This week on Leake in Review, Jeff Leake welcomes a true sonic explorer—Jay Malinowski, frontman of Bedouin Soundclash and now the creative force behind his latest project, Malinowski and Landslid Stars. From the dub-soaked rhythms that defined a generation to the introspective textures of his new work, Jay opens up about the evolution of his sound, the stories behind the songs, and the spiritual undercurrents that guide his writing. This episode is a journey through memory, melody, and reinvention. Jay and Jeff dive into the poetic roots of Landslid Stars, the collaborative spirit behind the project, and what it means to create music that’s both personal and expansive.

In this episode Afie Jurvanen, the mind behind Bahamas drops in for a wide-ranging conversation that’s equal parts grounded and reflective. They dive into Afie’s latest release, My Second Last Album—available everywhere now—and explore life in Nova Scotia, the ups and downs of touring, and the quiet gratitude that comes with building a career on your own terms.

In this episode of The Leake in Review, we sit down with Connor Pohl and Tay of Violet Night

In this week’s Leake in Review, we sit with the rising pulse of Aysanabee’s who is set to tour the new release Edge of the Earth upcoming tour dates, and halloween tears.

This week, The Leake in Review welcomes ska/punk veteran Darrin Pfeiffer, the iconic drummer behind Goldfinger, for a wild ride through the highs, lows, and hilarity of life in a ska-punk institution.

This week on The Leake in Review, Jeff sits down with indie rock veterans Yukon Blonde as they kick off their cross-Canada tour in support of their new album, Friendship & Rock 'N' Roll. From the creative process behind the record to the realities of life on the road, the band opens up about what fuels their sound, their evolution as artists, and why this album feels like a return to their rawest roots.

This week on Leake in Review, host Jeff Leake welcomes acclaimed Canadian singer-songwriter Jeremy Fisher for a candid and creative conversation that spans decades of music, reinvention, and storytelling.

In this laid-back yet electric episode, Leake sits down with Aussie psych-rock outfit Ocean Alley during their North American tour stop in Toronto. The conversation dives into the band's genre-defying sound that blends surf vibes, along with stories from life on the road—like sleeping upright—and how they balance creative freedom with an ever-growing fanbase.

Matt Andersen’s drops in on The Leake in Review to discuss his latest release The Hammer and the Rose, playing with big bands, and building a beautiful studio on his property.

In this week’s episode of Leake in Review, Adam Baldwin makes a triumphant return to the mic, bringing his trademark East Coast charm and gritty storytelling to the conversation. Adam opens up about his summer festival circuit—including performances at major Canadian events like the Cavendish Beach Music Festival and Harvest Music Festival—and teases a few surprise guests joining him onstage. He also shares tales from his recent cruise adventure, offering a few laughs and maritime-inspired reflections from life at sea. But the big headline? Adam reveals details about his newly announced tour supporting Canadian legends Blue Rodeo. He talks about what it means to join one of the country’s most beloved bands on the road. It’s a heartfelt, humorous, and hype-worthy chat—don’t miss it

In this episode of Leake in Review Ewan Currie, frontman of The Sheepdogs drops by to discuss his latest solo album, Strange Vacation. Currie shares insights into the creative process behind the album, which embraces exploration and sonic experimentation.

On this week's episode of The Leake in Review, singer-songwriter Dan Mangan dives into the journey behind his new album Natural Light, sharing insights into its name, his creative process, and the challenges of touring. He also opens up about his artist-friendly platform Side Door, exploring how it's changing the way musicians connect with audiences.

In this episode Alanna and Brianne of Fionn drop by for a chat with Leake about their early days of busking on the streets of Vancouver and changing from being a folk country duo to more of an alternative sound today. Plus we dive into going viral for playing System of a Down's Toxicity.

In this captivating podcast episode, Jeff Leake sits down with Paul Langlois, renowned guitarist of The Tragically Hip, for an intimate and engaging conversation live from the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre in St. Catharines. The discussion delves into Langlois' early days with The Hip to the final shows with the band in 2016.

This week on The Leake in Review, Cone McCaslin, bassist of the legendary Canadian pop-punk band Sum 41, joins the show to celebrate their induction into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. Cone shares stories from the band's nearly 30-year journey, from their early days in Ajax, Ontario, to becoming global rock icons. Cone and Leake also discuss which artists they believe should be next in line for the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.

In this episode of The Leake in Review, Kelly Jones, the charismatic frontman of Stereophonics, shares exclusive insights into the band's upcoming album, Make 'em Laugh, Make 'em Cry, Make 'em Wait, set to release on April 25, 2025. He also discusses the famous Oasis incident, where Noel Gallagher was attacked on stage in Toronto. Plus, we chat about The Tragically Hip.

The Osheaga Music and Arts Festival hits Montreal, Quebec August 1 - 3 with another unbelievable lineup. In this episode Patrick Guay talks about the challenges and successes in producing one of Canada's greatest music festivals.

In this episode of "The Leake in Review," Leake sits down with the legendary music manager and industry insider, Jake Gold. Known for his work with iconic Canadian bands like The Tragically Hip, Jake talks about The Hips archives, the inspirational Terry Fox Foundation ad, some thoughts on the music industry.

In this exciting episode, we welcome Alan Cross, the renowned music historian and broadcaster, to discuss the latest buzz in the music world. Alan shares his insights on the 2025 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees, which include iconic artists like Mariah Carey, Billy Idol, and The White Stripes. He delves into the significance of these nominations and what it means for the future of rock music.

In this episode of "The Leak In Review," Leake dives into the exciting world of the 2025 JUNO Awards! Leake lists off some of the top nominees, highlighting the leading contenders and breakout stars. With a special focus on pop performer Tate McRae and country star Josh Ross, who both have an impressive five nominations each, Leake discusses their standout work and chances of winning.