Ep 215 - David Bowie, Depeche Mode, Graham Parker

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Season 2 finale - A great 1983 chat with David Bowie. To help us out, we brought in Laurie Brown, Christopher's former MuchMusic colleague, who had a great relationship with Bowie himself. Also, Depeche Mode from 2005 as they talk about their early days and their devoted Canadian fans. And Christopher & Tom argue about whether or not to feature the legendary but largely unknown Graham Parker on the show. Christopher wins and Tom has to admit that the interview with both interesting AND hilarious!

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It's our season 2 finale! This week - a great 1983 chat with David Bowie upon the release of Let’s Dance – the album to send him to the stratosphere. To help us talk Bowie, we brought in Laurie Brown,...

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