Roderick on the Line Ep. 571: "Cannery Girls"
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Mar 11, 2025 Dive into the humorous chaos of daylight saving time and the playful debate over 'dinner' versus 'supper.' Reflect on the absurdities of adult life compared to childhood innocence. Enjoy nostalgic tales of Scottish folk music and breakfast traditions across the UK. Explore the significance of cannery culture in Alaska and the evolution of Venice, California, from art to industry. Delight in anecdotes about Uncle Jack’s Alaskan adventures and the trials of digital storage management, all peppered with lighthearted banter!
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Canadian Road Trip Serenade
- John Roderick sang Jerry Rafferty acapella while driving across Canada because the radio didn't work.
- He joked about selling ringtones of his singing, even though people don't use ringtones much anymore.
Scottish Currency
- Scottish pounds have unique artwork but are equivalent to UK pounds.
- This seems redundant, similar to state-specific US quarters.
Alaskan Arts Panel
- John Roderick served on an Alaskan arts grant panel, distributing substantial sums.
- He found it challenging to judge alongside career grant artists.
