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Food Court In Session
Food Court In Session episodes
- Central City
25 years ago, Surrey's big attempt at a big mall had goals of being "the Robson Street of Surrey". We fact check the reality. Episode Guest: Vancouver comedian Colin Sharp.
Theme music composed by Tom Whalen, www.echomenace.com
43 min - Capilano Mall
The story of Capilano is the story of so many midsized suburban malls, but there's a few interesting details of this mall that make it worth debating. Episode Guest: Earnscliffe Strategies principal Amelia Hill.
Theme music composed by Tom Whalen, www.echomenace.com
34 min - Bentall Centre
In some cities, underground maze-like malls linking metro stations to office complexes are popular, but does Vancouver's Bentall Centre match up? Episode Guest: government policy director and co-op champion Kevin Harding.
Theme music composed by Tom Whalen, www.echomenace.com
39 min - Amazing Brentwood
It transformed from a somewhat generic suburban mall to a collection of shiny towers and anchor tenants, but as an actual mall, is The Amazing Brentwood really amazing? Episode Guest: Vancouver writer and journalist Christopher Cheung.
Theme music composed by Tom Whalen, www.echomenace.com
33 min - Admiralty Mall
Which Metro Van mall has the biggest quality gap between its food court and the rest of its stuff? It may just be Admiralty. Episode Guest: Jeopardy Richmond local Brendan Liaw.
Theme music composed by Tom Whalen, www.echomenace.com
32 min - Aberdeen Mall
What's the best mall in Metro Vancouver? We're gonna figure it out, beginning with Richmond's influential Aberdeen Mall. Episode Guest: Vancouver writer and journalist Christopher Cheung.
Theme music composed by Tom Whalen, www.echomenace.com
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About Food Court In Session
From the publisher's feed
Food Court In Session is a podcast, ranking, series of essays, and exploration of every mall in Metro Vancouver.
Every two weeks, Justin McElroy, Steve Masuch and rotating guests explore a different mall in our region, as we debate and determine what a mall means in 2026, and which one in Metro Vancouver is truly the best.
Come along with us on this very silly but worthwhile journey, as we go to new food courts, and debate old memories.
Consider it less as a definitive ranking and more of an anthology of the walkable indoor commercial spaces of our city that inspire joy, annoyance, nostalgia and questions about their future.
Theme music composed by Tom Whalen, https://echomenace.com