GettingFitterEachDay

I listen regularly through Spotify, but I do not follow Twitter or anything like that.

This episode was a heartfelt apology that felt extremely Canadian (having lived in Europe a few years, but being from Canada). But I have no idea what this is about...

I hope someone can please provide context and also that we can discuss how we feel about this apology.

Thanks!

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5vtDrOtn2jF1uDDyxkvwVE

I have tried googling this and it seems that The Herbaliser have disbanded (pun acknowledged), performing for their last time in 2021.

https://theherbaliser.tumblr.com/

In Episode 50 - 'Nick' - there was an extraordinary musical conclusion that I think about often. I loved the composition, I loved the lyrics, I loved the talent, and I have some personal connections to the stories of Nick and Jake. I guess the band may never release another album, but is there a way to get this track?

I would be thrilled for a stream or a download via Spotify, Youtube, SoundCloud, or... wherever!?

Thanks all!

There was a request recently for French-language political podcasts but I am interested in decent political podcasts from other countries.

What are the best analysis where you are?

The title sums it up. I just learned that the person I dated and even went to prom with is now married and they recently had a baby. Worth noting it has been many, many years.

I am honestly so happy for both of them, no residual romantic feelings, but it immediately came with strange emotions and questions about my own life. Currently single, no idea when/if I'll "settle down".

I guess the question is if anyone has any related stories to share? Perhaps the darker question is whether it is selfish to so quickly switch to introspection?

Thanks Reddit.

Garrison and Good Robot have both been great but I am looking to branch out. So what's your go-to brewery to take home a jug of wobbly pop?

Just saw this on the CBC (a major Canadian media outlet) and thought you guys might find it interesting!

http://www.cbc.ca/beta/news/health/canadian-researchers-fat-carbohydrates-the-lancet-1.4266130

Much of this isn't news for those who've read the wiki, but it's nonetheless news for a lot of people. But will this sort of exposure change anybody's mind? Do we agree on the researchers' conclusions? Looking forward to comments.