri: I’m very glad to be part of this major event I’ll try to do my best to be a good Montreal representative. I can’t wait to play alongside artists that I admire. To be a part of this lineup is a great opportunity. ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

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