Flashback Podcast (with Greg Muttart and Ken Shorley)

Greg Muttart and Ken Shorley
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Five episodes of ‘memory archaeology’ to celebrate the release of Flashback, a 21-song remastered collection of music by Nova Scotia songwriter Greg Muttart. Greg and co-producer Ken Shorley revisit each of the three albums in Episodes 1 - 3: Sticks and Stones (1997), Make Believe (1999), and Live at Jack’s (2000). In Episode 4, Greg and Ken discuss their current project, Beach Bucket. And Episode 5 brings together the creative team from Live at Jack’s for nostalgia and cider at the location of the former Kipawo Theatre in Wolfville, Nova Scotia (now the Annapolis Cider Company).

Episodes

  1. Episode 1 : Sticks and Stones

    EPISODE 1

    Episode 1 : Sticks and Stones

    In celebration of the release of Flashback, a 21-song remastered collection of music by Nova Scotia songwriter Greg Muttart, Greg and co-producer Ken Shorley begin their epic journey of 'memory archaeology'. In this first episode, they start tracing the origin story which led to the production of Greg's 1997 debut album, Sticks and Stones. Enjoy listening to Flashback by Greg Muttart on your favourite streaming platform, coming online in July 2025.

    39 min
  2. Episode 2 : Make Believe

    EPISODE 2

    Episode 2 : Make Believe

    A podcast in celebration of the release of Flashback, a remastered collection of 21 songs by Nova Scotia songwriter Greg Muttart. In this episode, Greg and Ken use their powers of 'memory archaeology' to return to 'The Barn' and to the time of Greg's second album, 1999's Make Believe. Enjoy listening to Flashback by Greg Muttart on your favourite streaming platform, coming online in July 2025.

    35 min
  3. Episode 3 : Live at Jack's

    EPISODE 3

    Episode 3 : Live at Jack's

    Another episode of dazzling 'memory archaeology' where Greg and Ken revisit the occasion of the third Greg Muttart album, Live at Jack's, which was recorded July 27, 2000 in front of a live audience at the Kipawo Theatre in Wolfville, Nova Scotia. Enjoy listening to Flashback by Greg Muttart on your favourite streaming platform, coming online in July 2025.

    33 min
  4. Episode 4 : Beach Bucket

    EPISODE 4

    Episode 4 : Beach Bucket

    This podcast was created to celebrate the release of Flashback, a remastered collection of 21 songs by Nova Scotia songwriter Greg Muttart. In this episode, Greg and co-producer Ken Shorley talk about their current musical collaboration, Beach Bucket, which features 'fresh sounds washed in on the tide'. Enjoy listening to Flashback by Greg Muttart on your favourite streaming platform, coming online in July 2025.

    20 min
  5. Episode 5 : 25-Year Reunion

    EPISODE 5

    Episode 5 : 25-Year Reunion

    A special episode to round out this podcast of musical recollections, laughs, and 'memory archaeology' in celebration of the release of Greg Muttart's remastered collection of songs, Flashback. Here, Greg and co-producer Ken Shorley are joined by the creative team behind the 2000 album, Live at Jack's. Recorded on location at Annapolis Cider Company in Wolfville, Nova Scotia (the site of the former Kipawo Theatre), Greg and Ken are joined by the brilliant audio engineer Graham Colwell, keyboard stylist Jeff Hennessy, legendary lead guitarist/harmony vocalist Don Osburn, and the king of cool, bassist Kirk Hazel. Enjoy listening to Flashback by Greg Muttart on your favourite streaming platform, coming online in July 2025.

    35 min
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Five episodes of ‘memory archaeology’ to celebrate the release of Flashback, a 21-song remastered collection of music by Nova Scotia songwriter Greg Muttart. Greg and co-producer Ken Shorley revisit each of the three albums in Episodes 1 - 3: Sticks and Stones (1997), Make Believe (1999), and Live at Jack’s (2000). In Episode 4, Greg and Ken discuss their current project, Beach Bucket. And Episode 5 brings together the creative team from Live at Jack’s for nostalgia and cider at the location of the former Kipawo Theatre in Wolfville, Nova Scotia (now the Annapolis Cider Company).

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