Alexandria Maillot's guest appearances

Alexandria Maillot

Q with Tom Power

Canadian Musician Podcast

Vancouver Is Awesome

Greg Keelor

Jeremy Dutcher

Fred Penner

Katy Perry

Mackenzie Porter

Paul Langlois

Corb Lund

Paul Brandt

Ebonnie Rowe

Joel Plaskett

Matthew Good

Ryan Reynolds

Chris Murphy

Alan Doyle

Bruce Cockburn

OwlTail

Antoni Porowski

Jarvis Cocker

Whitney French

Jael Richardson

Musician and actor Jarvis Cocker talks about life after fronting the band Pulp, and his new band Jarv Is. Our book columnist Jael Richardson and author Whitney French discuss the lack of diversity in Canada’s publishing industry and what it means for the books that end up on your bookshelves. Singer-songwriter Alexandria Maillot performs live in the q studio. Queer Eye's food and drink expert Antoni Porowski dishes on food, fame and growing up in Montreal.

[Full episode] Jarvis Cocker, Jael Richardson, Whitney French, Alexandria Maillot, Antoni Porowski 29/07/2020

Cathy Browne

Cathy Browne wears many hats: She does PR, she's a photographer, she's an activist and advocate, she does stand-up comedy and improv, and she teaches photography to elementary school kids. And she happens to be legally blind.We chat with Cathy about her recent role as part of UBC's Wingspan Goes to School, Canada’s first fully accessible and inclusive Dis/ability and Deaf Artists-in-Residence Program in K-12 schools. Plus we talk about some of the issues Vancouver's disabled residents face, and what teaching has taught Cathy about her art and herself.Then, swoon rock singer-songwriter Alexandria Maillot stops by the V.I.A. studio for a chat and a live acoustic performance of her song "The Judge." Get to know this wickedly talented artist and how she approaches her art.Credits:Produced and hosted by Lindsay William-Ross and Adam Nanji. Our Associate Producer and Editor is Albert Van Santvoort. Additional support from Bob Kronbauer and Elana Shepert.We record in the studio at Glacier Media, 303 West 5th Avenue in Mt Pleasant.Theme song is Vancouver BC by The Smugglers ©1990, available on iTunes.Join our V.I.A. Podcast Facebook community! We’d love to hear your thoughts on each episode, and who you’d like to see on future shows. Follow @viawesome on Twitter and Instagram.

Cathy Browne wears many hats: She does PR, she's a photographer, she's an activist and advocate, she does stand-up comedy and improv, and she teaches photography to elementary school kids. And she happens to be legally blind. We chat with Cathy about her recent role as part of UBC's Wingspan Goes to School, Canada’s first fully accessible and inclusive Dis/ability and Deaf Artists-in-Residence Program in K-12 schools. Plus we talk about some of the issues Vancouver's disabled residents face, and what teaching has taught Cathy about her art and herself. Then, swoon rock singer-songwriter Alexandria Maillot stops by the V.I.A. studio for a chat and a live acoustic performance of her song "The Judge." Get to know this wickedly talented artist and how she approaches her art. Credits: Produced and hosted by Lindsay William-Ross and Adam Nanji. Our Associate Producer and Editor is Albert Van Santvoort. Additional support from Bob Kronbauer and Elana Shepert. We record in the studio at Glacier Media, 303 West 5th Avenue in Mt Pleasant. Theme song is Vancouver BC by The Smugglers ©1990, available on iTunes. Join our V.I.A. Podcast Facebook community! We’d love to hear your thoughts on each episode, and who you’d like to see on future shows. Follow @viawesome on Twitter and Instagram.

Ep. 65 - Blind photographer Cathy Browne/swoon rocker Alexandria Maillot

It's been 15 years since Theory of a Deadman hit the scene as the first act signed to Chad Kroeger of Nickelback's 604 Records imprint. After a celebratory acoustic run in early 2016, the back is back on the road later this year while fans eagerly anticipate the follow-up to 2014's Savages. Frontman Tyler Connolly fills us on on how much longer they'll have to wait, how 2016 differs from 2001 for the band, and more. Plus, she's been writing and recording music since her early teens, but with the release of her long-awaited "alternative swoon pop" album, Time, in June 2016, Alexandria Maillot is cementing her artistic identity. We chat about the emotional and physical journeys - some very trying - that have brought her to this point.

It's been 15 years since Theory of a Deadman hit the scene as the first act signed to Chad Kroeger of Nickelback's 604 Records imprint. After a celebratory acoustic run in early 2016, the back is back on the road later this year while fans eagerly anticipate the follow-up to 2014's Savages. Frontman Tyler Connolly fills us on on how much longer they'll have to wait, how 2016 differs from 2001 for the band, and more. Plus, she's been writing and recording music since her early teens, but with the release of her long-awaited "alternative swoon pop" album, Time, in June 2016, Alexandria Maillot is cementing her artistic identity. We chat about the emotional and physical journeys - some very trying - that have brought her to this point.

CM Radio - July 27, 2016 - Theory of a Deadman, Alexandria Maillot