The usual suspects are at it again, but this time without a plan or a care. The Prophet, Easy and Infectious are joined by Mom to reminisce about years past and discuss the origins of the Hello Calgary Podcast and the pandemic inspired Fire and Wine episodes in the original outdoor studio.

The Prophet Esau is joined by Cowboy Wally and Down Unda Dan for a tour of some of the fine cocktail establishments in the Marda Loop area. They boys start the night off at the discreetly located Side Hustle, and finally meet Mom for dinner and discussion over a bottle at Bar Rocca. The footage is limited due to broken mics and other alcohol related issues, however enjoy the brief conversation with some of our dearest friends from the Lemon Square.

The Crew returns to their indoor studio to revisit the topic of travel with guest Mom. Easy Evan recounts his recent epic journey to Toronto to see the legendary Oasis. Mom and the Prophet discuss their trip to Marrakesh, and talk local food specifically the delicacy of sheep brain. Enjoy!

In this long awaited episode, the PIDLLP crew engages with the public in a pair of interviews with random strangers on 17th avenue from the Ship. Infectious reads The Second Coming by William Butler Yeats, a poem from No Town Called We by Nikki Reimer, as well as a piece from Jun-long Lee's collection "Abode". Enjoy, freedom of voice! (note: apologies for the delay in processing, the elves who usually edit the audio were reassigned to gift and merry making, and are only now getting over their work hangovers),

• Reading by Easy Evan of A Conversation With My Mother About The Bloodstains On My Shirt BY Darius Simpson

• Theory of revolution and coups, 3% rule of overthrowing gov’t and how our protest in Alberta and in the States was not enough in degree, but to what degree is necessary?

• The boys open up an extra microphone to talk to the public on 17th (see next episode)

• Rare reading by Prophet Esau of Bianca Stone’s poem Marcus Aurelius

• As per Infectious, the Ship and Anchor gluten free options are on point for the best bar in Calgary

• The waitress gives us a quick read of local poet Nikki Reimer's “Keep On Truck” and her candid commentary on it.

Join the PIDLLP crew on location at the greatest bar in Calgary, where everyone ends up sooner in the day or later in the night, the Ship & Anchor on 17th Avenue. The boys enjoy a few bevy's on the last days of patio weather, have candid conversations with local Calgarians, and enjpoy a reading from Infectious of a poem from Jun Long Lee's book "Abode".

A discussion arrives at a decade of travel to Naramata by Infectious. Reflecting on the unincorporated community residing on the southeastern shore of Okanagan Lake, the gang talks wine, pace of life, long time residents like Naramata Ned, and the joys and pains between living somewhere and visiting. Finally, we get a reading from Infectious of the monologue "Choose Life" by Irvine Welsh in his classic book turned film Trainspotting.

The PIDLLP crew are joined by Mom to discuss a summer of travel that spanned the globe. From Greece to Morrocco and Ireland, to our very own lake paradise in British Columbia, the round table talk a bit of Best of Calgary before getting into the topic of travel, including;

top wine merchants in Calgary (shout outs to Market Wines and Willow Park amongst others),

best movies and theatres in Calgary (recognition to the Plaza, Globe, CUFF and CIFF)