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This week on Fatal Attraction, Patricia will be interviewing indie rock band "V For Escargot".

The band features Philippe Petit providing lead vocals and playing rhythm guitar, Daniel Desjardins on guitar, Guillaume Fecteau playing drums and keyboards, Mathieu Leduc-Bouchard on bass and the lovely Raya Star's singing.

Their next show will be on April 11^th at L'Escogriffe Bar Spectacle, and they will be performing with the Reverie Band!

Tonight on Champions of the Local scene: local filmmaker Ara Ball will be talking with Host of 'Psychic City' Abby about his latest film Le Pedophile which premiered at this year's SXSW!

The Breakfast Club was released 30 years ago this year! Tune into a special episode of At The Movies with Iconic Sounds, this Tuesday at 8-9 am to hear the classic's review from our team's point of view. Does this film hold up 30 years later? Do the character archetypes of a brain, an athlete, a basket case, a princess, and a criminal translate for teenagers today? Tune in to find out!

Also, At The Movies handed out its own prestigious cinema awards recently: The Golden Ticket Awards...

Here is the recap of the winners!

Scott McCaughey's The Minus 5 initially started out as a side project, acting as an outlet for songs he wrote while in the Young Fresh Fellows, but that didn't quite fit the sound of his principal band. Formed in 1993, with the notion that every album released would feature a different cast of musicians, McCaughey assembled Peter Buck of R.E.M., and Jon Auer and Ken Stringfellow from The Posies to record 1995's debut album Old Liquidator.

A special edition of Best of the West (March 11 @ 9am) will feature an interview with Victoria based musician JP Maurice. JP was recently involved in a mockumentary shoot for a project called Breaking Up Broken Down about three musicians who go on tour in Europe and basically break up over the course of the series (four episodes). JP did the music for the series, which was filmed across his first tour of Europe.

Prince Palu & Oncle Ian from The Go-Go Radio Magic Show invite you to tune in this Friday, March 6th to hear a live phone interview with Austin, Texas musician Matthew Melton. As a core member of bands that include Snake Flower 2, Bare Wires, and Warm Soda—plus two wicked solo albums released on Southpaw Records—Matthew has created an essential catalogue of music for folks who enjoy infectious pop hooks and fist-pumping rock 'n' roll.

Has your mom ever told you to "put down your sharpie and get a real job"?  If so, look no further because this radio show is for you!  Today's edition of Champs of the Local Scene, will focus on the huge influence that street art and the graffiti movement has had on people, young and old, to be creative and to share art as a community.