The Alder Fork Festival continues with a performance by the eponymous band.

Matthew Blacquiere's performance from The Alder Fork Festival is featured.

This episode of The Alder Fork Podcast features a chat with Amanda Putz about her new show, Bandwidth, and the Polaris Music Prize. Music by Elliot Brood.

Peter discusses eating disorders in anticipation of The Alder Fork Festival for the Eating Disorder Awareness Coalition. Music by Madison Violet and Le Vent Du Nord.

The Alder Fork Podcast returns after summer break with a discussion of music benefit concerts. Music by The James Clark Institute, The Alder Fork, and Urban Moon.

On this week's show Peter interviews Laura Smith about her music and current cross Canada tour. For more info visit her site or The Alder Fork blog.

This week's episode is all about music. Songs by New Buffalo, Colin Linden, The Flapps, Amer Diab, and Mujaji.

This week's episode features a discussion of Bruce Cockburn's Slice O Life, and the start of the baseball season. Music from Bruce's new album and Andy Mckee is featured.

Peter discusses the nature and importance of community. Music by Madison Violet and The Mighty Blue Ford.

A special National Volunteer Week episode featuring an interview with Jen Grebeldinger of Timeraiser Hamilton. Peter also talks about the Ontario Youth Challenge and the benefits of volunteering. Music by Great Lake Swimmers, and The Stills.

Peter interviews CBC Radio 2/3 host/producer Amanda Putz.  They discuss everything from her life story to Canadian music, to spiritually-oriented psychotherapy. It's a wild ride. Music by Doug Folkins and The Mass Romantics.

The Alder Fork Festival is announced on this 25th episode of the podcast in support of the Eating Disorders Awareness Coalition of Waterloo Region. Music by The Clark Institute, Matthew Blacquiere, and The Alder Fork.

Peter reviews Radiohead's film Meeting People is Easy.  Music by New Buffalo and Young Galaxy.

This episode features two discussions, one on the CBC and one on the military.  Music by Dual, F & M, and Amy Milan.

Peter chats about the fan experience. Music by What the Folk and The Alder Fork.

Part II of the Kern and I: In Conversation feature.  Music by Laura Smith.

Kern Lee makes the first of what will be several appearances on the show. He talks about his crazy traveling adventure. Music by Doug Folkins is featured.

A dreamy episode of The Alder Fork as Peter explores his own subconscious mind. Music by Mythos, Duchess Says, and Miwagemini.

The family day episode of The Alder Fork features a discussion of the first 5x7 mix album, and music by The Mass Romantics.

Peter talks about some new songs from the upcoming album The Colour I Remember Most.

This week's episode includes more of Peter's snow shoveling thoughts, including a couple of old stories and a long reflection on world building. Music by The Stills, Broken Social Scene, and Snoovy is featured.

This episode features an interview with Emily Chen of www.emilychendesign.com and www.mchenwears.com. Music by New Buffalo and Apostle of Hustle is featured.

This episode features music by Leisure Co and Mujaji. Peter discusses three albums he thinks you should own.

This episode features a discussion of a classic TV show, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and inter-religious dialogue. Music by Laura Smith and The James Clark Institute.

This week's episode features a discussion of independent music and Shameless Records out of Edmonton. Music by All of the Above, The Wheat Pool and Rose Reiter is featured.

This week's episode features a discussion of the musical foundations of The Alder Fork.

This episode features an interview with musician Matt Blacquiere and a live performance of his song, Rhythm of the Sea.

Max Woghiren comes into The Alder Fork studio to talk about The Mass Romantics and his new music project. 

This week's episode features a vinyl album review of Phil Collins' Face Value. Music by Euphonic and Phoenix Rising is featured.

The Christmas Eve edition of the podcast features music by The Mass Romantics, Matt Blacquiere, Urban Moon, and The Alder Fork. Peter talks about the things he thinks about while shoveling snow.

 This week's edition features a discussion of The Alder Fork, Aldo Leopold, and Timeraiser. Music by Kensington Prairie, The Broadcast Debut, Karen Kosowski, and The Mass Romantics is featured.

This is the first mixtape episode of the podcast. This one features an all Canadian lineup. Music by Trinity Forbes, Amer Diab, Leah McHenry, Entire Cities, The Free Press, and Laura Smith.

This edition features an interview with James Clark of The James Clark Institute. James plays live in studio.  The podcast also features several tracks from his latest album Sideshow Unattraction.

This week's podcast features music by Black Nite Crash, The James Clark Institute, and Matthew Blacquiere. Peter will be discussing U2's October on vinyl. <a href="http://www.podcastalley.com/"> My Podcast Alley feed!</a> {pca-c2492b6f3f2806abbc518d4edfeb0fa3}

In this episode Peter talks about volunteerism, and chats with David and Crystal Fallis about Pinstripe Mystery. Music by The Mass Romantics and Pinstripe Mystery is featured.