Episode 103: Rickshaw's Origin Story and Finding Good Company Culture
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Mr. H and Mr. M spend a night to remember in Thailand with 'Murray,' 'Jean Claude,' 'Yul' and 'Anna.'
Navigating the roads of India sounds like a psychedelic nightmare. You must contend with livestock, wild animals, improvised paving, crowds of people and an armada of questionable vehicles operating without rules, all sporting a vivid rainbow of eye catching colors. And our friend is barreling what amounts to a two-stroke tricycle with a canopy directly through all of that mess. It's a miracle that he survived with his sanity intact.
India. Ancient, vast, populous. Home to a kaleidoscopic multitude of creeds, philosophies and ways of life. Just getting there seems like an adventure unto itself, let alone figuring out how to navigate the utterly foreign geography. Throw in a crazy cross country travel plan in questionable vehicles. Now we're in an overseas stoner comedy. In part one, our guest explains how and why he got there and did that.
Nam assures everyone that he does not date young women. Andy gags from a bong story. Dan shares the meaning of life with a tech-douche. Tyler shares some premarital sex battle scars. All our guests have TV credits.
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Two Canadian friends and accidental documentarians discuss a pair of quixotic adventures. Canadians Dustin Corkery and Adrian Traquair first rowed a boat 2500km down the Ganges, from India to Bangladesh. They didn't even bring food for the first night. That became the 12-part series "Around the Next Bend." Seven years later, they reunited for a 17,000km journey by rickshaw from Colombia to Southern Patagonia, which will be the upcoming series "Rickshaw South." If you hate travel guides and love unexpected adventure, you'll want to hear Dustin and Andrian talk about these twin odysseys!
Sitar and Emmy nominated documentarian JJ Kelley discuss his new movie about the Ganga River, "Go Ganges". The talk about sacred cows, JJ's love of adventure, which rivers are the most dangerous, and try to figure out why India's 'lawless region' is so safe.
At the suggestion of a listener, James Howard Kunstler muses on the future of animal powered transportation in the future. He briefly describes the systems required to maintain a horse-drawn transportation system. The conversation leads to a discussion about finding meaningful work in the new economy. Kunstler believes that as the old economy dwindles, there will be many opportunities for local entrepreneurs to create useful work in their communities. The discussion also covers the struggling media industry and new opportunities for weekly community publications. Kunstler talks about his local print newsletter project, Civitas. Host Duncan Crary asks Kunstler if the urban planning profession may receive a boom with the new economic stimulus and a renewed focus on reactivating forlorn downtowns. Kunstler thinks urban planning will be reinserted into American culture less formally than it was in the past. The show closes with a listener comment from an architect who was laid off and found a creative way to work for himself. Released: March 12, 2009.
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