Dr. Bruce finally turns the car around and drives the 20 hours back to Norfolk County. 

Dr. Bruce rambles on about his ongoing adventures in Manitoba, life in Winnipeg, the joy of sobriety and the kindness of strangers.

Dr. Bruce heads due North. That was the extent of the plan.

Dr. Bruce rambles on about #snakegate feedback he recieved and rants on about the draconian measures still being enforced in LTC homes. 

Dr. Bruce relates how #snakegate resulted in a family working together to have the best possible outcome, and then he throws in his two cents about the new putting structure in golf.

Dr. Bruce rambles on about some personal health struggles and tells the story of his wife's wedding ring being cut off by a family friend.  So grateful for friends with skills and special tools.

Dr. Bruce rambles on about trying to find meaning in the madness. The episode ends on a lighter note with a cover of the late great John Prine's classic Hello In there.

Dr. Bruce overtly panders to his new Idaho listeners, reads his movie concept based on his 1994 short story, Freedome. Emboldened by the read, he can't help himself and rambles on about his plan to end the crisis.

Dr. Bruce reads his 1994 short story Freedome, set in a dystopic 2023. Best line from the discussion of the story, "They never made it into a movie, they made it into real life."

If you just want to hear the story it is from 6:00 min to 16:50 min.