Fuel up your Vancouver trivia knowledge with this discussion about Coal Harbour's iconic floating Chevron gas station.

If you're searching for an unusual hike, and want to discover a little piece of Vancouver's hidden military history, this is the episode you've been waiting for!

Since last week was World Bee Day, and since Dave is an accidental apiarist, this episode is all about bees - and some sweet tips on where to get the best honey in town.

Meet special guest Michael Levenston - the original urban farmer - and discover the unique agricultural oasis right in the heart of Kitsilano. Michael tells a tale not just about the city's early environmental and ecological roots, but also informs and entertains with tales of worms, computers, a surprising connection to artist Bill Reid and the latest in human composting.

Dave gives a slam-dunk inside scoop on the rise and fall of Vancouver's NBA basketball team, and tells where you can see their last game ball.

You don't need an alibi to hear about this building's storied connection to Vancouver's urban history, tommy-gun-toting Chicago gangsters, a trio of Hollywood movie stars, and fifty shades of hand-picked craft beer.

If you're too busy running along the Stanley park seawall to stop and read the Harry Jerome statue plaque, this episode delivers the details on the once-time fastest man in the world (and a bit about the artist who created it).

Vancouver's oldest independent, family-owned, record store is fodder for discussion about vinyl records of old and fresh artists of today.

Dave divvies up details on the person behind the place called Jack Poole Plaza - photogenic legacy of the 2010 Olympics and popular mountain-view meeting place in downtown Vancouver.

Dave and Graeme invite you to turn on, tune in, and drop in to the Naam Restaurant - the groovy gasto-epicentre of Kitsilano's hippie heritage.