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It only takes a few moments into a chat with Murray McLauchlan to get a sense of what makes him.such a.special recording artist. Well versed in a wide variety of topics, it’s that level of dedication to seeking knowledge and understanding of people that’s led to such legendary career. A career that’s culminated in one of the greatest honors his nation can bestow on a citizen, The Order of Canada.

Murray joins the We Talk Music podcast to tell everyone about the Voices That Care charity event in Toronto on April 25th at Glenn Gould Studio in Toronto.

Topics include:

– How music helps to shape the mind due and it’s healing power

– What happens at Voices that Care that makes it a special show, such as getting Margaret Atwood to sing

– Who will be there for this year’s event

– Thoughts on live streaming a future Voices That Care event

– Murray McLauchlan’s wife Denise Donlon and what he admires so much about her

– His recommendation for what to eat if at Allen’s on Danforth Ave in Toronto, Canada

– The thing he most believes bind Canadians as a nation

– Thoughts on the.music industries desire to label musicians

– An incredible story of an in flight experience Denise had

– If Murray McLauchlan intends to produce a new album

– His completely unique writing technique using a sensory deprivation chamber

This is a totally unique chat with an extremely interesting man, check it out!

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