Interview

Residing in the Ottawa Valley, Émilie Klemm uses her run-down analog photography equipment to observe the hidden details within her surroundings. Whether at home, in her neighbourhood or with her peers, she looks for tones and grain, accepting dust and blurry moments. She presents her images with the rawness and simplicity missed in digital technology. On late nights, she can be found photographing the local music scene in Ottawa.

Saturday’s rock lineup attracted tens of thousands, and those who managed to arrive early enjoyed a memorable set from opening act JJ Wilde. Having opened for other massive rock legends, including KISS and Pearl Jam, the energetic singer added Motley Crue to her list. 

 Just because the festival is a little light today doesn’t mean our coverage is! Catch up with local rising star TALK, who has gone supernova since we last chatted and will perform on the main stage this Friday. 

When it comes to having a first single become a runaway hit, X Ambassadors know all too well the ups and downs that can come with it. When they released “Renegades” in 2015, the band was instantly thrust into the spotlight, as the single gained worldwide acclaim – and streams. With over 760 million on […]

Paul Carlucci is a lad from the Valley, once a journalist, now a fiction writer but always a traveler of the world and worlds.

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.

Prolific author, performer, spoken word artist, social worker, Kai Cheng Thom is coming to Ottawa in support of her latest book and first novel.

Natalie MacMaster, Donnell Leahy and their children will be on stage at the NAC for a sold-out performance on December 21st.

Three local storytellers with 58 years of storytelling experience between them will celebrate the 150th anniversary of Confederation and the contribution of Scottish immigrants in shaping Ottawa and Canada.

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

“When we were 20 and angry with the world, so were they, and when we all reached 50, we were still angry with the world, but on a much more personal level.”

Singer-songwriter Craig Cardiff on making a career of the thing he’d be doing anyways