ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Summary: Steven Schelling guest hosts with us this week as we revisit Lost in Translation on its 20th anniversary, and find that there are some things we need to work through. Also discussed: being a shut-in, a new cookbook from St. Lawrence chef J-C Poirier, and Murray Lightburn's new album Once Upon A Time in Montreal. Show notes: Everyones so creative (TikTok) Romy Mars Croquet on TikTok (Twitter) Shawn Mendes' video for Lost in Japan (YouTube)
Recommendations:
Lisa: The Red Notebook by by Antoine Laurain (book)
Andrea G: Murray Lightburn, Once Upon A Time in Montreal (music)
Steven: Where the River Narrows: Classic French & Nostalgic Québécois Recipes From St. Lawrence Restaurant by J-C Poirier (cookbook)
Music credits
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Lisa Christiansen is a broadcaster, journalist and longtime metal head. Andrea Warner is a music critic, author and former horoscopes columnist. Andrea Gin is a producer and an avid figure skating fan.
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