Cannabis stores coming to airports in BC which is weird cause we remember when sniffer dogs at the airport were hunting down people with roaches in their pockets, Cherry Blossom Madness is almost as much fun as the cherry blossoms themselves, there is a festival in Japan called "The Penis Festival" - not to be outdone by the "log festival" which we learned about from a Peak listener, and a kid called The Early Show with a question about Scruffy. 

Judith called the show telling us her aunt, her aunt's daughter, and her daughter's son all have the SAME birthday, which is wild. What are the chances of that? We don't know, but our Early Show buds do and explain their reasoning in surprise content we like to call Mathcast. Also, you can buy a soul in NFT form (which seems like a really good deal), and we get Dan Nicholls' review of "Morbius" on Hit or Miss. 

Animalcast:  an adorable story of a woman who raised a baby bird like her own baby, and what is your desert island food? We had lettuce on the list and 1 person actually picked it. 

Moving pianos is hard and annoying but it's worth it when the piano is a family heirloom and has a love story attached to it, how to tell the difference between cherry and plum blossoms when you're wandering around Vancouver right now, and the oldest known written joke is the timeless fart joke. They never grow old. 

Animalcast: a rescue story about the Vancouver Aquarium's marine mammal rescue crew untangling a seal lion from string wrapped around its neck, baby T-Rex is MUCH cuter than adult T-Rex, if Bucky Cheds had a t-shirt we'd probably buy it (he's an NHL player and a dj!), and Dan Nicholls from Hit or Miss takes us through Slap Chop at the Oscars.

Debate Club: 90s Bathroom decor and the best piece to anchor a bathroom restyling in a late 80s/early 90s vibe (seashell sinks, The Body Shop soaps, potpourri, geometrical corner tubs, etc), China has just figured out Keanu Reeves supports Tibet and so they've cancelled him and we disagree with their choice, and Hit or Miss with Dan Nicholls includes his take on Sandra Bullock's new film The Lost City and his Oscar winning picks. 

Sandra Bullock regrets Speed 2 but Demolition Man could also be in her list of regrets, 90s bathroom decor is a lost art, seagull water guns would be good for Granville Island, Nick Cage is Nick Cage and has spent his millions on some pretty weird things, legendary Metro Vancouver sportscaster Scott Rintoul joins us to explain how the Canadian Men's Soccer Team could make history today by clinching a spot in the FIFA World Cup, and live radio lives for moments like this - an alpaca on the loose. 

Animalcast:  Beavers have been reintroduced into London to help save lives, Spacecast: Space Lettuce, COVID Candles, Starlight Express (which is a musical about roller skating and trains and therefore we're pretty sure must also be about sex), bio-terror-weapons in 1346 were just as bad or maybe worse than you can imagine, and Sandra Bullock finally publicly shares her regret. 

Euphemisms like "he's in the barn" can be confusing when you don't know what they mean, the first Marvel comic was sold for lots of money but would you read it, we learn how to pronounce Skwxwu7mesh and what the 7 means, Weird Al's biopic is in the works and we hear why Daniel Ratcliff got the role of Weird Al, the most popular dog breed in the US won't blow your socks off, and we talk police budgets with Mo Amir from This is VANCOLOUR.

As we continually learn about this place we call home, we're hearing about a place called Hollywood Hospital in New West that treated people with psychedelics back in the 60s and 70s, we're also learning about orca whales after Charis went to the Royal BC Museum in Victoria, we discuss people's mask vibes as the mandates have ended, and problem seniors and their pickle ball games are causing havoc in local parks.