Graeme dons his arctic furs to gush about Canada's Arctic Tallship and the other ancient wooden beauties afloat at Vancouver's Heritage Harbour.

Dave reels Graeme and Mike into a big whopper of a sturgeon story, and explains where and how to see them for yourself. Grame and Mike are left with an urgin’ for sturgeon.

Nukes, Whales, Hippies, and a bad Nixon impersonation - what more could you ask for?

A Baroness, a cat named Mr Got To Go, and a bowl of fruit are all a part of this peachy story about Vancouver's ivy-clad secret gem: The Sylvia Hotel.

PNE insider Roxann Bury-Howard joins Mike, Dave, and Graeme to give the inside story on Canada's oldest roller coaster - the wooden wonder that has thrilled and mezmorized all kinds of passengers including monks, pipe bands, brides, movie stars, teens and old-timers for over 60 years.

Loretta Lynn, the coal miner's daughter, never saw Vancouver's Coal Harbour but she was discovered at Vancouver's chicken coop. Graeme and Dave dazzle Mike with this unbelievable tale.

Take a stoll along the golden mile - location of Canada's widest bike path, home to several millionaires, a one-time happenning place for hippies, and sight of Vancouver's biggest rooftop reindeer.

The purrfect podcast episode for feline fans, and also Adele fans (if you know who she is). Dave, Mike, and Graeme talk about cats, coffee, covid and the Cat Cafe!

A conversation about the features and origins of the world-famous Jack Chow building devolves into a discussion about the koi fish (and otter) at nearby Sun Yat-Sen Classical Garden.

This episode is for the birders. Dave delivers soaring praise for the Reifel Bird Sanctuary, Graeme tries to make it about rum and gangsters.