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Literally Drinking
by Literally Drinking
A relaxed, book-loving podcast where Canadian authors join us for a drink and a casual, well-hydrated conversation.
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Tom Babin. 'Frostbike'
Tom Babin is our favourite urban cycling expert – and he’s about to be your favourite too. Here is our conversation about Radler, winter cycling, the politics of helmetry, those damn kids on their e-scooters, bike theft and…studs. Tom is the author of ‘Frostbike’ and the host of YouTube’s ‘Shifter’ where he explores cycling, cities, and practical transportation issues through brisk storytelling and engaging video content.“There’s no right bike. Just ride a bike.” – Tom BabinFind Tom @Shifter‘Frostbike: The Joy, Pain and Numbness of Winter Cycling’ published by Rocky Mountain Books Credits:Drinks: EKG Hazy Pale Ale and Yuzu Radler from @CanmoreBrewingMusic: Basil No!Find Paul Boucher at paulboucher.com
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Adam Policzer. 'The House Across the Street'
Would you protect your neighbour's child from the Nazi Holocaust? Listen to our discussion with Adam and Irene Policzer about their new graphic autobiography detailing Adam's escape from the Holocaust during World War Two.
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Glen Mikkelsen. ‘Kelly Sutherland: King of the Chucks’
Glen Mikkelsen shares insights from his biography of legendary chuckwagon driver Kelly Sutherland. We discuss Kelly’s career, personal struggles, and the cultural significance of chuckwagon racing in Canada.
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