Apt613 Live

On this week’s show, we talk to jazz singer-songwriter Tia Brazda.

On this week’s episode, we find out how a collaboration between two musicians living in different cities lead to the formation of the group “Blanking”, and discover their first EP, titled Spirit Minerals.

This week on the show, we talk to Ottawa Fury FC coach Paul Dalglish about what their new affiliation with Montreal Impact means for the club, and for soccer in the 613.

In this week’s episode, we take a trip back down memory lane by playing some of Livia’s favourite songs from artists featured on the show over the past 6 months.

It’s ‘A Very 613 Christmas’ on this week’s episode of Apt613. Sit back, relax, and listen to some holiday music by artists from or based in the Ottawa area.

On this week’s episode, we talk with Doug Hempstead, who under the artist name Area Resident, released his first album in the fall.

This week on the show, the Bytowne Boys, Ottawa’s Premier Boylesque Troupe, tease us about what they have in store for Ottawa’s burlesque scene in the near future. During the second half of the show, local musician, producer, singer and best-selling author Abel Maxwell presents his new album “Rupture”, which launches on December 8.

This week on the show, host Livia Belcea interviews Inire, a metal band from Aylmer.

This week on Apt613 Live, host Josh Lemoine interviews Fury FC President John Pugh about what the move to USL means for the future of pro soccer in Ottawa, and talks with RedBlacks lineman (and Ottawa native) Alex Mateas, ahead of their East Division final later this month.

This week on Apt613 Live, host Livia Belcea talks to the organizers of Zumbathon, which is raising money for Birch Haven Rescue and Rehabilitation, which rescues Great Danes and other large dog breeds. As well, we talk about the upcoming 20th anniversary of the Mercury Lounge.

This week on Apt613 Live, host Livia Belcea talks with Jesse Hayman (Movember Foundation) and William Bulmer (Ottawa Movember).

Interview with singer-songwriter Séan McCann (formerly of Great Big Sea) about moving his family to Ottawa, his struggles with alcoholism, and using music to help himself and others.

This week on Apt613 Live, host Livia Belcea showcases some of the bands that will be at House of Targ this weekend: Long Live The Goat, Moon Tan, Trunk, Hellbros, and Bloodshot Bill.

We tackle the big questions: What’s in Jim Bryson’s flask? Where is Pedro the Panda?

This week, host Livia Belcea talks about books and interviews Ian Shaw, Editor-in-Chief for Ottawa Review of Books. Tune in for Apt613 Live every Tuesday at 6pm on CHUO 89.1 FM.