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New From the Sound Off Media Company! What happens after a dog leaves a research laboratory—and begins learning how to be a dog?

Dogs Beyond the Lab, a podcast about former research dogs and the people helping them discover life on the other side. Join John Ramer o...


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I went to Pod Summit YYC for the first time last year, and it quickly became one of my favourite podcast events. In this episode, I talk with founder Tim Truax about what makes it different—and why he believes community is the answer to the isolation many podcasters experience.

We talk about Calgary’s growing podcast scene, the need for a truly Canadian podcast event, a...


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Nearly six years after I released an episode called Death of the Diary, Canadian radio is finally getting a new way to measure audiences.

Derrick Gray, Chief Research and Operations Officer at Numeris, joins me to explain Radio Local Plus—the hybrid...


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OMG it's been 7 years since Kolter Bouchard was on this show. When he last joined me in September of 2019, he was doing afternoons at 102.1 The Edge in Toronto. Since then, his life has taken some dramatic turns: a Hodgkin’s lymphoma diagnosis, a stem cell transplant, leaving radio, launching a creative agency with his wife, and building a powerful presence as a content creat...


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Radio's relationship with its audience has fundamentally shifted, and the industry's summer of mass layoffs at Cumulus, iHeart, Rogers, Odyssey, and Corus has exposed a deeper crisis than spreadsheets can solve. I basically recap the absurdity of how radio companies built their talent's social media followings only to sever connections abruptly, freeing listeners to explore a...


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