Serf City's Podcast

On tonight's edition of 'Serf City': The Fredericton Connection - John Leroux is in town to talk about Saint John architecture, and The Olympic Symphonium is here for a show with Isaac & Blewett. Plus: win free tickets to see Ani DiFranco. 6:30 pm on 107.3 FM

A moving piece: serf city speaks with stephen kopp and monica adair about 'in transit', their new work of public art outside the new bus terminal on the city's east side.

On this episode: Jeff Liberty, ECMA nominee for Manager and Media Person of the year, joins us on his 40th birthday (!) to talk about the strength of the Saint John music scene, due in large part to backroom organizers like himself and the city's many talented emerging musicians.

Juanita Black, Crescent Valley resident and community activist, talks about how low-income New Brunswickers will benefit from sweeping reforms to the province's social assistance program.

On tonight’s show, we have a feature interview with Dan Hill, the author of the 70s and 80s hits, 'Sometimes When We Touch' and 'Can’t We Try'. He’s also the author of 'I Am My Father’s Son', a memoir of his relationship with his late father. Dan's in town this week to do two music shows and a book reading. On Thursday and Friday night, he’s performing with Jessica Rhaye at the Blue Olive. On Friday afternoon, he’s reading from his book at Inprint bookstore on King. St. We had a conversation with Dan before his soundcheck at the Blue Olive and you'll hear that interview on tonight's show.

Mike Biggar plays tunes live in studio, and talks about his new album, 'Mike Biggar and The Big Breakfast Special'