Neil Young

Rocker Neil Young recently compared the Canadian city of Fort MacMurray to Hiroshima after the atomic bomb. He was speaking in Washington DC about the environmental damage done by the oil industry in Alberta. In response, a local radio station declared this past Wednesday “No Neil” day.

Singer and songwriter Amos Lee talks about the special blend of Folk/Soul music exemplified in his latest CD, ‘Last Days at the Lodge.’

Singer-songwriter Afie Jurvanen, who records as Bahamas, says he can relate to a sense of longing born of Canada’s wide, empty spaces.

The World’s Marco Werman explores what Osama Bin Laden has represented for Americans and what his death says ultimately about the American people.

Canadian rocker Neil Young famously sang the words, �It’s better to burn out than to fade away.� Well, our final story today is about a Canadian rocker who didn’t take Young’s advice. The World’s Jason Margolis met him in Victoria, British Columbia.