Episodes

Phinehas delivered a knock-out debut full length release with thegodmachine in 2011. Listen to our feature on Phinehas, as we speak with the band about that album and their new sophomore effort The Last Word Is Yours To Speak.

The wind, snow and cold of winter are here, but these festive songs will warm you up. Listen in as we celebrates Christ’s birth with a collection of Christmas favourites both old and new.

Shane Ochsner, formerly of Hands, joins The Antidote for some insights into his new band, Everything In Slow Motion. Oschner’s new recording, Phoenix, releases Dec 10th. We’ll share some of the conversation we had with him regarding the album and air a number songs from this extraordinary recording including the …

Five Iron Frenzy have released their latest album after a decade long wait. Tune in to The Antidote as we listen to Engine Of A Million Plots. We speak with Leanor Ortega Till and Dennis Culp about Five Iron Frenzy, their new recording, and their new sound.

The Antidote celebrates it’s 100th episode! Listen in as we take a retrospective view of the past 99 episodes. We feature portions of many of the discussions The Antidote has had with numerous artists and enjoy some of their music. Hour two of a two hour broadcast.

The Antidote celebrates it’s 100th episode! Listen in as we take a retrospective view of the past 99 episodes. We feature portions of many of the discussions The Antidote has had with numerous artists and enjoy some of their music. Hour one of a two hour broadcast.

The Antidote returns for a second look at the hard road with thoughtful songs from artists covering difficult topics. You’ll be hearing lyrical insights from Over The Ocean and Extol about their songs. PLEASE NOTE: Subject matter of these songs cover mature topics.

Lyrics from Christian artists usually focus on the positive. Not so with the songs included on this two part series. The Antidote takes a look at the hard road we sometimes have to walk. We also speak with The Rose Hill about their song “Offender”. PLEASE NOTE: Subject matter of …

Both a friend and a pastor, Aaron Holbrough, of The Parish in Peterborough, ON, joins The Antidote live in the studio. Tune in as we play a eclectic mix of music, both old and new. We’ll also spend some time discussing the relevance of music from Christians and how their …

The Chariot has long been considered one of the greatest bands in the metal scene. And for good reason. The Chariot expanded the boundaries of the music scene by delivering their own unique style to both critic and fan acclaim. The band announced the end of The Chariot just a …

HM magazine has been covering the hard music scene since 1985 and has remained as one the most influential publications in the music industry. Listen in as we speak with HM’s new editor-in-chief and CEO, David Stagg. We’ll be including tracks from many of the artists found in the October …

The Antidote continues with our theme on cover songs. Part two of The Covers contains songs from a wide range of artists whose covers may surprise you. J.R. Bareis of Love and Death speaks with The Antidote about the process of recording their cover of Devo’s “Whip It”. Hawk Nelson’s …

Christian artists have often recorded covers of mainstream songs. Find out why on the first of our two part feature we’ve titled, “The Covers”. Listen in as we speak with Stryper’s Michael Sweet and The Echoing Green as they give an insight to their cover songs.

Are they ambient, rock, post-rock, grunge, post-metal, psychedelic, or indie rock? The answers to those questions and more are found on the exclusive interview The Antidote had with O’Brother. We’ll also be airing a number of tracks from their new album, Disillusion, and their past releases.

The pace of punk is fast and furious and with an emphasis on social commentary. The same holds true with the Christian artists found on the Thumper Punk Records label. Listen in as we focus on these artists.

The Antidote returns to Trent Radio as the station switches from the sunny days of summer and heads into the new fall season. On this, the third year episode opener of The Antidote, we’ll look at a wide range of genres from artists who have released new music in the …

The Antidote delves into the independent music produced by Josh Garrels. His 2011 album, Love & War & The Sea In Between was described by Christianity Today as “prophetic, incisive, achingly human, and longingly spiritual,”. His unusual blend of music styles will grab your attention.

Electronic music occupies only a very narrow niche in Christian music. Major artists and underground bands offer up some of the best electronic music found on this episode of The Antidote.

The Antidote drops into the realm of indie/post-hardcore as we visit with the Denton, Texas based, Least of These. The band joins us in conversation to discuss their past music and the August 3 release of their first full length, Change Will Come.

Conceivably August Burns Red’s newest album, Rescue & Restore, could be considered as the greatest metalcore album of all time. On this episode of The Antidote we air the entirety of Rescue & Restore plus portions of our interview with ABR frontman and lead vocalist, Jake Luhrs. During that conversation, Jake …

The Antidote headed back to the not so distant past of the 1990s. During the 1990s Nelson Mandela, Mikhail Gorbachev, Bill Clinton made the headlines as world leaders. Schindler’s List, Forest Gump, The Shawshank Redemption were tops at the box office. The territory of Nunavut was formed, OJ Simpson was …

Check out this episode of The Antidote as we look into the music of SONS and feature an interview that took place with their lead vocalist Aaron Newberry. We also offered up a number of songs that have been released in the past few weeks.

The Antidote teamed up with Sara Ostrowska, the host of Trombones, Accordions, and Distortion, for a two hour ska and punk extravaganza. Despite computer difficulties at Trent Radio, the show went on. Sara’s programme proceeds The Antidote on Wednesday evenings and her passion and knowledge for these styles of music …

Canada Day arrives on July 1st, but The Antidote wants to beat the holiday rush and crush. Listen in to this episode as we feature a number of Canadian musicians who produce outstanding music during our celebration of all things Canadian and the founding of our nation.

So Say We All is a little band from the little town Moriarty, New Mexico, but they have a huge sound. Sci-Fi enthusiasts will recognize the band’s moniker from the series Battlestar Galactica. This blend of space rock and thunderous grooves is what Optimus Prime would work out to before …