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Remarkable people with fantastic stories that deserve to be heard. Terry Evans let's the guest tell their story. Comics, Musicians, Sports Personalities, Entrepreneurs, Weirdos, Wackos and Nutbars. People that make Terry's world go around... Good friends and great conversations.
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- 4 days ago1h 8m
Jacquie Daniels - Where Waylon Meets Dolly
Roots, rebellion, rhinestones, and a whole lot of attitude! Award-winning outlaw country powerhouse Jacquie Daniels joins Terry on The Reluctantly Podcast for a spirited conversation about music, identity, resilience, and refusing to fit into anybody else's box.From her Métis heritage and musical upbringing to finding her voice in a male-dominated industry, Jacquie shares the experiences that shaped her fearless approach to life and performing. She talks about her musical influences, the inspiration behind her songs, her Nashville songwriting recognition, and why putting on a show means more than simply playing music.There are plenty of laughs along the way, including questionable airplane etiquette, her obsession with rhinestones, and the dangers of picking a fight with someone wearing sparkles!It's an entertaining, honest, and occasionally outrageous conversation about standing your ground, chasing your dreams, and staying unapologetically yourself.Outlaws never die, and Jacquie Daniels is living proof!Key TopicsDaniels explains “Outlaws Never Die” as a statement of identity, moral conviction, and standing up to bullies.She credits her family, martial arts, and Métis and Cree heritage with shaping her values and sense of justice.Her father introduced her to guitar, while demanding early singing practice helped build her vocal endurance and persistence.Daniels says artists need bandmates who share their standards, while autonomy and collaboration help creativity thrive.She describes being pushed toward a softer, more feminine performance style and the unequal scrutiny women face onstage.Influences including Bonnie Tyler, Faith Hill, Tara Lightfoot, and Taylor Momsen helped her embrace her powerful voice and return to music.Daniels identifies as an entertainer, emphasizing stagecraft, audience energy, and the distinct impact of live shows.Her Artist Blueprint is intended to share practical experience on EPKs, grants, career choices, and lessons learned without paywalls.She discusses award-winning songwriting, the themes behind “Tax Man,” and the upcoming song “In My Bones.”Daniels shares upcoming performance plans and urges artists to explore music beyond their genre to keep growing.Chapters00:00 - Meet Jackie Daniels: roots, rebellion, resilience02:32 - What “Outlaws Never Die” means to her06:31 - Family lineage, fairness, and standing up for others11:45 - A musical childhood built on persistence16:15 - Finding bandmates who share your ambition20:27 - Gendered expectations and perfectionism in music28:18 - A powerful voice, unapologetic style, and real-life Jackie32:04 - The artists who helped her reclaim her voice39:51 - Why she calls herself an entertainer46:09 - Encouraging young artists to take up space49:38 - The Artist Blueprint and sharing hard-won knowledge55:06 - "Tax Man,” songwriting awards, and “In My Bones”01:02:03 - Crossing genres, upcoming shows, and international ambitions @jacquiedaniels www.jacquiedanielsmuzic.comwww.reluctantlypodcast.com @ZoneOnePodcast @TheWealthRoundUp @thenetworkofgiving @DistilleryDiscovery @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast #JackieDaniels #outlawcountry #womeninmusic #liveperformance #ArtistBlueprint #EPK #independentmusicians #TaxMan #Southernrock #yegmusic #edmontonmusic Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
- 1 weeks ago43 min
Irvin Miller - Country Funk
What does a 23-year-old kid from the East Coast know about the blues? Turns out, a hell of a lot!Terry sits down with rising Canadian blues and country-soul sensation Irvin Miller, a young man with an old soul, a powerhouse voice, and musical instincts that seem decades beyond his years.From skipping school to dig through vinyl records in Halifax to sleeping in his minivan while chasing gigs, Irvin shares his remarkable journey. He talks about the influence of B.B. King, Mahalia Jackson, and the Temptations, the importance of faith, and the Winnipeg blues community that helped shape his career.Now signed to Sky Song Records, with a full-length album planned for 2027, Irvin is just getting started.It's a conversation about passion, perseverance, authenticity, and why great music should always make you feel something.Trust me, man...you'll want to remember this name.Key TopicsIrvin Miller explains how his grandfather's name and a love of traditional styles inform his identity and presentation.He credits Bill Withers, Freddie King, Waylon Jennings, Mahalia Jackson, B.B. King, the Temptations, and Marvin Gaye as formative influences.Miller describes gospel music as his musical home and a path back to faith, while emphasizing that listeners need not share his beliefs to feel the music.After leaving university, he toured in a minivan, taking informal gigs and playing wherever he could for a meal and a chance to sing.He says his first full-length record is in preparation, with new music planned for summer 2027.Miller traces his writing confidence to moving from the East Coast to Winnipeg at around age 20 and finding support in Manitoba's music scene.He recounts bombing at the Times Change(d) High & Lonesome Club before earning encouragement from Big Dave McLean and returning to the weekly blues jam.Miller says emotionally honest music matters more than looking cool, and describes blues as music that connects people through shared struggles.He frames each milestone as a reason to keep refining his craft, and says audiences deserve his complete effort for the money and time they give.Takeaways“I'm not doing anything new or creating anything. What I'm doing is paying homage to the people that have inspired me greatly.”“All I can hope to do is to relay that feeling.”“When you're looking for it, it's gonna be everywhere.”“All I wanted to do was just give people, if they weren't exposed to it yet, I just wanted them to feel what the weight and impact that these songs held.”“I couldn't care less about being cool.”“The blues is beautiful because it makes you feel something.”“I hear all those things I had to get through.”“It's always fine-tuning.”“If you're taking money from people at the door, that's a very valuable thing.”“If you're not giving them everything, then you're giving nothing.”key frameworksThe woodworking/lathe metaphor: career growth as continual shaping and sanding, with each milestone prompting further refinement.Chapters00:00 - Meet Irvin Miller, a young singer with an old-soul sound02:24 - A family name and a commitment to tradition04:06 - The records and gospel voices behind his sound07:35 - Church, faith, and gospel as a musical gateway10:07 - Building a team and preparing a 2027 full-length12:47 - Record-store discoveries and a do-it-yourself first tour18:51 - The Temptations, emotional honesty, and what blues is for23:45 - Finding his writing voice and a home in Manitoba26:26 - Big Dave McLean and the Times Change(d) blues jam31:21 - Hard years, gratitude, and the craft of constant refinement37:32 - A lifelong passion and giving audiences everything42:03 - Road stories, local bars, and meeting peoplewww.irvinmiller.com @irvinmillerband www.reluctantlypodcast @ZoneOnePodcast @TheWealthRoundUp @thenetworkofgiving @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @DistilleryDiscovery #IrvinMiller #blues #gospelmusic #Canadianblues #Winnipegmusicscene #BigDaveMcLean #countryfunk #liveperformance Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
- 2 weeks ago45 min
SecondHand Dreamcar - Dana, Harry, Jamie
Nine musicians, one massive sound, and absolutely no plans for synchronized choreography!Terry sits down with Dana Wylie, Harry Gregg, and Jamie Cooper of Edmonton's Juno-nominated nine-piece powerhouse, Secondhand Dreamcar.Fresh off the release of their sophomore album, *Get Ready*, the band shares the story behind their unlikely beginnings, their explosive live performances, and the chemistry that makes nine accomplished musicians sound like one.From recording live off the floor to navigating egos, crowded stages, and the realities of making a living in music, the conversation explores what makes this band tick.They also discuss their Juno nomination, musical influences, upcoming Canadian tour dates, dreams of playing Europe, and why opening for Tedeschi Trucks Band would be the ultimate gig.It's an entertaining, candid conversation about musical passion, collaboration, and finding something special when you least expect it.Key TopicsBand's live performance dynamicsRecording live off the floorBand's collaborative songwriting processImpact of Juno nomination on the bandTouring strategies and future plansBand's evolution and growthMusic production insightsBalancing personal lives and touringCreative process for setlists and recordingsChapters00:00 - Introduction to Secondhand Dreamcar04:00 - Performance vs. Illusion in Music08:52 - Band's Size and Venue Challenges14:51 - Band’s Future Goals and Aspirations19:04 - Band’s Approach to Collaboration22:55 - Handling Egos and Creative Input24:40 - Band’s Creative Process and Idea Sharing26:46 - Touring Schedule and Band Cohesion27:37 - Family Life and Band Commitments30:08 - Setlist and Song Selection Strategies31:49 - Band’s Future Aspirations32:44 - Next Album and Creative Direction34:33 - Growth and Development Over Time35:04 - European Tour and Audience Reception36:14 - Band’s Musical Influences and Development37:46 - Previous Musical Genres and Experience40:22 - Harry Gregg’s Producing and Genre Experience41:37 - Transition from Other Genres to Blues and Roots43:14 - Dream Collaborations and Influences44:32 - Upcoming Tour Dates and Closing Remarkswww.secondhanddreamcar.comwww.reluctantlypodcast.com @SecondhandDreamcar @ZoneOnePodcast @TheWealthRoundUp @thenetworkofgiving @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @DistilleryDiscovery #SecondhandDreamcar #liveperformance #recordingprocess #bandchemistry #musicindustry #albumrelease #touring #songwriting #banddynamics #musicproduction Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
- 3 weeks ago1h 1m
Jordan Hart & Emily Schultz - Long Time Coming
Two of Canada’s most compelling singer-songwriters join Terry: Emily Schultz and Jordan Hart. Their paths first crossed in Edmonton’s music community, and today they are partners in marriage, music, and the stage.Terry traces the story back to the Christmas Jam, where a thirteen-year-old Emily sang alongside her sister Samantha. Emily and Jordan then discuss their duet “Keep Her Warm,” the healing power of songwriting, and why support beats competition in music.Jordan shares the making of his new single, “Something You Can Hold On To,” released September 25, and the vintage ribbon microphone behind its choir-like harmonies.Plus: their coming full-length duet record, a 2027 international tour, and a fall Canadian run wrapping up in Edmonton at the Rooster Cafe and Kitchen just before Christmas.Listen now to hear the stories, the harmonies, and the music behind their next chapter. Visit EmilySchultz.com to watch “Keep Her Warm.”KeyTopicsMusical journey from Edmonton to international stagesThe importance of community and support in musicSongwriting as a form of emotional expressionThe dynamics of musical collaboration and supportUpcoming tour plans and the challenges of touring with a bandThe role of family and early influences in musical developmentThe emotional power of music and performanceThe process of recording and producing music at homeBalancing personal life and artistic growthThe future of Emily and Jordan's musical projectsChapters00:00 -Introduction to Emily Schultz and Jordan Hart02:12 -The emotional impact of their music and performances04:01 -Their long-standing relationship and musical collaboration06:52 -Early influences and family background in music09:52 -The journey from Edmonton to touring across Canada14:47 -The creative process behind their latest music20:05 -Recording techniques and the use of choir in their music24:57 -Balancing personal life, marriage, and music career29:50 -The therapeutic power of songwriting and sharing35:05 - Upcoming tour plans and future projects40:06 -The importance of community and support in their music45:20 -Reflections on their musical growth and future ambitions49:52 -Closing thoughts and gratitudewww.emilyschultz.comwww.jordanhartsound.comwww.reluctantlypodcast.com @Jordanhartsound @emilynschultz @ZoneOnePodcast @TheWealthRoundUp @thenetworkofgiving @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @DistilleryDiscovery #musicjourney #songwriting #performance #musicalcommunity #duet #touring #emotionalmusic #collaboration #Canadianartists #musicalgrowth Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
- Oct 6, 20261h 3m
GEDFest '26
Nine years after the passing of Tragically Hip frontman Gord Downie, his music, legacy and impact continue to bring Canadians together.On this episode of The Reluctantly Podcast, Terry sits down with Gedfest Edmonton organizers Neil Brown and Tyson Brown, along with Kyle Noon of Hip tribute band Hypnotical, to talk about Gedfest 26 — a nationwide celebration of Gord Downie and The Tragically Hip happening October 17 (Edmonton Show). Check www.gedfest.ca for show dates in your area.They trace Gedfest’s growth from a single Calgary event into a movement spanning 12 cities, sharing stories about the music, the fans and the deeply personal connections that keep the Hip’s legacy alive.Terry also digs into his own four decades in Edmonton radio, including unforgettable Hip concerts, the band’s early days, and an incredible night playing pool with Gord Downie and Midnight Oil’s Peter Garrett.It’s music, memories, Canadiana and a great cause — with proceeds supporting local cancer charities across the country.Key TopicsThe origins of Gedfest and its growth across CanadaThe role of tribute bands in celebrating Canadian musicThe impact of Gord Downie and the Tragically Hip on Canadian cultureThe charitable initiatives supported by Gedfest, including cancer research and awarenessThe upcoming Gedfest event in Edmonton on October 17thThe influence of the Tragically Hip on Canadian identity and unityThe importance of local charities and community support in Gedfest's missionMemorable moments and stories from Tragically Hip concerts and eventsThe process of organizing tribute bands and securing permissionsThe significance of Canadian music in fostering national prideChapters00:00 — Gedfest 2026 and the episode’s guests01:06 — How Gedfest grew from Calgary to a national event04:18 — The founders, cancer-care fundraising, and local causes08:17 — Fundraising goals and the Man Van10:30 — Family connections, cancer, and personal motivation13:23 — Hypnotical and the Tragically Hip tribute bands17:07 — Gedfest’s reach, including Buffalo18:41 — The Hip’s legacy and the tribute-band experience25:23 — Memories of the final tour and unforgettable shows34:20 — Songwriting, Canadian identity, and Hip lyrics37:59 — Event details, local charities, and ways to support46:16 — Terry’s radio memories and what makes the music bring people together52:29 — Favorite songs and the Road Apples album56:31 — Invitation to Gedfest and episode sign-off Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
- Sep 29, 20261h 0m
Les Bits Encore - Oilers! Sports!
The Edmonton Oilers are back—and so are Quinn Phillips and Paulina Denholm from The Bits! Terry welcomes two of his favourite sports guests back to The Reluctantly Podcast for a wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation ahead of the #Oilers’ season opener.The trio tackles the controversial #AlexFormenton signing, the Oilers’ history of offering second chances, and the bigger questions surrounding hockey culture, accountability, and making sports a safer, more welcoming space for women. They also dig into #MikeBabcock behind the bench, Edmonton’s goaltending, life without #DarnellNurse, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins’ place in Oilers history, and reasons for optimism heading into the new season.Then things get lighter with the surging Edmonton Elks, #NFL predictions, and Terry getting a crash course in #fantasyfootball—including learning how to actually change his lineup.Sports, strong opinions, laughs, and absolutely no shortage of tangents.Key TopicsOff-season moves of the Edmonton OilersImpact of recent signings like Alex FormentonTeam culture and issues in men's sportsCoaching styles and leadership in hockeyFantasy football strategies and league insightsCFL enthusiasm and fan engagementThe significance of player character and accountabilityThe influence of sports culture on team dynamicsChapters00:00 - Introduction and Guest Introduction02:00 - Edmonton Oilers' Off-Season Highlights03:56 - Significance of Alex Formanton Signing05:54 - Team Culture and Past Incidents10:10 - Historical Context of Second Chances in Hockey14:53 - Addressing Sexual Assault and Accountability20:05 - The Role of Leadership and Coaching Styles25:06 - The Impact of Court Verdicts on Sports Culture30:00 - Goalkeeping and Defensive Strategies35:03 - Player Development and Leadership in Oilers40:01 - Coaching Styles and Team Dynamics45:44 - NFL and CFL Season Outlook49:48 - Fantasy Football Insights and Strategies55:03 - Engagement with Sports Fans and Community58:54 - Closing Remarks and Future Outlookwww.thebits.ca www.reluctantlypodcast.com @TheBitsYeg @ZoneOnePodcast @TheWealthRoundUp @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @DistilleryDiscovery @thenetworkofgiving #EdmontonOilers #sportsculture #teammanagement #coaching #CFL #sportsdiscussion #womeninsports Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
- Sep 22, 202637 min
Maureen & Randall Purvis - A Dance to Remember
As Remembrance Day approaches, Terry sits down with Maureen and Randall Purvis of the No Stone Left Alone Memorial Foundation to explore how a promise made by a 12-year-old girl in 1971 grew into an international movement of remembrance. Since its official beginning in Edmonton in 2011, No Stone Left Alone has connected thousands of students with Canada’s military history by bringing them into cemeteries to place poppies on veterans’ headstones, say their names, and simply say, “Thank you.” Today, the initiative reaches hundreds of locations across multiple countries. Maureen and Randall discuss the importance of passing remembrance to a new generation, the upcoming Dance to Remember fundraiser, the power of volunteers and community support, and their vision for ensuring the mission continues for generations to come. It’s a conversation about service, sacrifice, gratitude, community—and keeping a promise that no stone will be left alone.Key TopicsThe origins of No Stone Left Alone and its significanceThe evolving recognition of veterans' sacrifices over the yearsUpcoming fundraising events including the Dance to RememberThe importance of community involvement and volunteer supportEducational efforts to keep the memory of fallen soldiers aliveThe role of government and military support for remembrance initiativesThe impact of international involvement and global recognitionStrategies for sustaining and expanding the organization’s reach Chapters - Introduction to No Stone Left Alone and its significance - Maureen and Randall Purvis share the origins of the organization - Personal stories and the importance of remembrance - Changes in remembrance practices over the years - The impact of recent global events on remembrance awareness - The significance of the annual Dance to Remember event - The power of community and volunteer involvement - The emotional experience of attending remembrance ceremonies - Details about the upcoming Dance to Remember and fundraising efforts - Exciting auction items and sponsorship opportunities - The importance of volunteer support across Canada - The national remembrance ceremony and future plans - Ways to get involved and support No Stone Left Alone - Fundraising ideas and ongoing support opportunities - The significance of community support and military recognition - Closing remarks and upcoming events Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
- Sep 15, 20261h 20m
Melody McArthur - She's All That
Terry sits down with multidisciplinary Cree artist, actor, musician, writer, mentor, and entrepreneur Melody McArthur. Melody shares how grief, loss, an abusive relationship, and years of self-doubt shaped her determination to build a meaningful creative life. She reflects on stepping beyond her comfort zone, trusting intuition, overcoming imposter syndrome, and using every opportunity to help others see what is possible. Melody also discusses her early musical influences, Indigenous identity, touring with the ground breaking all-Indigenous musical Bear Grease, performing off-Broadway, and joining Audible’s Indigenous Writers’ Circle. The conversation explores her forthcoming album and memoir project, The Gospel Truth, as well as a deeply personal new podcast focused on missing and murdered Indigenous people. With honesty, humour, and vulnerability, Melody explains why storytelling, community, compassion, and taking risks remain central to everything she creates—and why talent means little without the courage and drive to keep going.Key TopicsThe experiences that shaped Melody’s ambitionBuilding confidence through risk-taking and stepping outside her comfort zoneGrowing up in Canyon Creek and Slave LakeDiscovering performance as a childLeaving an abusive relationship and rediscovering her identityLaunching a podcast about missing and murdered Indigenous peopleBear Grease, off-Broadway history, and Indigenous representationMentorship, creative collaboration, and her upcoming writing projectsAddiction, mental health, social responsibility, and root causesWhy representation can inspire people to pursue their own dreamsChaptersAbsolutely — here they are with the timestamps in parentheses: - Where to begin? - Why Melody’s story has many layers - Grief, loss, and a bigger-than-self mindset - Comfort zone, risk-taking, and imposter syndrome - Finding opportunities - Supporting artists is part of her own art - How childhood sensitivity shaped her growth - Growing up isolated in Canyon Creek and Slave Lake - The early impact of Shania Twain - Becoming a storyteller, not just a singer - Early stage life, pageants, and talent shows - Singing as a vessel and becoming vulnerable onstage - Leaving abuse and rediscovering herself on tour - Internal change, spirituality, and self-protection - Launching a podcast on missing and murdered Indigenous people - First cases, audience response, and doing the work carefully - Research, emotional limits, and pacing the project - Why social media comments reveal hidden information - Community roots, Bear Grease, and shared social issues - Why long-form storytelling matters in true crime - Mentoring younger people and encouraging them to try - Taking risks before knowing the full plan - Compassion, healing, and recovering after loss - Loss of a son and her father, and finding meaning again - Juggling the lyric book, podcast, gigs, and seventh album - Applying to Audible’s writer’s circle - Mentorship, alignment, and creative growth - Workshops, networking, and the book project - A future collaboration she cannot yet discuss - Bear Grease, off-Broadway history, and representation - Broadway vs. off-Broadway explained - What off-Broadway feels like as an artist and audience member - Pride in performing for Indigenous communities - Keeping the story universal while rooted in culture - Division, leadership, and the power of collective action - Speaking her mind on social media - Could politics be part of the future? - Staying open to possibility without forcing it - Using humor to handle disagreement - Why Melody could be an effective leader - Becoming the “someone” you’re waiting for - Why her family never formed a band - Survival, family history, and cultural reconnection - Residential school trauma and intergenerational impact - What needs to be talked about now - Addiction as a symptom, not the root problem - Society’s role in shaping people and outcomes - Labels, race, and unlearning division - What is next for Melody - Returning to acting and auditioning - Barriers, bias, and trusting the universe - Anxiety, stage work, and channeling energy - Vulnerability, homelessness, and social responsibility - Where to find Melody online - The Secret Sound story and a $5,000 win - Wrap up over beerswww.melodymcarthur.cawww.reluctantlypodcast.com @ZoneOnePodcast @TheWealthRoundUp @thenetworkofgiving @TheAlbertaGolfPodcast @DistilleryDiscovery Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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