A lush and beautiful escape right in Vancouver’s backyard, I discuss Lynn Canyon. I talk about what a great location this is for runners, and walkers. As well as how the Lynn Canyon suspension bridge is a much better and cheaper (free!) option than the Capilano Suspension Bridge. I also discuss the problems this park has with crowds on the weekends.

Russell from Cycle City Tours sits down to share what makes a bike tour special in Vancouver. He explains what you can expect from a Cycle City Tour, and gives us some background on the different tours that they offer. We also talk about what Russell thinks makes Vancouver special, and where he likes to be a tourist in his own city. To learn more about Cycle City Tours or to book a tour you can visit them here: cyclevancouver.com/

Who better to review a university than someone who has never been a student there. Despite my academic status the UBC campus was one of the places I spent the most time during my stay in Vancouver. So my travel review of UBC includes my experiences in their libraries and shops. It of course also includes me reading you wikipedia.

For lovers of wobbles, wumps, and underground electronic music this venue is the spot. I discuss the vibe and lay out of this club, as well as what made The Red Room so special to me. You can learn more about the club and their upcoming shows here: redroomvancouver.com/

Probably my favorite park that I have ever backpacked in, Garibaldi Provincial park is the subject of this Moore to Explore travel review. I discuss what makes the park so special to me, and what you can expect as far as hike difficulty. I also discuss the permitting process for overnight campers, and of course read you some wikipedia.

Up and coming fashion designer, and former miner Matt Harrison sits down with me in this episode. We discuss what it was like growing up in Saskatchewan, and the differences he sees between it his new home of Vancouver. We also talk about what it was like working as a miner, and in the oil fields in northern Canada amongst many other subjects.

One of the most popular walking tours in Vancouver, Tour Guys offers a different way to see and get to know the city. One of the owners and guides Ali tells us a little bit about what got him interested in giving tours, and how he got involved in Vancouver Tour Guys. He also shares a little bit of the type of history and information you will get on your tours, and why he thinks walking tours are the best way to see a city.

A fantastic vegetarian option located in the Kitsilano Neighborhood of Vancouver, the Naam is the subject of this travel review.  I dive into the myriad of reasons why this restaurant was a favorite of mine as well as quick bit of history of the restaurant. 

You can learn more about their food at: thenaam.com

One of the gems of Vancouver, and a must visit for any tourist. I talk about some of the different options Stanley Park has to offer. I also get into why the seawall was my favorite trail, as well as why I think Stanley Park has the best views in the city of the Lions Gate Bridge. I also get into a little bit into the history of the park in the ever popular segment Pat Reads Wikipedia.

Max was born and raised in Berlin, but we met in Canada while he was doing a semester abroad at UBC. The first night we met we bonded over talking about the American political system and later we ended up watching the midterm elections together. In this episode we talk about what it was like growing up in Berlin, the differences he see’s between university in Germany and Canada, and what makes the American political system exciting for him.