In this podcast, the hosts explore the topic of oranges and discuss various uses for different parts of the fruit, from making varnishes to composting. They also touch on topics such as humidity and aging, humorous conversations about ham and Spanish waitresses, and reminisce about the joy of playing with a Millennium Falcon toy. The hosts also reflect on the beginnings of their podcast, share amusing stories of mistaken identities, and discuss the importance of life insurance and savings.
The podcast explores the various uses of oranges, including candy making and organic varnish production.
Listeners share their personal experiences with mountains, including romances and connections formed during visits.
The podcast has a diverse international audience, with listeners tuning in from places like Ladakh and Svalbard.
Deep dives
The Highest Paved Road in North America: Mount Evans in Colorado
Mount Evans in Colorado is home to the highest paved road in North America. It reaches an impressive altitude and offers stunning views. One listener recalls spending summers at a Jewish sleepaway camp on the mountain and even becoming amorous with a British friend during a visit. The memories of Mount Evans and the 2012 London Olympics are cherished.
Any Mountain Love Stories?
Listeners are encouraged to share their mountain love stories. Whether it's a steamy romance or a special connection formed on a mountain, we want to hear about it.
The Positive Atmosphere of the 2012 Olympics
The 2012 London Olympics brought a sense of joy and upliftment to the nation after years of economic struggles. One listener reminisces about the vibrant atmosphere, while also noting that it was a special time in their personal relationship.
Highest Listener on Earth: Tang Lang La Pass
George, a listener from Ladakh in India, reached an impressive height of 5,328 meters at the Tang Lang La Pass. While waiting for the road to be built by hand, George found solace in listening to the podcast amidst the mountainous terrain.
David shared his listening experience from Longyearbyen, the world's northernmost community in Svalbard. He embarked on a boat trip to the abandoned Russian coal mining settlement of Pyramiden, approximately 50 miles further north. With the mesmerizing sights of the Arctic, David enjoyed the podcast to accompany his scanning for polar bears.
The topic of orange is wmg’s gift to the beans this week and you can bet your bottom dollar the beans don’t just squeeze every last drop of chat juice out of it. No siree! They candy the peel, compost the pith and pulverise the pips to extract linoleic acid which could be used in the production of organic varnishes for example (metaphorically).