WR674: Leonard Podolak of Home Routes

Episode 674 • March 21, 2022 • 00:40:19
WR674: Leonard Podolak of Home Routes
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WR674: Leonard Podolak of Home Routes

Mar 21 2022 | 00:40:19

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Sam Thompson

Show Notes

Home Routes / Chemin Chez Nous executive director Leonard Podolak (who you may recognize from The Duhks among many other projects) sat down to talk about the organization’s upcoming 15th anniversary and Traveling Goodtime Medicine Show!

We also talked about navigating the pandemic (and technology) to present a new kind of intimate concert experience, the power of house shows, being born into Winnipeg folk music, and much more.

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