New Yorker Writer Calvin Trillin: A Warm Weather Nova Scotian

Calvin Trillin, a longtime New Yorker writer and summer resident of Nova Scotia, shares insights from his unique life straddling two cultures. He discusses his affection for Nova Scotia, calling it 'The Home Place,' and reflects on how the serene landscape influences his identity. Trillin also humorously navigates aging and Jewish identity, using the layered Yiddish word 'Meeskite.' The conversation touches on the challenges of today's political climate, blending personal anecdotes with broader societal issues while offering a candid look at his unconventional writing process.