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43. When We Wake with Jeff Innes & Brandon Scott (of Yukon Blonde)
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- Oct 2, 2025
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Summary
Yukon Blonde has been part of Canada’s indie rock landscape for more than a decade. They're JUNO-nominated, they've picked up a SOCAN award , they've had tunes placed in shows like Grey’s Anatomy and The Summer I Turned Pretty, they’ve hit the Top 10 at commercial alt radio, and had #1s on the CBC Music Top 20. Not too shabby. And they don’t just write great songs. As anyone who has seen them live knows, they are electric , even if they wrote most of their new album on acoustics. On today's episode I chat with Yukon Blonde's Jeff Innes and Brandon Scott about the band's new album Friendship and Rock’n’Roll . We get into how they first met; the heavy metal band Jeff stole Brandon away from; their shared love of vintage cameras; their thoughts on AI in the music industry, and why they hope it might push people back toward playing real instruments. I also asked the two of them what they’d bring with them to the future. Jeff’s answer won’t surprise anyone, but Brandon’s even caught his old bud Jeff off guard. And of course, we chat about the songs from the new record, an album that really does live up to its name: friendship and rock’n’roll. @yukonblonde Wanna get in touch? Send an email to [email protected] Or find me on Instagram @whenwewakeradio & @theandrewshaver When We Wake with Andrew Shave r is written, hosted, edited, and produced by Andrew Shaver . The weekly radio broadcast is syndicated across Canada, from Newfoundland to British Columbia. Theme song Got You by Noah Reid