5 chapters across the catalog
Canadian Liquor Laws, Home Winemaking, 51st State Sentiment
A discussion on Canadian consumer habits notes that liquor stores are government-controlled, allowing for easy boycotts of American products. The conversation touches on the popularity of home winemaking kits in Canada and a claim that some Canadians would prefer the country become the 51st U.S. state to avoid potential invasion.
Tinnitus, Widex Hearing Aids, and Okanagan Farm Stands
A discussion on hearing aid technology recommends the Widex brand for managing tinnitus and voice tuning. A producer from British Columbia invites listeners to visit his farm stand at the Penticton Farmers Market.
Groundhog Day, Fred the Groundhog Death and Oki the Puppet
The annual Groundhog Day celebration in Quebec faced a setback when Fred the Groundhog died just before the event, leading to his replacement by a stuffed toy. In British Columbia, a hand puppet named Oki is used because local groundhogs do not emerge from hibernation until March. The tradition is discussed as a cultural "psy-op" regarding weather prediction.
Baron Rogue, Sir Michael and Southeast Asia Reports
Rogue, the Black Knight of the Okanagan Plains, is promoted to the rank of Baron. Thomas Newman is knighted as "Sir Michael of the Third World Southeast Asia," splitting his time between Singapore and Thailand. He requests "Jobs Karma" and a specific jingle, while the hosts discuss the wine-growing region of the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia.
ST Felter is knighted as Sir Rogue of the Okanagan Plains following a donation of $543.21. The segment includes a discussion of James Comey's impact on the election and a series of lewd soundboard jingles requested by the donor.
