The Langdon Auger Show

Ward shares a story about Long John Baldry’s links to Rod Stewart and Elton John between a country set and the show’s dance portion.

Kenny Loggins brings the Caddyshack gopher to Ward’s mind. He also talks about a 52-hour Greyhound journey and invites listeners to name their favourite Prism albums.

Ward talks about songs that bring back childhood memories, then previews the final set.

An archived show with Ward’s thoughts on social media, Cyndi Lauper’s “Money Changes Everything,” and the stories he hears in songs.

You just never know what one person is going through.

Ward’s broadcast pairs weekend music with perseverance, a Toronto concert memory and a dance set and a moving update.

Count 77, Rick Derringer and a 1976 concert memory feature in this archived show, alongside Ward’s moving update.

Ward shares a moving update, invites requests and ends this archived show with Sarah McLachlan’s “Fumbling Towards Ecstasy.”

Ward admits he fell behind after realizing he had not picked enough songs, then welcomes requests and moves into a second-hour dance set.

Ward talks playoff hockey, invites song requests and chooses Pink Floyd’s “Dogs” for the long closing track.