Mike frames this discussion about Vancouver's many Arthur Erickson buildings. Dave takes a wrecking ball to one building in particular; Graeme covers the angles on others.

Dave breaks the Unofficial Secrets Act to reveal the location of mysterious stones at Stanley Park. Mike reveals how little he gets paid for doing this. Graeme reveals nothing.

Graeme, Dave and Mike yack about what is probably the oldest wooden building in Vancouver that you didn't already know about and its connection to the ships at sea.

Wooden you like to see a century-old wooden bridge? Dave sings Ladner's praises and Graeme joins in to sing Rolf Harris songs. Mike still wonders what he's got himself into.

Dave pours a tall one about Vancouver's first micro-distillery. Graeme stirs-up trouble but recovers with a gin-based Christmas martini recipe.

Vancouver Canucks honcho Chris Brumwell joins Graeme, Dave and Mike for an extended conversation about the storied The Rogers Arena and the memories, secrets, and history contained within.

One two three four! Graeme gets to the heart of Vancouver's 1970s music-making scene. Dave says "turn me loose!". Discover the hidden-in-plain-sight music history within Vancouver's Mushroom Studios.

If you're in the market for a wooden Mountie, an old-school stereo system, a stuffed gopher, or classic vinyl LP, this is the episode you've been waiting for! Dave, Graeme and Mike tell the back-story on four of their favourite cool, independent, very Vancouver shops.

Some people drive their cars into the ground, other people bury them. Dave takes the wheel in this story about one of Vancouver's classiest, biggest-finned, formerly four-wheeled wonders.

Graeme gets all wound up about railway tracks again. Dave sings To Sir With Love. Mike secretly wonders how it came to this.