Ep. 3 - Nick Flanagan, Luba Magnus, and Coleman Hell explain Toronto to me

Discoveries include: the variety of reverb settings, UK
shininess, the boldness of this very podcast, Nick Flanagan's
recording acumen, being undercut by the internet, the veracity of
newspapers, David Lynch's nightmarish imagination, the importance
of radio bed music, the geography of Southern Ontario, aligning
creativity with mental illness, the visual appeal of The Missing
Scarf, the usefulness of potato chips, the power of warm and
fuzzies, election day hangovers, the qualities of Thunder Bay,
Toronto as Dr. Skipper, where to go for a Persian (the baked
good), how to assume the roles of actor and director, accessing
alternate universes, the Pitbull cinematic universe, and
more. 


Toronto was explained to me by comedian Nick Flanagan, comedian
(and designer of the logo for this very podcast) Luba Magnus, and
musician Coleman Hell. 


We also see the return of the game Truth Or Folly and the first
real edition of the game Been There Dundas. 


Subscribe to Nick Flanagan, Weakly. 
Check out Luba Magnus' website. 
Follow Coleman Hell on Instagram.