Culture Confluence, Ep. 8 - Live Music Venues and Presenters

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September 27, 2019

On this episode, I talk to Danny Bell of Mad Loon Entertainment and Nicholas Dormaar who hosts the 2982 House Concert Series right here in Prince George. We spoke about their roles in providing space for live music, what makes their respective venues unique, and how they stay community minded and prioritize the needs of musicians and their audience.

To find out more about the house concert series and stay up to date with shows, email nicholas.dormaar@alumni.unbc.ca.

Music included in this weeks episode from Billie Zizi, Naomi Shore, Geoff Berner, Danny Bell & His Disappointments, and Corin Raymond.

For more info on this podcast, the music, or my guests, email cfur_hello@cfur.ca.

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