#73 - Canadian Podcasting Laws, Oktoberfest Delights, & Misunderstood Sayings

Some Offense Intended

Did you know that new broadcasting regulations in Canada could potentially hamper the freedom of small content creators? That’s the bone of contention we’re gnawing at today, as we navigate the nuanced landscape of the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission's rules. We're exploring the depth of this complex issue, pondering whether it's just a turf war between Canadian telecom titans and American web behemoths, or if there's something more brewing underneath.
Next stop, Germany! Today, we're taking you on a virtual whirlwind tour of Oktoberfest, complete with an insider's peek into traditional German snacks, music, and festivities. Along the way, we’re comparing the Oktoberfest celebrations in Germany and Lake Tahoe, and diving into a culinary adventure featuring onion rings, lemon wafers, and the legendary Kugeln chocolates from the Holleren factory. Prepare your taste buds, because we're about to embark on a gastronomic journey that will leave you craving for more.
To wrap up this episode, we're taking a detour into the realm of misunderstood sayings. We're dissecting phrases like "curiosity killed the cat" and "the early bird gets the worm", and unveiling their true meanings. And before we sign off, we’re inspecting Governor Newsome's controversial new law in California and its implications for mental health and addiction issues. So, buckle up and join us on this riveting ride that spans continents, cultures, and controversies.

Chapters

1. Changes to Canadian Podcasting Regulations (00:00:00)

2. German Snacks and Oktoberfest Music (00:10:53)

3. Onions, Lemon Wafers, and Sayings (00:20:31)

4. Exploring German Chocolate Delights (00:32:11)

5. Misunderstood Sayings and Their True Meanings (00:40:14)

6. Discussing Hauntings and Controversial California Law (00:52:23)