🎙️ The man behind some of Ottawa music's most memorable images joins Dawg & Gus.

Photographer Sean Sisk has spent decades with a camera in his hands, capturing musicians, concerts, personalities and unforgettable moments across Ottawa and beyond.

From the chaos and adrenaline of the Bluesfest photo pit to magazine covers, portraits and photographing some of the biggest names in music, Sean takes us behind the lens and shares what it's really like to make a career capturing moments that only happen once.

But we also talk about the moment when everything changed.

In 2023, Sean became critically ill with invasive Strep A and spent 15 weeks in hospital. He opens up about that experience, recovery, and returning to the people, music and photography he loves.

It's a conversation about photography, music, survival, community and appreciating the moments we sometimes take for granted.

📸 This is Sean Sisk on The Dawg and Gus Show.

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🎙️ From Saskatchewan to the Sudbury Bulldogs — Harlan Blayne Kytwayhat joins The Dawg and Gus Show.

Best known as Sanguinet on Shoresy, Harlan's journey to the screen is anything but ordinary. The Cree actor and musician from Makwa Sahgaiehcan First Nation joins us to talk about breaking into acting, becoming Sanger, working alongside Jared Keeso and the Shoresy crew, and what the success of the show has meant to him.

We also dig into his roles in Prey, Die Alone and The Abandons, his love of music, Indigenous representation on screen, and what's ahead as his career continues to evolve.

Funny, laid-back and full of great stories — this is a side of Harlan you don't always get to see on screen.

🎧 Hit play and hang out with Harlan Blayne Kytwayhat, Dawg & Gus.

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Annika Catharina joins The Dawg and Gus Show!

The rising British Columbia country singer-songwriter has been building some serious momentum, with millions of streams, two #1 songs on SiriusXM’s Top of the Country and a semi-finalist spot in the 2025 SiriusXM Top of the Country competition.

We sit down with Annika to talk about her journey into music, finding her identity as a solo artist, songwriting, navigating the Canadian country scene and the experiences that have shaped both her life and her music.

We also dive into her new EP Up All Night — a seven-song project that pushes her country sound into rock and folk territory — and the breakout success of “Old Habit,” which has surpassed 800K streams on Spotify.

From where it started to where it’s headed, get to know Annika Catharina on this episode of The Dawg and Gus Show. 🎙️🤠🇨🇦