Music Roundtable

Last but not least, the crew discuss "Hair Metal" love songs and the power ballads that came out of that genre.

The crew continues their discussion of love songs with a deep dive into "Stalker" songs. When does love become obsession?

The crew discusses love songs ahead of Valentine's Day. They dive into the meanings behind certain songs. Is it really a love song, or something else in disguise? Listen and find out.❤️

The crew continues their discussion on Michael Jackson. From his continued dominance in the late 80's till his untimely passing in June 2009.

The crew discusses the musical Rock of Ages. A fun take on the music scene on and around the sunset strip during the rise of one of the greatest eras of music.

The crew did their first "live" podcast. Check it out and let us know if we should do it again.

Welcome to our Christmas Special. On this episode the crew discusses Christmas! The childhood memories, linked to the songs and movies of Christmas. Whamageddon and of course the big question, is Die Hard a Christmas movie?

The crew discusses the song Do They Know It's Christmas. The song brought about a big change in the ways people helped countries in need through the use of music. The song sparked monumental concerts in London, England and Philadelphia, U.S.A. on July 13, 1985, known as Live Aid which raised millions of dollars for famine relief in Ethiopia.

The crew discusses the king of pop, Michael Jackson. From his start in the Jackson 5 to his solo career. How the songs and the videos in particular from the iconic Thriller album would change the way people would make music for generations to come.

The crew discusses the Kim Mitchell performance they attended at the Commodore in Vancouver.

The crew discusses the movie, Across The Universe. Enjoy.

The crew discusses movie soundtracks from the 80’s. What makes a good soundtrack or iconic soundtrack that stands the test of time?

The crew discusses one hit wonders in the 80's. What makes a song a one hit wonder? Does a song have to be #1? What if the band is big in their own country, are they still classified as a one hit wonder in other countries?

The crew discusses how the music became more accessible in the 80's, being able to bring music with you whenever, and wherever you wanted to go. The rise of MTV and Muchmusic, now you could watch and listen to your favourite bands. From the clothing to the different styles of music, the 80’s had it all!

The crew decided to do a special themed episode and discuss all things Halloween, enjoy.

The crew tries to answer a question posed by a friend of Vicki's. "What's your favourite album and why?" They end up with more questions than answers. What makes an album your favourite? Do you have to be in a certain mood? Is it an album you don't skip through any of the songs? Can you choose?

The crew discusses their style at the beginning of their career and how their solo albums affected the writing style on future recordings. They also came up with an interesting idea on how Bon Jovi could tour with Richie Sambora.

Vicki and Kim discuss their favourite songs and albums. Lyle and Clint also chime in with their go to songs. We dive into how the songs and the band have changed, especially with Richie Sambora's departure and how the possibility of him returning could affect the rest of the band.

The start of Season 2. The crew discusses the Def Leppard concert that Lyle went to see in Portland where Lyle's wish came true. Then talked switched to Bon Jovi!! Vicki and Kim's all time favourite band, starting with the beginning of their career.

The crew revisits the topic with their first guest, Liam. Why is he not a fan of Nickelback? What is it about the band or bands that makes people love to hate them?

The crew discusses their go to songs and albums and how it has changed over the years. The albums that bring back memories from an easier time in their lives.. Lyle also discusses a book that he shared his story of the band and what the band means to him..

The crew discusses the latest tour and what songs they would like to hear in concert. Thoughts turned to the idea of the band possibly playing smaller venues or having a show featuring deep cuts.

The crew discusses Def Leppard, Lyle and Clint's favourite band. Topics range from the new stadium tour, band members, and deep cuts. Basically, everything to do with the band.

The crew discusses bands that might not have had a big following in Canada but did quite well in their own countries and abroad. We dive into recordings from various artists that didn't do well on initial release but have since developed a cult following and have stood the test of time.

For the final part of the documentary, the crew discusses the band's induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the new members joining the band after Richie's departure and Jon's vocal issues which he may or may not overcome. Spoiler Alert: Watch the documentary first before checking out the podcast...