The Langdon Auger Show

Ward recaps the music, explains song requests and previews a dance set on the Langdon Auger Show.

“You never know what we’re going to do on the dance portion of the show.”

You never know how long it’s going to be around for, so just enjoy it while it’s here.

Ward shares artist stories between records, including how the Big Bopper got a seat on the flight that crashed in 1959.

Ward follows the dance break with Level 42, Linkin Park and Richard Harris, sharing his readings of songs about relationships and self-doubt.

Hopefully you found a song that you could dance along to because that’s the whole point. Music. It’s got a lot of meaning to it. And sometimes it just makes you want to get up and dance.

Ward discusses stigma, isolation, and body image, then urges listeners to find what works for them and speak about mental health.

Ward recalls Trooper, traces “Oh Carolina” back to the Folkes Brothers, and shares the story behind a “Be Here Now” refrain.

Ward tries songs he has not heard in a while, then talks about the moods and stories music can carry.

Ward shares album notes, recalls a train ride from Edmonton to Vancouver and plays a night-themed set before the dance break.