Kevin Howes's guest appearances

Kevin Howes

Q with Tom Power

The Soul Sides Sidebar

The JPod

Dan Charnas

Heather Igloliorte

George Elliott Clarke

Robert Houle

Michelle Zauner

Sarah Todd

Haley Blais

Tim Long

Mikhail Baryshnikov

Shawn Levy

Kwame Mbalia

Whitney French

Anne Murray

Chris Read

Heather Nicol

OwlTail

Kevin Howes (VIN) is a Grammy-nominated Producer and artist of settler/immigrant heritage, humbly and respectfully living + loving on Turtle Island. Contributing to and influencing the Canadian music scene since the mid-1990s, Howes has helped to share the many songs and stories featured on the landmark Native North America and Jamaica-Toronto series, realized through decades of research, travel, connection, and collaboration. His empathetic words have supported the recordings of Rodriguez, Thin Lizzy, Doug Randle, and Motown’s Mowest label, while The Guardian, CBC, NPR, and Rolling Stone have profiled his work. Howes is currently focussed on Voluntary In Nature, an organic outlet for sharing.

<p><a href="http://voluntaryinnature.blogspot.ca/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kevin Howes</a> (VIN) is a Grammy-nominated Producer and artist of settler/immigrant heritage, humbly and respectfully living + loving on Turtle Island. Contributing to and influencing the Canadian music scene since the mid-1990s, Howes has helped to share the many songs and stories featured on the landmark Native North America and Jamaica-Toronto series, realized through decades of research, travel, connection, and collaboration. His empathetic words have supported the recordings of Rodriguez, Thin Lizzy, Doug Randle, and Motown’s Mowest label, while The Guardian, CBC, NPR, and Rolling Stone have profiled his work. Howes is currently focussed on Voluntary In Nature, an organic outlet for sharing.</p>

#44 - Kevin Howes

Deepa Mehta

Lawrence Dunn

With the release of Creation Never Sleeps, Creation Never Dies: The Willie Dunn Anthology, producers Lawrence Dunn and Kevin Howes explain why folk singer Willie Dunn deserves a place among Canada's most legendary musicians. Writer Hiromi Goto talks about her new graphic novel, Shadow Life, which follows an independent senior who breaks free from her assisted living facility and rents a bachelor apartment in a cool part of the city — until Death's shadow shows up. Filmmaker Deepa Mehta discusses the praise and controversy surrounding her latest film, Funny Boy, diving into representation, death threats and what she may have gotten wrong.

[Full episode] Lawrence Dunn and Kevin Howes, Hiromi Goto, Deepa Mehta

Compiler Kevin Howes discusses "Our Lives Are Shaped By What We Love: Motown's Mowest Story 1971-73". This version corrects the accidental use of a different version of Syreeta's "Black Maybe."

EP 6: Kevin Howes on the new Mowest anthology (fixed)