A few years back, I was on an episode of 'Unscripted Moments: A Podcast About Propagandhi', talking about the ‘90s Winnipeg ska scene alongside members of Whole Lotta Milka. Also on that episode (in a separate interview) was Aaron Carnes, author (and podcast host) of 'In Defense of Ska'.
Aaron has a new expanded edition of his book coming out soon, so — even though he’s not local — we sat down and nerded out about the book, Canadian ska and its near-total anonymity in the U.S., revamping ska’s image, mozzarella sticks, and more!
Check out our conversation, and thank you for occasionally indulging me when I make episodes that have little to no connection to Manitoba music. Back to actual local shit next episode, I promise.
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