We're back for part two of our first-ever 3-part episode, an in-depth look at The White Stripes seminal live project Under Great White Northern Lights. In 2007 Jack and Meg took their Icky Thump tour to Canada with a mission: play every single Canadian province . The project would be captured both in audio and visual and evolve into a documentary film, photo book and live album that essentially captured the end of The White Stripes as a band. This week we continue our look back at the shows themselves, culminating in the band's epic 10th anniversary celebration in Nova Scotia. From bowling alleys to one note shows, to arenas and beyond, we cover the remainder of the journey behind Under Great White Northern Lights, and talk about the people that made it possible. Plus, to keep the living music flowing, Third Man Andrew Marino stops by the podcast to recount Pokey LaFarge's visit to the troubadour in our latest "fell in love with a show" segment!

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