A discussion arrives at a decade of travel to Naramata by Infectious. Reflecting on the unincorporated community residing on the southeastern shore of Okanagan Lake, the gang talks wine, pace of life, long time residents like Naramata Ned, and the joys and pains between living somewhere and visiting. Finally, we get a reading from Infectious of the monologue "Choose Life" by Irvine Welsh in his classic book turned film Trainspotting.

The PIDLLP crew are joined by Mom to discuss a summer of travel that spanned the globe. From Greece to Morrocco and Ireland, to our very own lake paradise in British Columbia, the round table talk a bit of Best of Calgary before getting into the topic of travel, including;

top wine merchants in Calgary (shout outs to Market Wines and Willow Park amongst others),

best movies and theatres in Calgary (recognition to the Plaza, Globe, CUFF and CIFF)

The conversation wraps on the topic of AI. The boys discuss how far it has come in such a short amount of time, and the ethics behind its use. Join us as we segue into our next episode feat. Mom, "On Travel".

Prophet, Infectious and Easy have solicited new writers for the show. With a renewed focus on the recent AI revolution, the boys don their rebellion caps and take their kill shot at the Death Star.

The Prophet Esau, Infectious and Easy Evan do a deep dive into Alcohol while sipping London Mules in the heat of summer. As long time residents of this great city of Calgary, the boys debut the fifth season by talking about the best places to drink in town, including (by type):

Cocktails @ Proof, Major Toms, Shelter

Wine @ AVITUS wine bar, Missy's this that

Beer @ micro brewery tours (aka BCDC) including 'eighty eight, Dandy, Cold Garden, Cabin, Banded Peak to name a few. Gluten-free options for Infectious and gluten sensitive people,

and where everyone ends up at some point during a night of drinking... The Ship and Anchor

The boys continue the facade of starting a new season, as they seemingly deal with the end of everything they once knew. Easy Evan gives a reading of The Day Lady Died by Frank O'Hara, prompting conversation of those distinct moments in life that you remember in great detail because of some life altering event.

The boys are being true Calgarians and discussing our beloved Flames and the eternal question "to tank or not to tank?". They reminisce about one of the best communities in Calgary that Infectious and the Prophet once grew up and lived in; Kensington. Finally, the boys get heated talking about Wayne Gretzky and his importance to Canada and connection to the United States.

The PIDLLP crew is joined by regular guest Mom three days prior to St. Patrick's day. They discuss movies, specifically Bong Joon Ho's classic film Parasite and the less classic but more controversial Okja. The boys also discuss a recent situation that threatened to expose their true identities, and how they plan to maintain their anonymity during these trying times.

The Prophet and Easy crash out about the state of the economy, politics, and the state of world. Infectious provides a calming voice of reason in the chaos that erupts.