programmer and interviews significant members of the Canadian Aboriginal community for a weekly broadcast. In 2018, following the replacement of the network, Panic joined First Peoples Radio's CFPT-FM in Toronto to host evenings. As musician From 1993 through 1995, Janet formed her first band called The Phew, with Dragan Panic, guitar, Martin White, bass, Aggie Richichi, drums, which drew comparisons to No Doubt. Phew released an EP called Phew and a full-length CD entitled Dramastically. After the breakup of Phew, Janet and husband Dragan Panic formed a new band called 10 Ft. Henry, named after a famous punk music venue in Calgary. 10 Ft. Henry released one eponymous EP and one full-length CD entitled Oh Oh. The band achieved some popularity, placing several songs on Canadian College radio – "I Can't Get Enough", "Shove It" and "Fish", touring across Canada several times and shooting a video for the song "Fish" produced by Triton Films. Janet and Dragan separated in 1998 and 10 Ft. Henry disbanded. Janet released an EP of 6 songs entitled Little EP in 1998. Over the summers of 2000 and 2001, Janet earned her living busking at Granville Island Public Market in Vancouver and began work on her next album, The Girl Who Passed for Normal, produced by John Shepp, Stephan Sigerson, Jeff Dawson, Daniel Powter and Shawn McKay. One of the songs, I Miss My Sweet Embrace, co written by Comedian Richard Lett, was awarded a MuchFACT grant and a video was shot, directed by Neill Blomkamp. Recorded an album with Arbor Records in 2008, produced by Canadian guitarist and producer Derek Miller, entitled Out on a Limb, which has not been released because the label shut down amid some controversy. A video for the song " Out On A limb" was produced by APTN's First Tracks and Big Soul Productions in June 2009. On March 6, 2009, Janet performed at the 16th Annual National Aboriginal Achievement Awards, broadcast nationally in Canada on the Global Television Network and APTN. In June 2010 Janet Panic appeared at The Dreaming Festival in Woodford on the Sunshine Coast of Australia along with Stevie Salas. In August 2010 Janet appeared as the musical guest for episode 308 of Nehiyawetan, entitled Winter Solstice, which aired in 2011 on APTN. On November 26, 2010, Janet performed at the Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards hosted in Hamilton Ontario and broadcast nationally on the Global