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In the final interview of our spotlight on Shambhala's artists, The Dream Zine's Chandon Autumn catches up with EVeryman at his home in LA to talk about how he got into performing, his background as an actor and stand-up comic and the various charity and community outreach work he does, namely in memory of his best friend, Nicholas "Pumpkin" Alvarado. EVeryman also talks about the support he has received from Edmonton and Western Canada in general. He will be in town on New Years Eve performing at the Starlite Room with Get Up, Get Down, Get Funked vol III. Check out EVeryman on SoundCloud here: https://soundcloud.com/everyman_music

Topic Du’Jour Ageism , Pimp Politics & We Remember Stan Lee

DJ Aphrodite chats with host Chandon Autumn of The Dream Zine about how he got into performing music and how it lead him to The Village Stage at Shambhala. Check out more from DJ Aphrodite on his SoundCloud Page: https://soundcloud.com/dj-aphrodite

Happy Halloween Topic Du’Jour Halloween , The Thing & The Sabrina The Teenage Witch

Interview with Isaac Carter of the Betty Alice Effect

JFB sits down with host Chandon Autumn of The Dream Zine to talk about how he got into DJing, his technique and the equipment he uses as well as his love for Shambhala. Make sure to check out his tracks on SoundCloud here: https://soundcloud.com/jfbdj

Father Funk sits down with Chandon Autumn of The Dream Zine to talk about his experience performing in Western Canada. Father Funk is a musician out of Bristol who talks about how he got into electronic music, the music scene in Bristol, and his musical influences. This was recorded at River City Revival House at an event put on by Cheshire Productions. Check out his set from Shambhala here: https://soundcloud.com/father-funk/fractal-forest-mix-2018 Check out more of his music here: https://soundcloud.com/father-funk

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In the fourth interview from Shambhala, we are joined by a very special guest. Marty Carter is a musician and Salmo local who has performed at every Shambhala ever, 21 years running. Marty has a wealth of insight and experiences from the festival that he shares, explains its impact and longevity, and why it is people keep flocking to the festival from around the world. Shambhala grew up in Marty's backyard, and he has watched it grow to where it is as someone who performs there every year. Follow us on social media @GRadioYEG for more interviews from the greatest festival in the world.

It’s been a little while but we’re back with the *~*~40th*~*~ episode of the Night Vision Podcast. We’ve got another Alberta expat on the guest mix this time around with the honours going to Calgary’s Lorne B (@lorneb). Now living in the Kootenays, Lorne is a music curator for Bass Coast Festival (@bass-c0ast) and a stellar disc-jockeyer. His mix gets going at around the 30 minute mark, but before that--as if you needed to be reminded-- Malcs & @Trevor-Oslo start things off with some new heat from the world of electronic music.

In the third interview from Shambhala, Stickybuds joins us backstage at The Village for an interview about his time and experiences at the festival. Stickybuds talks about what the festival has done for him and his music career, how he got in with Fractal Forest, and how Shambhala compares with festivals around the world. Stickybuds performed at Shambhala in his first year as a musician, and it has since launched his music career to where he is now a yearly staple, and has performed in 25 countries around the world. Make sure to check out Stickybuds set from Fractal Forest at this year's Shambhala here: https://soundcloud.com/stickybuds/ff18 You can listen to his new album here: https://soundcloud.com/stickybuds/sets/takeastand Follow us on social media @GRadioYEG for more interviews from the greatest festival in the world.

In the second in a series of interviews from Shambhala, Sean and Nate from Moontricks joined us backstage at The Village for an interview about Moontricks and their time at Shambhala Music Festival. Native to the Kootenay region, Moontricks is a local act for Shambhala, and both members grew up in and around the festival and have grown to become one of the headline acts. They joined us before their show and talked about how they got there, their experiences at the festival, and whats next for the duo. Check out Moontricks online at https://www.moontricksmusic.com/ and listen to their tracks on SoundCloud at www.soundcloud.com/moontricks Make sure to give us a follow on social media @GRadioYEG for more interviews from the greatest festival on earth.

Welcome to Episode 39 of the Night Vision Podcast! This episode we have DJ/producer Bikes (@BikesMusic) delivering us a guest mix all the way from Berlin. Through his signature vinyl-only sets, and appearances at festivals like Bass Coast, Shambhala, and the Body Language parties, Bikes became a staple in the Vancouver scene before relocating to Berlin. His guest mix is exclusively made up of quality tunes from his friends and peers, a great theme in our books

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In the first in a series of interviews, General Levy sat down with us backstage after his set at The Village Stage at Shambhala 2018. General Levy is a legendary raggae, jungle and dance-hall emcee out of London. He laid down a killer set for his first time performing at Shambhala and his first ever set in Canada. Make sure to check him out online, and we hope he'll be back soon. Website: http://www.general-levy.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/generalevy/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/generallevy/ Give us a follow as well on social media @GRadioYEG for more artist interviews coming out of the festival.

Jeff & Chandon of GRadio.ca introduce a series of interviews that took place at Shambhala 2018. Watch out for interviews with Stickybuds, Moon Tricks, JFB, Aphrodite, General Levee, the longest running performer at Shambhala and more...

The RCR Records Show - Episode 46 by GRadio.ca

Christina Erikson unveils the mystery of the bunch of celery populating Astral Harvest...

Mike Cooper, author of Ego & Empathy spoke to host Chandon Autumn about his new book, and how he found success after coming from nothing in his youth. Recorded backstage at The Manor Stage at Astral Harvest 2018. Check back later this week for a bunch more artist interviews and hot takes coming out of the festival!