Calling all Filipino Canadian music fans...

Brothers Bill and Kenny Tuff have figured out a way to make vodka out of, yes, Newfoundland fog. 

From pears, raspberries, and kiwis, there's a lot growing in Port Blandford. Weekend AM's Melissa Tobin meets volunteer Wayne Humphries for a tour of the new public gardens, the largest outside St. John's. 

In the 1970s, the Gander choral group The Baker's Dozen won awards for their harmonies. This year, they got back together after 53 years, and it's just like old times.  

As part of our series celebrating hip-hop at 50, CBC broadcaster and emcee Nantali Indongo joins host Elamin Abdelmahmoud to explore hip-hop's musical history in La Belle Province, and the role language played in the rise of some of its most noteworthy rap acts. 

Meet Dr. Tony Karam, musical and intellectual prodigy, Philanthropist of the arts. 

Tamaki Ueda, aka Banetoriko, is a Japanese noise music artist who was born in Nara, moved to Los Angeles, and finally established herself in Osaka. Her music, composed with a self-made metal instrument named Banetek, is inspired by yokai, the supernatural creatures from Japanese ... Show More

Beauty Creator and fellow Filipino icon Dom Skii jumped on the podcast this week, speaking about his journey as a makeup artist as well as what it is really like growing up Filipino. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. 

For roughly half a century, the singer Rubén Blades has been spreading the gospel of salsa music to every corner of the globe, but his status as an music icon was anything but assured. Despite having an interest in music at an early age, the Panamanian-born Blades was pursuing a ... Show More

Filipinos are huge part of life and culture in the Bay Area. But the spotlight rarely falls on them, especially in media. El Cerrito High School senior Rachel Manila doesn't remember seeing anyone who looked like in her in movies, on TV or in books."I just didn't see anything, li ... Show More