In this episode, we chat with a courageous mother and learn how Love for Layla is encouraging teenagers to "just make it home." As well as sharing an inspiring story of giving.

In this episode, we celebrate spring with a cuppa paws-ativi-TEA and a stroll through the Garden Buffet with award-winning songstress, Linda Marks

Growing Pains In our first episode of Spring, we hear about amazing people planting seeds of growth and humanity in their little corner of the world.

Beautiful Universe: In this episode, we travel to South Shields, UK, to hear brilliant songs by singer-songwriter and radio host Michael Patterson. Then we travel across the Pond to Niagara Falls, ON, Canada, to meet some cool kids who love reading to shelter animals. What a beautiful universe: In this episode, we travel to South Shields, UK, to hear brilliant songs by singer-songwriter and radio host Michael Patterson. Then we travel across the Pond to Niagara Falls, ON, Canada, to meet some cool kids who love reading to shelter animals. What a beautiful universe

In this episode, Jake The Road Dawg travels to Niagara SPCA and Humane Society to share the gift of reading with the animals and meet up with our good friends from Boreal Pet Food.

In this episode we feature another 'on the road songwriter interview' with iconic folk songstress, Taylor Pie and discover some paws-atively cool gift ideas for your fur babies this Christmas. We take a look on perspective and what it means.

In this episode, we visit the Long Point Bird Observatory and hear some 'pawsome tails' about birds/banding, local witches, and a real-life Spooky Hollow! Grab your headphones and cuppa brew and dig into some scary Songs'n'Tails.

In this episode we visit the Generational Family Farm in the great state of Tennessee belonging to our dear friend, Brenda Fielder and tour the hallways lined with gold and platinum albums of Nashville songwriter, the one and only, Jimbeau Hinson. We share memories, friendship and laughter.

In this episode, we discuss the need for connection. Whether a visitor in a hospital or walking for a cause. We are not alone. We are digging up an old pre work demo of a song to be professionally recorded not not played before and new music from old friends.

In this episode, we discuss the fires that are raging in Canada, Maestro Charles T. Cozens, and share songs from the beach with our friend Gary Cavanaugh.

In this episode we celebrate Living with a special tribute to Tommy's brother, Matt Parham, the crazy beautiful light of Bobbi, The Rowan Tree, and Earth Day.

In this episode, we get you into the holidays with a list of 10 things not to feed your dog, an interview and music with Canadian singer-songwriter Chase Stevens, and learn about the Toronto Wildlife Centre.

Back in The Saddle: In this episode, we share our first post-pandemic road tour, what other artists are saying about being back on tour, some great music from a couple of friends, and our song about finding your wings 'n' voice.

In this episode we celebrate the Dawg Days of summer by letting The Muse Move You, Burnin' and a visit to Transylvania, and good news for bears.

In Season 3 Episode 1, Still Some Meat On That Bone, Jake, we are back in the studio featuring rare recordings of some of Nashville's best songwriters, and a candid discussion about loss and grief.

In this episode, we feature an engaging, across the Pond interview with our good friend and songwriting monster, Henry Priestman. “It’s absolutely brilliant.....he’s found his voice!” Bob Harris, BBC Radio 2 “..the new Henry Priestman album...a thing of beauty” Mark Kermode (BBC 5live Broadcaster)

In this episode, we celebrate the creative, courageous, incredible spirits of Women in Sports, Women in Songs, and Sky Woman and prove it's never too late to pursue your passion and dreams.

Welcome to Episode # 3 and our special Dad's Day celebration. In this one, we honor our "Pawsome" Dads everywhere with songs and stories about fishing, trucks, horses, and of course, love!

The Two Rascals: In this episode, we feature an unedited interview with author/film director and psychotherapist, Douglas Green to discuss his new book, of A Dog Of Many Names and his amazing work with children and teenagers in the Los Angeles area.

In this episode we celebrate the show's first year anniversary with songs and stories of inspiration, growth, and what the year has done. From Trees Can Bend to becoming Pilots of Change to closing our eyes and remembering how we danced under the stars at Silver Lake Summer Music Festival.