Star Trek analogies fight for respect in this ramble about an obscure Jack Harman sculpture of a remotely famous surgeon, hidden in a Vancouver rose garden, and duplicated for display in a Scottish castle.

Ice Cube has left a cool legacy on the Sea to Sky Highway - pull over and find out about Sam the Axe Man.

Dave, Mike, and Graeme talk about the best place to watch jets land at Vancouver International Airport. Graeme says take a sandwich.

Dave and Graeme reminisce about the 2010 Olympic events in Whistler and talk about the open-to-the-public ski jump at Whistler Olympic Park.

If you've never seen an Olympic medal before, Dave tells you where you can find a set in Whistler!

Be the first to hear about the 111 Places in Whistler (and Sea to Sky area) that Dave and Graeme think you must not miss!

If ships could tell stories this one (the SS Beaver) would have a million. Graeme tells a few of them, including where you can find this easy-to-miss memorial cairn in Stanley Park.

You thought the rainbow crosswalk on Davie at Bute was a rainbow crosswalk (and it is) but did you also know it was Canada's first? Dave paints a colourful picture of Vancouver's historic rainbow crosswalk and explains why it is where it is.

Vancouver's top true crime author Eve Lazarus gives Graeme, Dave, and Mike the inside scoop on one of Vancouver's most unique places and tells about one of its most interesting people - Inspector John Vance.

You'll be a-mazed to discover this replica of a 13th century french labyrinth.