Chub Creek Podcast

Today we visit Upper Credit and walk along the river. Music was “Your Life, Your Call” by Junip. Thanks to Ken of the Dicksnjanes podcast for donating his audio without knowing it. Thanks to Gary for the cool crickets audio. And thanks for listening :).

A trip to Wye Marsh near Midland. What a beautiful place. You should go. Thanks to The Roadside Graves for their amazing song “Love Me More” available free for download. Happy Father’s Day to Dad and all the other assorted Dink Dads out there. I’ll be posting a few photos below (if you’re on the website) once I have a chance.

The BIG REVEAL. To find what exactly WHAT HAPPENED at the end of episode 144, go to www.chubcreek.com and click on episode 145 and see the photo for yourself. Or if you’re already here, you can see it above. Crazy right? Music this week was “Hectic Zeniths” from Type One Era (feat. careful). Here’s the cute rabbit video. Here’s a version of the Myers-Briggs personality test you can do yourself. My results were INTP. Here’s Gary’s Toaster Song. Thanks to Marie for hosting the Dink Dolls and Terrie for her cat Charlie’s Crazy Cat sounds. And thanks to Brenda Dayne of Cast-On. More photos below:

Back for some chatter, badly repressed anger, Mom and Dad, Monarchs, Moths, fireworks, dinosaurs, Hobbits, and a cliffhanger. Thanks especially to my new friend Sam Van Dyke for his song “Don’t Bet On Me”. You can also check him out on Youtube.

Mostly noisy. Basically I recorded my Mom and Dad trashing my kitchen and making it awesome again. Thanks to you both, I wouldn’t have a clue without you. Also thanks for audio contributions this week from Yuka, Terrie, Toni, Doug, Siri, and Cindy. Thanks to Modo Stare for their track “Summit”. It’s available for free download at SoundCloud.

A double trek today, starting out at a segment of the Bruce Trail out near Georgetown, following the lovely Credit River, then later a peaceful and introspective chat from Terra Cotta conservation area. Thanks to Ken for being my muse this week, you are an inspiration for those of us stuttering idiots who can’t say anything real. Big love and thanks to Mom and Dad for joining me on my hike and letting me record their every word, and again, Happy Mother’s day all of the various mommas out there, and especially to my dear mom, Patty. You are truly you. Music this week was “Frightened” by Easter Island, downloaded from One Track Mind.

Spring has finally arrived on the banks of Chub Creek. Yay! Join me for a peaceful walk along Fallbrook Trail near Georgetown Ontario. Thanks to Doug and Clara (Doug’s podcast is slugisdoug.com) Other podcasts mentioned on this episode were: The Scarborough Dude (Dicksnjanes), Shane Potvin (Shane and Tom’s Squeezebox) Tim Coyne (The Hollywood Podcast, Talks with Tim), Anthony Marco (Anthony Marco’s Podcast Emporium), Andrew Currie (Dyscultured), Adam Gratrix (Transpondency), Bob Goyetche (Best Episode Ever, BobStuph), Junior (Eavesdropping, Heroes in Rehab:TB), Eric and Rachelle (Tip Tap Tip), Mark Blevis (markblevis.com), Keith McNally, Coach RoboCraig, Picard102, JK Lanktree and Mike (Vinyl Countdown). I’m adding them all to my playlist today. So should you. Music today was “Today We’re Believers” by Canadian band, Canoe, found at One Track Mind. And once more, thank you to Terrie for being one of the all time most loyal Chub Creek listeners ever.

Settle in because it’s a long one. Join me, the kids, my folks, donkeys, asses, goats, pigs, The Toronto Blue Jays, the Toronto Subway and much more in this extended edition of Chub Creek. Special thanks to Bosco Delray for their track “Evil Lives (Ad Rock Remix)” and to Digitalism for theirs: “2 Hearts”. Please support these artist by visiting them online and buying their tunes.

In the slightly short but terrifying episode we feature still more adventures with deadly and dangerous Canadian wild creatures. If you can BEAR it, come along as we pass under massive soaring black crows, cower under the deafening wail of the Canadian Goose, spelunk in caves that may or not contain hibernating bears and dangerous falling overhead rocks, discover the cold loving “Ice Pawns” and narrowly escape the rabbit devouring, squeaking mink. Musical selection today was a beautiful performance of approximately two out of the “Four Short Pieces for Solo Double Bass” by DaXun Zhang.

A great little trek (okay not little - our legs were killing us after) at Mono Cliffs trail in the snow with my folks, and some fun soundseeing at a local diner where we spoiled our supper together. You couldn’t really hear it, but just to give them credit, the music at the very beginning was “Know Til Now” by Jim James, and “Climbing Walls” by Strange Talk. The obnoxious (not really) song later on was “Sod in the Seed” by Why? Enjoy :)