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Latest Episodes
Boxing and Drumming to Battle Parkinson's & The Hands & Hearts Food Program Feeding Families
LISTEN HERE: Why You Should Listen to This Episode: Doug Pickard has spent more than 13 years proving that boxing gloves and conga drums can push back against a disease with no cure, turning rhythm itself into therapy ...
Airplane! - The Funniest Movie Ever Made?
What happens when you gather two Gen Xers who worship a comedy classic, two Millennials seeing it fresh, and one very unimpressed holdout? You get the most hilariously divided episode of Too Old or Movie Gold yet.Hosts Olan VanderLinden ...
Pam Botterill - The Importance of Belonging
Pam Botterill joins Cindy Thompson on A Resilience Project to share what she calls a good-news story of adoption. An Indigenous woman from the Wei Wai Kum First Nation in Campbell River, BC, Pam was adopted at nine months old and raised by a no...
Tears for Fears Drummer Jamie Wollam & Cancer Warrior Carly Carey creates Carly’s House
Why You Should Listen to This Episode: Jamie Wollam grew up tapping along to Kiss and AC/DC records in Southern California, never imagining he'd spend sixteen years behind the kit for Tears for Fears - or that he'd find sobriety and a re...
Nanoose Firefighters Watch Backdraft - And They Have Feelings
What happens when you screen a Hollywood firefighting blockbuster for actual firefighters? You get the most entertaining and most brutally honest episode of Too Old or Movie Gold yet.Hosts Olin VanderLeen and David Purcell of the Comox V...
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