The Langdon Auger Show

Ward invites live-chat requests and previews a dance set in his week-ending show.

The show moves from childhood music memories to a dance set, with Ward’s artist notes in between.

Ward recaps live Queen and Cheap Trick recordings, hosts a three-song dance portion, and introduces Dire Straits’ “Telegraph Road.”

Ward recalls meeting Kelly Jay in Canmore and talks about support for people experiencing homelessness and addiction on this archived Sunday show.

Ward looks ahead to a rare Friday and Saturday off, introduces the dance portion, and makes room for “The Friends of Mr. Cairo” at the close.

Ward talks about Yes finding a different audience with 90125, recalls Haywire’s early career, and introduces the evening’s dance portion.

“Wildfire” comes back to Ward while he plans the playlist. He also recalls Robbie Robertson and lines up a Canadian cover for the dance portion.

Life just throws the stuff at you, and you’ve got to pick up the pieces.

Ward welcomes listeners to an early Sunday broadcast, thanks two people from Canmore and talks about getting ready for Monday.

Ward calls Janis Joplin’s “Me and Bobby McGee” the best version and says his playlist includes seven different artists’ takes.