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Timmins-based singer-songwriter Céleste Lévis introduces us to her hometown and its people. Writing songs, with hope as their central theme, and performing them in front of an audience felt so good that she decided to give it a go. We visit École secondai

Proud of his Acadian roots and in love with Moncton, Simon Daniel takes us first to the Centre culturel Aberdeen, where he is rehearsing a show with other artists.

A trip to Sudbury and Azilda to retrace the steps of Dayv Poulin, aka Le Paysagiste. We meet his family and discover the people and places that contributed to his musical development. We head to the Little Montreal bar. Then it's on to La Fromagerie to me

We discover the resilience of Gaspésie with the Dans l'Shed duo. From Mont Saint-Joseph to the sea of the Baie des Chaleurs, Éric Dion and André Lavergne have fun translating the reality of their picturesque region into rural folk.

At home, in an art gallery, at the local café or in the wilderness, James Gaston reveals his multiple talents as an artist and his ultimate goal: to rid himself of pain through art, so that he can then heal the pain of others.

Whether she is in a canoe on a New Brunswick river, walking in her village or on the family land, Maggie Savoie demonstrates her attachment to her region and explains why, after so many trips, she wanted to return there.

You're invited to the family party of Marie-Claire Cronier, aka Léona! In a woodland setting, surrounded by animals and instruments, Léona traces her career and introduces us to the artistic milieus that have influenced her.

From Regina to Riceton, surrounded by vinyl records, in front of a mountain of candy, over coffee or in the quiet of Byrun's house, BILLY BEAN charms us with its simplicity and zaniness, rain or shine.

Katrine, Julie and Vivianne from Les Hay Babies are generous and lively, and play tourist guides! They chat about language, as making music in French has always been a priority for the trio.

Before singing the national anthem at a Montreal Alouettes game, Pierre Kwenders takes us on a tour of his adopted city, from the neighbourhood where he grew up to his favourite grocery store, and introduces us to some of his closest friends.

This is your chance to find out a little more about the band's formation, as the Delicious Hounds invite you to discover their Winnipeg on a stroll.

Discover P'tit Belliveau's Baie Sainte-Marie in his Ford Focus. From the Meteghan River to the bowling alley, by way of his grandfather's workshop, the artist leads a simple life and it's fine just like that!

Fanny Bloom visits her mother in Magog, in the Eastern Townships. Discover the instrument on which she made her first songs, before hitting the road for Sherbrooke, where you'll meet some of her most loyal allies.