B-Sides and Beers Podcast
B-Sides and Beers Podcast
Welcome to the B-Sides And Beers Podcast…. For us, nothing beats connecting with old friends over beers and diving deep into our favorite albums. Join long time Canadian friends and musicians, and the occasional guest in their mostly informed and extremely passionate look at the history of some of their most influential albums and artists.
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