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About jD Hey, it's jD. I'm a Toronto-based podcaster, creative producer, and lifelong Tragically Hip superfan who's been building The Tragically Hip Podcast Series since 2018. What started as a track-by-track deep dive into the band's catalogue has grown into a six-show network that's raised over $35,000 for the Downie Wenjack Fund, The Gord Downie Fund for Brain Cancer Research, and CAMH. I'm not a journalist, I'm not a critic — I'm a fan who loves this band as much as you do, and everything I make comes from that place. About Yer Letter Yer Letter is the monthly newsletter for the TTH Pods community — written for fans, by a fan. It's where I share what's happening across the network, what's coming up, and the kind of Hip conversation that doesn't fit anywhere else. No fluff, no filler — just the stuff worth reading. If you've found your way here, you already know why the Hip matters. This is just another place we get to talk about it.
The Tragically Hip On Shuffle Panel Search Hey, it's jD here. You're getting this because you've either been a panelist on The Tragically Hip On Shuffle before, or you signed up saying you'd like to be. Either way - I'm booking from May 27th onward and I'd love to have you back in the rotation. Quick refresher on the show, in case you need it. On Shuffle is the weekly live stream where a small panel of fans gathers to react to whichever Tragically Hip song the shuffle gods serve up. No prep...
Yer Letter FRIDAY, May 1st, 2026 Hey, it’s jD here, May is loud. A Forest Of Whispering Speakers is rolling out weekly, "It's a Good Life If You Don't Weaken" closes its Hamilton run, the World Cup's coming, and somewhere in the middle of all that I'm trying to assemble podList 7 into something befitting the bands that built it in the first place. Buckle up. Here's the goods: TL;DR Boi-1da reimagined 'Ahead by a Century' with Dallas Green and Ruby Waters - it's out Steve Berlin will produce...
Yer Hipstories Reflections From The Final Tour Hey, it's jD here. Ten years ago this summer, The Tragically Hip did something no band had ever done quite like that before. They announced a diagnosis, got in a van, and played every corner of this country one last time. Fifty-six days. Fifteen cities. Millions of people who showed up knowing, on some level, that this was it. You Might Have Been One Of Them! I've been thinking about that tour for a long time. What it felt like to be in those...