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Sep 11, 2026

AndrewGUEST
5:23
And then we got...
AndrewGUEST
5:24
Metallica, Megadeth, Testament, you know, was it Much Music had the power hour at the time? I used
Dean K. PiperHOST
5:33
to love Much Music.
Dean K. PiperHOST
5:34
I liked it better than MTV.
AndrewGUEST
5:36
Yeah.
Brian HarringtonGUEST
62:36
Buddha was kind of an important song for him because it was the closest he got to an actual single.
Brian HarringtonGUEST
62:42
It actually got quite a bit of radio play and there was a video, the Sloan guys, their label put it out called Murder Records and it got, the video got some airplay on Much Music.
Brian HarringtonGUEST
62:56
I don't know if you remember our version of MTV back in the day.
Ron MooresHOST
63:00
Yes, yeah, I do.
Rick CampanelliGUEST
36:53
I knew from that point, I wasn't gambling a lot, you know, $2, $5, $10, but you keep winning and those bets keep increasing.
Rick CampanelliGUEST
37:00
So started way before Much Music and I just got the help I needed, thank God, with my wife Angie before we got married.
Rick CampanelliGUEST
37:10
And we've been married 14 years next January.
Rick CampanelliGUEST
37:13
So I've been out of the game for years, but it took me years to get out of that game to get the help I needed.
Tom PowerHOST
5:57
I was excited to read the book.
Tom PowerHOST
5:58
I was excited for a few nostalgic MuchMusic stories and about Entertainment Tonight Canada.
Tom PowerHOST
6:03
There aren't a lot of people who have done the jobs that we have done.
Tom PowerHOST
6:07
So I was excited about reading the behind the scenes.

7 MINS LATER

Tom PowerHOST
13:21
And she says – And we can't get in touch with them.
Tom PowerHOST
13:24
The winner is Rick Campanelli.
Tom PowerHOST
13:25
He is our new MuchMusicTemp.
Tom PowerHOST
13:28
But we can't get in touch
Sean MyrieHOST
28:52
I don't know, then damn, I want 2 Chainz money, man.
Sean MyrieHOST
28:55
Much respect, man.
Sean MyrieHOST
28:56
Much respect.
Sean MyrieHOST
28:57
Uh, right now, what do you think about Drake dropping another project? B- Just the Iceman came out not too long ago, and he's dropping another project.
Sean MyrieHOST
29:06
They think it's another project.

6 MINS LATER

Sean MyrieHOST
35:04
It's not gonna be nobody else but the guys who are in his camp.
Sean MyrieHOST
35:08
He got two guys.
Sean MyrieHOST
35:10
Drake got two guys in his camp who do media, right? One guy used to work for MuchMusic.
Laura StanleyHOST
11:27
It's called Michael.
Laura StanleyHOST
11:29
Brackets, You Talk a Little Too Much About Michael.
Laura StanleyHOST
11:34
[laughs]
Mackenzie CameronHOST
11:35
[laughs] Well, this is male insecurity.
Laura StanleyHOST
13:08
...
Laura StanleyHOST
13:08
it feels to me more like Boyz II Men lineage rather than, like, Backstreet Boys and such.
Laura StanleyHOST
13:15
Um, and, like, there's a great video of them playing on MuchMusic, and I don't know, they're young and hot, multicultural, which is really nice-
Mackenzie CameronHOST
13:27
Yeah, yeah
AlanHOST
23:47
There was two competing dance compilations.
AlanHOST
23:49
There was the Chris Shepard whatever mix and then there was a dance mix from Much Music.
AlanHOST
23:54
Yeah.
AlanHOST
23:56
And Big Shiny Tunes was the ugly stepchild.
Tyler IllinickHOST
10:03
Um, which I remember fondly.
Tyler IllinickHOST
10:06
I mean, even Much Music, I think the MBAs had like an award for like I'm Other Earth or something.
Tyler IllinickHOST
10:10
They won for the best enhanced CD one year or something of that nature.
Cam GordonGUEST
10:14
Yeah, yeah.

6 MINS LATER

JaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:56
And it shows up at random, depending on when you click on the compass.
JaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:00
In the 70s, 80s, we had MTV, much music, breaking artists.
JaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:04
Musicians would become famous because of the music video.
JaySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:06
I'm looking forward to the point where we're going to have musicians become famous because of their enhanced CD, something that they worked on themselves, and it's one cohesive package.
Tyler PelkeyGUEST
24:42
And so I woke up, my mom was at my bedside, and it was all they had on the TV.
Tyler PelkeyGUEST
24:47
So if you're, if you take yourself back to, back into the '90s, I'm not, not sure what it would've been in Australia, but in Canada and US it was MTV and MuchMusic, uh, were the music channels.
Tyler PelkeyGUEST
24:57
And so that's all they had on, on repeat.
Tyler PelkeyGUEST
24:59
The, the song that was on repeat was, um, "Young Guns" from the Young Guns II soundtrack, B- Jon Bon Jovi, right? And that was the huge soundtrack.
LianaHOST
8:47
So psychologically, the things that allowed him to keep coming back and doing it again and again and again and again can also make him more prone to things like compulsive gambling.
EdHOST
9:01
Well, as an illustration, the first time I spoke to Rick at Much, he told me that he was on his temp thing.
EdHOST
9:09
He told me they gave him a roll of masking tape and a Sharpie and said, go around and put everyone's name on the back of their chair.
LianaHOST
9:17
Right.
EdHOST
12:11
He came from Manhattan.
EdHOST
12:13
He came in for that.
EdHOST
12:15
Um, Denise was there, Denise Donlan, who was responsible for making Much Music what it was when it was good.
LianaHOST
12:22
Yeah, the cultural institution,

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