The Langdon Auger Show

Jann Arden’s “Insensitive” prompts Ward to talk about honesty. He also questions a Canned Heat listing and introduces a Johnny Carson segment on ego.

Ward talks about The Cranberries and The Commitments, warns listeners before an explicit track, and considers a schedule change as retirement approaches.

A three-song dance portion, a CD playback gap and a return to the AM sound of the 1970s fill this Wednesday Langdon Auger Show.

Ward thought the opening had gone beautifully until he realized his microphone was off. He welcomes listeners to the live chat, then gets back to the music.

Ian Thomas, a set of 1950s records and a dance portion lead into Ward’s memories of travelling across Canada on this Monday show.

Ward talks about sharing listener stories, takes Oliver’s Collective Soul request, and marks the last Langdon Auger Show before spring.

Ward looks ahead to spring, takes song requests, and mentions Robin’s cooking between the music sets.

Ward compares Headstones and Traveling Wilburys recordings, recalls a Headstones show in Banff, and takes listener requests.

The host revisits 1990s rock, talks about Foo Fighters, and shares his interpretation of the Wallflowers’ “One Headlight.”

The host recalls a friend’s “Tunnel Mountain” version of a Neil Young song, takes requests, and welcomes conversation.