Tobin welcomes Australian Actor, Alex Grech to the podcast to discuss Juliet & Romeo. Juliet & Romeo is a musical romantic drama film where Alex plays Tommaso. Alex discusses his pathway into acting, his interest in becoming a stuntman and he gives Tobin some advice of creatures to avoid in Australia. Catch the Full Conversation Here

Tobin chats with Indiana singer-songwriter, Sara Kays about her latest EP "Call You For A Reason". Sara explains how she got into music, the growth of her songwriting and how she feels about being tagged in trend videos with her songs. Catch The Full Conversation Here

Kat Velasco joins Tobin Tonight to talk about the release of her first EP, her song, Name on My Phone, and her past as a pageant contestant when she was a child. Kat also explains the pressures and freedom of being an independent artist and the battle that is social media. Do you post often? Do you post only to promote? How do you conquer the beast? Catch the Full Conversation Here

Tobin chats with Chef Bisous and Sous Chef Encore about their YouTube Channel that seeks to inspire children to learn through cooking and singing. The two talk about how they were inspired by their son to start the YouTube channel, a little over a year ago. Since then they have put out an album, and have received positive feedback on their channel. Chef Bisous and her Sous Chef offer recipes and activity sheets on their website to keep the whole family entertained In this episode, we learn a lit

In this episode of Tobin Tonight, Tobin chats with actor, Reza Diako about his acting career including roles in The Chosen and The Astronaut. Reza also talks about his involvement with Mental Health and psychodynamics. Reza also talks about his worst dating experience, Will It Top Yours? Catch the full episode Here

Tobin welcomes Newfoundland Singer-Songwriter, Rodney Slade to talk about his upcoming music, the scene of Newfoundland music and staying motivated.

Tobin welcomes Singer/Songwriter Georgia Webster to the podcast. Georgia talks about her love of Harry Potter and how that contributed to her writing , which eventually turned into songs. Georgia also talks about her EP and how you can get X's off your hand, we also find out Georgia's first celebrity crush in random questions. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Derik Baker to the podcast, otherwise known as Virginia to Vegas. The two chat about Derik's greatest hits album and the decade of music it embodies. Tobin also asks Where is Vegas? The most embarrassing time on stage for Derik and we talk about Derik wondering if he was going to be a one-hit wonder Catch the Full Conversation Here

Tobin welcomes Jordan Coaker and kirsten Rodden-Clarke from Quote the Raven back to the show to discuss their lates song, the process of accepting rejection and growth We also play a game of random questions where we find out what an alternate name to the band would be, IF they were in a different industry. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Canadian Artist, Dru to the podcast to talk the shifting of the music industry and his Las Vegas Residency.

Tobin welcomes Jess and Tay and Quote the Raven to close out 2023. The Five of us discuss Christmas, the good, the bad, the embarrassing.

Tobin welcomes Chloe Caroline back to the show to tak new album and situationships.

Tobin welcomes Kevin Hanchard to the podcast to talk all things Hudson & Rex, getting to become a director, and who needs a kick in the nads.

Tobin chats with James Mason about going out on his own with his music, his latest song Hunger Pain and what he has been up to since his last appearence on the podcast

Tobin chats with Jonathan Gallant of Billy Talent about forming the band and their 20th anniversary of their debut album

Peter Vance talks about his latest song, "Nothing to Lose" , his influence of 80's and 90's music and the best advice he ever received.

Brayden King talks about his time on American Idol, his song, "Living the Dream" and how a guest speaker changed his philosphy on how to become successful in music

Tobin welcomes Canadian actor, Nathan Dales to the podcast to talk some Letterkenny and some hockey

Tobin welcomes actor/comedian, Aaron Branch to the show to talk about the Netflix show "Unstable" and his comedy career

Tobin welvcomes Canadian Country Singer, Brett Kissel to the show to talk about his latest album , The Compass Project, the evoloution of country music and his Cattle Ranch.

Tobin welcomes Rob Laska from Valley onto the show. Rob talks about how a double booking ended up being the best thing to ever happen, the bands new album, and we talk some ratings on movies from Rotten Tomatoes and if we agree with them.

Tobin welcomes lead singer, Tim Chaisson of The East Pointers to the podcast. Tim opens up about dealing with the loss of his bandmate and cousin Koady, his friendship with Emma Watkins of the Wiggles and what's next for the band.

Tobin welcomes Alee back to the show to talk about her new song "Love Song" , the ups and downs of posting teaser clips for music and trusting yourself.

Tobin chats with Ed the Sock on New Music Now, Ed's time at Much Music and the Canadian Television scene.

Tobin chats with Joe, Mark and Mat of the band, Raynes about their latest single, "Drive You Back Home" and how the band was created.

Tobin talks to Ottawa based Singer- Songwriter Raphaela on her journey back to Ottawa from Lebanon and why she chose Canada to pursue her schooling and music.

Tobin welcomes Actress Jodie Sweetin to the podcast to talk about her career on Full House and Fuller House and being a child star. Jodie also talks about the changing evolution of how we watch television, the social media landscape, and her struggles with addiction. We also talk about the late great Bob Saget. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Retired Olympic Figure Skater Kaetlyn Osmond about her career, her early retirement and life after skating

Tobin welcomes Canadian actress, Megan Hutchings to the podcast to talk about her acting career, adopting animals and yoga.

Madison Olds joins the podcast to talk about New Year Resoloutions, growing up on Disney/Nick and play some random questions.

Tobin welcomes Michigan singer-songwriter, Melanie Pierce to the podcast to talk about her music career and trying to maintain an active presense on social media.

Tobin chats with Tim Allen about his career as Santa Claus and the Didney + mini series "The Santa Clauses"

Jessie T talks about her latest song Margarita and her new album coming in 2023, we also talk about superpowers and what annoys us the most.

Tobin chats with Sonshine and Broccoli about their latest album, their world post COVID and we answer some random questions

Tobin welcomes Matt, Mike and Kyle from Sub-Radio to talk about the bands formation and using reddit to grow their audience

Tobin welcomes Ottawa singer/songwriter and actress, Steph La Rochelle to the show to talk her new album and song Wild Flower

Tobin chats with John Stamos about Season 2 of Big Shot, the passing of his friend Bob Saget and Full House.

Tobin chats with Canadian Country singer, Justin Fancy on his fast rise to stardom, starting his career in a pandemic and his latest single "Laid Back Kinda Night"

Tobin chats with Canadian Olympic Speed Skater, Valerie Maltais about her olympic experience and what led her to the sport of speed skating

Tobin welcomes John Reardon to the show. The two East Coasters talk about acting, the gigs you take along the way and the success of Hudson and Rex.

Tobin welcomes Ian McConell to the show. Ian is a musician who can be best described as Ed Sheeran meets Bo Burnham. Ian talks about his style of music, how he manages promoting his work on social media and what he would like to accomplish to close out 2022.

Nicole McCafferty and Armand Antony of Broadtree talk about their new song "You Only Miss Me Cause I'm Gone" and what they have been doing the past year

Tommy Siegel of Jukebox the Ghost hops on the podcast to talk about the new album "Cheers" , creating the band and how the pandemic allowed them to take their time with this album instead of feeling rushed.

Tobin welcomes Canadian Tennis star Bianca Andreescu to the podcast. Bianca talks about her stellar 2019 year which included winning the Canadian and US open and trying to get back to that form. Bianca also opens up about taking social media breaks, recovering from injuries, and the importance of not letting people get the best of you. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Canadian Curler, Shannon Birchard on her career in curling, her preferance in music and the upcoming season

Tobin chats with Adolph, Ben and Calvin of Telehope on their favorite Canadian snacks, their music and what there goals are for 2022 and beyond.

Nick Wheeler of All American Rejects talks about the band, looking at things differently at 40 and the grind of the music industry even today.

Brett Gallant and Jocelyn Peterman talk about their careers, the Olympics and joining new teams in this episode of Tobin Tonight. We also play a game with the soon to be newly weds, safe to say the marriage is still on.

Joel Cassady of Walk off the Earth discusses how he joined the band, the cross-over wave in which we are now currently in, the Junos and the passing of his mother and band mate Mike Taylor and the impact that left on his life.

Lily Vakili talks about her new album "Walking Sidways" , having a child with autism and why she also chose a career as being a lwayer.

Andi Petrillo talks about her career in sports, leaving Leafs Lunch and the first time she felt discriminated against

Tobin chats with Canadian Country Singer, Mike Whiteside. Mike talks about how he kept busy during the pandemic, how he ended up becoming a country singer, and his experience at Boots and Hearts. Check It Out Here

Bailey Jordan- Neil talks about the struggle of being a independent artist during the pandemic, moving away from Newfoundland at 17 and we compare being a musician to being a podcaster.

Shane Marriott talks about getting the role of Sticks on "The Porters" , getting into acting at a young age, staying Humble and his thoughts on the Lebron/Kobe/Jordan debate.

Cerina Vincent talks about her new children's book, "Everybody Has a Belly Button" , Social Media and her love/hate relationship with it and the Algorithm and she talks about being more inclusive in what we do in society

Nadine Whiteman Roden talks about her career in acting, her role in the new Peacock show, "Take Note" and having more representation in media

Tobin chats with Koster about his upcoming show in Toronto, going solo from , "The Fallaways" and teaming up with Cone from Sum 41.

Cheri Moon talks being nominated for a Grammy and making the Grammy's more Diverse and Inclusive

Lumidee talks about how she felt being called a One Hit Wonder, dealing with haters, overcoming rheumatoid arthritis at the age of fourteen, after she was misdiagnosed with lupus and her new music

Johanna jumps on the podcast to talk about Tall Girls 2, dealing with depression and mental health and we talk about gaming.

Rick Campanelli makes his second appearance on the podcast to catch up on life, his new radio hosting gig, funko pops and about asking tough questions and developing relationships with the people you interview

Brad Gushue talks about preping for the Olympics in Bejing, that includes living with eight other teammates in isolation, and Brad talks about the difference in going back to the Olympics after 16 years

Rachel Homan talks about preparing for the Bejing Olympics, representing Canada in Mixed Doubles Curling and how the decision came about. She also talks about her career in Curling and the relationship she has with her fellow doubles partner, John Morris

Jennifer Jones talks about her career, going to the Bejing Olympics, and being in a bubble with her daughters and husband.

Brian Williams talks his career, covering the Olympics and retirement.

It's our annual Christmas episode, and though we all had HIGHER hopes for the end of 2021, it looks like COVID will be extending its unwanted stay for another year. But let's just hope we will get back to normal sooner than later and we continue to find a way to fight the virus. Now Let's FOCUS on Christmas!! In this episode you'll hear from some of our past guests and their Christmas Traditions, I check a few voicemails, Quote the Raven gives us a performance of their Christmas song, "Lonely

Tobin welcomes Brittany Bristow to the podcast. You may know Brittany if you ever turn on a Hallmark Christmas movie during the Countdown to Christmas or Christmas in July as she stars in a few Hallmark movies. In this episode Brittany talks about how she got her start in acting, branching outside the Hallmark movie brand, her love of the Christmas season, and much much more. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Newfoundland Actor and Producer, Allan Hawco to the podcast. Allan talks about how he got into acting, how the television show Republic of Doyle came to be, and what he would have done differently with the show. We also have some fun at Allan's expense with his guest role on Hudson and Rex and the budget needing to fit in his LEATHER jacket request (not actually true) . Plus we chat about getting our older siblings clothes, streaming compared to having to wait to watch television

Tobin chats with Jacob, Jeremy, and Alex of the Montreal-based band, Group Project. The three talk about how they formed the band, coming up with the name, and their latest song Alma Mater. We also chat about the media and how it can portray people, and accents in music, and what's next for the band. What are their goals for 2022? Oh, and we have a lot of laughs. Fun Fact: Classe Ajournée (Class Dismissed) Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Canadian Country singer, Greg Rider on his path into music. Originally Greg wanted to be a sports journalist but a car accident during an internship changed his whole life and path. Greg discusses this on the podcast and opens up about being a class clown and finding out he has ADHD. Greg talks about dealing with depression and anxiety and we chat about the importance of being a good entertainer/communicator and how it can help in whatever career you choose. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Mayko Nguyen to the podcast. Mayko has been featured in Rookie Blue, and Killjoys and is currently portraying Chief of Forensics, Sarah Truong on City TV's Hudson and Rex. The series is filmed in St. John's, Newfoundland. Mayko discussed getting the role for the show, the changes they have made in the latest season, working with Rex (a german shepherd dog), and how originally she struggled when first making the move from Toronto to Newfoundland. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with North Harbour Author, Ida Linehan Young about how she started writing books, and how she continues to come up with more ideas for her books. Ida discusses writing her first book about a fire in North Harbour that ended up taking five members of her family and how it took her a long time to get the details of the story. Ida also talks about her latest book, "The Stolen Ones" and what her future plans are for her books. You can buy Ida's latest book Here Check Out the Full Video

Tobin welcomes Canadian Curler turned Broadcaster, Jill Officer to the show. Jill talks about her curling career, her friendship with Jennifer Jones, transitioning away from curling, and going back to school to pursue another interest of hers that could potentially take her back into curling but in a different role. Jill and I also discuss being screeched in, curling in a bubble, and if there were any other sports Jill considered playing that could have possibly reached the same success as he

Tobin welcomes Canada Tonight host, Ginella Massa to the podcast. You would think the fact we both use TONIGHT in our title would be the only similarity Ginella and I would have, but throughout this conversation, I find out we have a lot more in common than just a communications degree. Ginella talks about getting her break with CANADA TONIGHT, how the show's name came to be, and she talks about being one of the first hosts in Canada to wear a hijab. Ginella also tells an interesting story about

Tobin welcomes Canadian Singer, Madison Olds to the podcast. Madison talks about her love of Halloween, Harry Potter, Candy Corn, and the music business. Madison and I talk about cancel culture, and her musical career and she shares an interesting Chris Brown story. Can you still like an artist's music but dislike the artist as a person, we debate that as well. It's an episode that is full of conversation, just what you expect from this podcast. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Crash and Adams from Crash Adams to the show. The duo talks about how they met, coming up with the idea of always wearing a suit, the installment of the famous red couch to their identity, and much much more. It's a good thing they have more than one suit each as the duo was in stitches throughout this chat. Check it Out Here

Tobin welcomes Canadian Country Singer, Shantaia to the show. Shantaia and Tobin dive into a range of topics. Topics include the power of music labels and how they may affect an artist's creativity, why she turned down auditioning for The Voice, and how Martina McBride and Maren Morris have left an impact on her career. We also talk about Shantaias move to Nashville and her most embarrassing moment. Don't worry I share mine as well, we don't leave her hanging. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes one of Newfoundland's household names and the Creator of This Hour Has 22 minutes, Mary Walsh. Mary talks about her career from CODCO to forming 22 minutes, battling alcoholism, and how the perception of being from Newfoundland has changed over the years. We also discuss other famous Newfoundlanders and how they got into the comedy/ sketch business. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes back Sarah Wickett to the show. It has been roughly over a year since we last chatted with Sarah, how has she handled COVID, what has she been doing to keep busy? How about releasing new music? Glad you asked as Sarah talks about her new song and music video for Momma's Boy, how she edited the video herself, and how she is learning Punjabi. She also tells a funny sea doo story and how she once was a celebrity chaser. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Canadian singer and songwriter, Parker Graye to the show. Parker and Tobin talk about a whole variety of topics. They touch on mental health awareness during and after the pandemic, cancel culture, and whether you can separate an artist's music from their actions (R.Kelly, Chris Brown, Morgan Wallen). Parker and Tobin also poke some fun at a certain gift Tobin was given by a country artist. Check out the episode and laugh as hard and as often as these two did. Check It Out He

Tobin welcomes Patrick Kordyback from the band, Stereos to the show. Patrick talks about forming the band, its early success, and what caused the band to break up, and then finally reunite. (It's an interesting story that I believe many young bands can learn from). Pat and I also bond over some NHL video games and discuss what the future holds for the band. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Carolina East to the show. Carolina talks about how she got into music, performing in a cover band and eventually making the move to go solo. Carolina talks about rejection and how hard it is to receive "No's" and just try to remain positive. We also touch on Carolina finding out she is indigenous and how she is trying her best to learn more about the culture and become a voice in the community. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Audriix about her new song, "Taking Back My Life", growing up in California, playing a bunch of instruments and she tells an interesting story about a guy who got sick of seeing her face on his exercise equipment. She also talks about how she went to school in Computer Science to help her music career, it's an interesting take. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Canadian Country Singer, Olivia Rose to the show. Olivia talks about how she got her start in country music, how COVID impacted her music career, and her song, "Gold" and we play a fun game of firsts. We also talk about some '90s / 2000s content. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Mark Brusegard of The Treble to the show. Mark talks about how the bad came to be (it's an interesting story) and how the name came to be (also an interesting story). Mark talks about the album Rivals and the song/video for No Secrets and how he originally was against the idea. We also talk about how COVID impacted the band and what the goal is for the band when things start opening up again. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Armand Antony and Nicole McCafferty (better known as Broadtree). The two talk about how they coped during the pandemic, how that pandemic lead to creating this duo, and how that in turn led to months of rushing to get things done and in order. Armand and Nicole also talk about their own personal struggles with Mental Health and the importance for them to be a voice for others and let them know they are not fighting alone. We also ask the TOUGH questions like why so many Taylor

Tobin welcomes Kailey Nicole to the show. Kailey talks about how she got her interest in music, and her acting background and gives a really in-depth comparison of music and football using Tom Brady (hence the name of the episode) Kailey also talks about her song/video for "Aim A Little Higher", her love of Hilary Duff, and the double-edged sword that is social media. It's a fun bubbly interview that clues up with a game of Firsts. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Canadian Curler, Kerri Einarson. Kerri talks about getting involved in curling, her time in the bubble during the Scotties and Mixed World Doubles, and how she was able to make it through the tough times of isolation. Some sad songs and phone calls were included in the process. Kerri also opens up about the non-curling side of her life, including losing her brother and grandparents, the symbolism behind her tattoo and necklace, and what she enjoys doing for fun. Check it Out

Tobin chats with Troy Doherty. Troy is a jack of all trades (his words not mine), but if you see his body of work you'll agree. Troy has been in broadway musicals at the age of nine, has been featured on This is Us and Victorious, and now has his own EP out called, Calvin Court. We talk all about his career and Ep on this episode. Plus we learn something new about Mambo #5. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Canadian Country Singer, Paige Rutledge to the show. Paige talks about her latest song, Broken Record, and where she hopes the song leads her. She also talks about idolizing Dolly Parton, Carrie Underwood, and Shaina Twain and how it was actually a somber moment in her life that led her into this career. We also play a game with Paige called "Turning the Paige" which even Paige admits was her favorite part. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes ET Canada's Carlos Bustamante to the show. Carlos talks about his career in broadcasting, life in a pandemic with kids, and dealing with negativity on Twitter. Oh right, we also talk about YTV, how he got his start, his favorite memories, and what ended up making him leave. It was a fun interview, hope you enjoy it. Check It Out Here

In this unedited/ cut from LIVE Recording, Tobin is joined by a few Newfoundland artists who were recently on the podcast to promote their music and the upcoming East Coast Music Awards. We gathered them all together to chat about the music scene in Newfoundland, the importance of having a supportive community, and being a part of the MusicNL family. It's just a fun conversation PRE -ECMA's. It's like the Friends Reunion but with Newfoundland Musicians. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes you back to the show, Rachel Cousins. This episode is part of our East Coast Music Awards Special (ECMAs), therefore we talk to Rachel about her involvement with the show, how she has handled the uncertainty of everything going on with the event, and how she is handling COVID. We also talk to Rachel about social media, haters, bullying, some sprinkles of mental health, and about her new song/album Aftermath. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Jess and Tay to the show. The duo talks about how they formed, performing at Boots and Hearts for the first time, being compared to another act of a similar name and we create a new month called OcNover. We also talk about some music and how they found out they were nominated for CMA Ontario Group of the Year. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Mallory Johnson to the show. Mallory had just arrived back from Nashville to Newfoundland and we chatted about her career, the move to Nashville, the East Coast Music Awards (ECMA's) and more. Mallory tells an interesting story about trying out for Canadian Idol and I also find out Mallory's favorite sour candy. Check out the episode for more. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Rosemary Lawton. We are still focusing on the East Coast Specials as news hit the ECMA's were postponed to a later date in June. That being said, Rosemary talks about the ECMA Awards and what she will be doing for the show, how she got into playing the fiddle, the importance of women in music and she talks about what she has been doing during COVID. We also have an interesting conversation relating to extroverts and introverts. Check It Out Here

In this episode of Tobin Tonight, our ECMA week continues as we welcome Jordan Coaker and Kirsten Rodden-Clarke to the podcast. I call them that cause we're friends now but you may know them as Quote The Raven. Jordan, Kirsten, and I talk about the good old days of MSN, how they came up with the name and become a duo and they fill us in on what they will be doing for the ECMA's and more. Check It Out Here

In this episode of Tobin Tonight, we continue with our East Coast Music Award week by having a chat with Newfoundland singer/songwriter, Ian Foster. Ian talks about getting into his own podcast "If and When" and we bond over being podcast hosts. We also talk to Ian about the ECMA's, what he has been doing during COVID, and how a trip to radioshack got him into music. He also tells a really funny Ron Hynes story. Check It Out Here

In this East Coast Music Award Week Special of Tobin Tonight, we welcome Abigale to the show. Abigale is a country folk singer from Hodge's Cove, Newfoundland. Abigale talked about how she got into country music, the instruments she can play, how she is handling COVID and how she was excited to go to Nova Scotia for the ECMA's, and how they plan to do her performance now due to COVID. We also go off on different topics such as Blues Clues. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Canadian Country singer and songwriter Jason Blaine about his move from Pembroke to Nashville, raising four kids in COVID, and his current project and music including When I See You. Tobin and Jason also go into a deep dive into country music hitting on artists like Taylor Swift, Garth Brooks, Rascal Flatts, and more, what they enjoy, and how they changed the game. Check It Out Here

Tobin checks in on Canadian Curler, Laura Walker. How is she handling being in the Curling Bubble with her Husband and newborn? How is she keeping busy? Has she binged watched any new shows? We also have some serious conversations involving Curling for the basic of fans like myself, questions like, how does one even get involved in curling or hear about it? How do you create a team? How do you become as great as Laura Walker? Laura also has some fun explaining her choice of mixed doubles pa

Tobin welcomes R&B Singer Jenna Nation to the show. The two talk about how Jenna came up with the name, her new song Roses, and about being Canadian. Jenna also explains how due to apps like Spotify, SoundCloud, iTunes, and internet radio she has found and built a following outside of Canada. Roses are Red, Violets are blue, Check out this podcast and learn something new. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Justin Kelly from the show, Hudson and Rex on the podcast. You may also remember him as Noah on Family Channels, The Latest Buzz (it does get mentioned). Justin talks about how he got cast on the show, coming to Newfoundland for the first time, working with a dog on the show and we tease about a Jesse spinoff and much much more. Check It Out Here

Tobin is joined by Canadian Country Singer and Rising Star, Robyn Ottolini. Robyn and Tobin converse on the things you probably wouldn't get in an everyday run-of-the-mill interview. For instance, does Robyn fall in the shower? why did she not date until 18? And how does she handle internet trolls? And yes of course we ask Robyn about F-150 and how she got into music. Fun Fact: If Robyn never made it as a musician she wanted to be involved with sea life, specifically SHARKS. Check It Out Here

Tobin FINALLY welcomes Bob Saget to the podcast. Tobin chats with Bob about his career from Full House to How I Met Your Mother. What he enjoyed about the shows, how he ended up being cast, and the alternate ending of HIMYM. Bob also chats about America's Funniest HOME Videos, the re-vamping of the series with "Video's After Dark", "cancel culture" and his new podcast Bob Saget's Here For You. What are you waiting for? Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Sharon Hampson and her daughter Randi to the show. Sharon is a member of the family-friendly entertainment group, Sharon, Lois, and Bram. We talk to both of them about forming the trio, its success in Canada and abroad, the passing of Lois Lilienstein, and the impact they had on acts like Splash n Boots, Jeremy Fisher, and others. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Canadian Singer/Songwriter Bad Child to talk his latest song and album. We also chat about losing his mom at a young age and how music was his way of coping with the pain and finding a way out from the dark times. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes James, Jonny, Aimee, and Emily of Paper Jackets to the show. We talk about the band name, how they all met and how they each got into music and life during COVID. The band also learns something new about Jonny, does it break up the band? Can they forgive him? Stay tuned to find out. This was the first interview we did with streamyard and with more than two people. There is some lag due to connection issues but hope you enjoy the episode. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Justin Benlolo of BRKN LOVE. The two talks about Justin's love of KISS, his musical influences, hoping to someday get his music in an NHL or Wrestling Game (though it has played in an NHL stadium during playoffs) and we clue it up by finding out what Justin hopes 2021 brings him and the band. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with the great, Natalie MacMaster. Natalie has numerous awards under her belt. She has several Artist of the Year awards from the East Coast Music Association, two Juno Awards for a best instrumental album, and has won Fiddler of the Year from the Canadian Country Music Association. She has been honored with the Order of both Canada and Nova Scotia as well, not too shabby for a girl from Troy, Nova Scotia. Tobin and Natalie talk about how she got into fiddling, the success it has

Tobin chats with Hal Johnson of Body Break fame and talks about how the project came about due to discrimination. Hal also opens up about his past/present experiences with discrimination and how he handles it. Although Body Break became a successful project, did you know 40 or so companies turned it down and some even wanted Hal replaced? Tune in to learn more about Hal Johnson and how he overcame the obstacles he faced. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Kathy Valentine of The Go-Go's. Kathy talks about joining the band, the issues they faced, the reunions, and her book "All I Ever Wanted". Check It Out Here

In the first episode of 2021 of Tobin Tonight, Tobin welcomes Jennifer Hedger to the show. Hedger talks about becoming a dog lover, how she got involved in sports media and she opens up about depression and dealing with it in a pandemic. Check It Out Here

In the 100TH Episode of Tobin Tonight, we celebrate Christmas, a very different kind of Christmas, Christmas in COVID. We reached out to past guests and got their input on what Christmas means to them. What are some of their favorite traditions, their favorite Christmas songs, and movies, and their favorite Christmas Memories? So sit back and relax as Tobin and his guests try their best to spread some holiday cheer! See you in 2021 :) Check It Out Here

In Episode 99 of the podcast, Tobin experiences what it is like to be on the other side of the question mark. Instead of being the interviewer, he is now the interviewee. With the help of his brother, Sean, we learn more about the host of Tobin Tonight. How did the podcast start? Who were some of his favorite guests? How does he get the acts that he has had on the show to agree to come on? And were there acts Tobin wanted on the show and said no, how does he respond? Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Newfoundland Comic, Josh Menchions, and his business partner Kelly McGuire on disability in Newfoundland and the struggles they face in the province, especially in Downtown St. John's. Josh also talks about his unique comic style and how people react to his standup material which includes Josh poking fun at himself and his disability. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes 19-year-old Tyler Ransom to the show to discuss his interest and passion for jazz and blues music. Tyler has a kidney illness called Nephrotic Syndrome which he discusses on the podcast and explains how that has not set him back from pursuing his musical career. Tyler also talks about his new album out in February and how John Mayer once LIKED his video. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Sally Shaar of the Canadian rock band, Monowhales. Sally talks about the new album the band is putting out, and the song All or Nothing. Tobin and Sally take a virtual walk down memory lane remembering the days of MSN, Habbo Hotel, Neopets, and of course MySpace. They talk about the times before PR reps for bands and how bands were essentially their own promoters in the digital age. Hey, if you like retro 90's talk with an easy-going fun personality who also sings in a band,

Tobin welcomes Isabel Ritchie and Jeremy Drury of the Strumbellas to the podcast. The two talk about how the band formed, and how they got into their instruments, for Isabel, the violin, and for Jeremy the drums and they chat about making an album in COVID. Tobin also enlights Jeremy on the College Years of Saved By The Bell, therefore it's already a must-listen. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with All Elite Wrestlings (AEW), Vickie Guerrero about how she got involved with the wrestling business, her role in WWE and now in AEW, and about her late husband/ wrestling icon Eddie Guerrero. Vickie also talks about creating her own podcast, the excuse me brand and we touch on Chris Benoit and his role in wrestling/their relationship. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Brendan Brown from Wheatus to the show. Brendan talks to Tobin about how he formed the band, his original path in life and they talk about the song Teenage Dirtbag. Brendan and Tobin also chat about some other artists and their creativity and Brendan gives updates on a future tour and re-release of their debut hit album. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Tebey to the podcast. Tebey talks about signing a record deal at 16, losing that deal, and working his way back into the music industry (not that he ever left, he just sort of shifted gears). Tebey also talks about being a mental health advocate and how it's still a struggle today but it's important to talk about it. We finish off the episode with a game of "How Canadian", so why wait, Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Felix Snow and Chelsea Todd (17 Memphis) about how they are handling COVID, their music and latest projects, and the meaning behind the name. It's an opposites-attract dynamic which makes for a fun interview. How do they view music? Who inspired them? Do they like being classified as pop-country? Check it Out Here

Tobin chats with Sportsnet Central Host, Ken Reid. They talk about growing up on the East Coast, Hockey Cards, and how Ken came up with the idea for his books based on them. Ken also tells his "journeyman" story of how he went from the east coast to the west coast to land his job with Sportsnet. The title may be odd, but you'll understand it once you hear the "How Canadian" part of the episode. Check It Out Here

Tobin chats with Ian Casselman of the Canadian band, Marianas Trench. Ian explains how he joined the band thanks to an ad in the paper, Josh's quick wit and smarts and gives some insightful opinions on social media and cancel culture. Of course, he also talks about the bands' music and explains the importance of Much Music to the bands' career, being honest and reaching out to your fans. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes back Adam Gregory to the show to see how Adam and his family are doing during COVID, to talk about his new album and song Perfect World, and to discuss the country music scene and how Adam is trying to balance his style vs the new country style. Check It Out Here

Tobin welcomes Cayd, Ty, and Dayne Greiner to the podcast. The trio of brothers talks about how they got involved in music, forming the band, NewLaw and they discuss their time on AGT (America's Got Talent). We also play a game of How Canadian and Music Matcher. Check It Out Here