Osaka
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Sep 17, 2026
Jim CsekHOST
I walked around T- 'Cause I get up early.
Jim CsekHOST
I walked around downtown Tokyo and Osaka, uh, at 3:00 in the morning, 'cause I get up early, every day I was there, and I had no fear whatsoever.
Kris SimsGUEST
Wow.
Jim CsekHOST
In strange part, I wouldn't walk in the same place.
Xander SorenGUEST
He's a great guy, great photographer.
Xander SorenGUEST
And so we've traveled all over the country from Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Hokkaido, Kanazawa, Fukuoka.
Xander SorenGUEST
And so I think when people see the photography of the wines, it really anchors it on seeing how they look in all these environments around Japan.
Xander SorenGUEST
But for me, I'm also just very spoiled because it's given me a new career where I get to travel around the country that I love and see my product in all my favorite places.
Xander SorenGUEST
I always like to invite the driver to join us for lunch because then you have somebody that can help navigate the menu and kind of talk.
Xander SorenGUEST
But that's kind of a fun consideration for Kyoto.
Xander SorenGUEST
And then I also find that if you stay in Osaka, it's a bit bigger and there's a lot more accommodations, but it's a 20 minute Shinkansen, 15, 20 minutes to get from Osaka into Kyoto.
Xander SorenGUEST
So lots of different options.
LaurieHOST
And she says, Sumo made it to the Edinburgh Fringe.
LaurieHOST
I went this year and saw the same sumo show I'd seen in Osaka a couple of years ago, Hirakusa Sumo.
LaurieHOST
She sent us some pictures of what she saw in Edinburgh Fringe.
LaurieHOST
That's cool that sumo made it to the Edinburgh Fringe.
Lane SkeltonHOST
elevated highways are so fun to drive on at night when there's no one around.
Lane SkeltonHOST
That's how like a lot of these guys, you know, they have like the, you know, like the Kanjo racers, you know, the Kanjo loop is in Osaka, but there's like the equivalent in Tokyo.
Lane SkeltonHOST
And you're driving through these epic elevated highways that are going around buildings, sometimes even through them.
Lane SkeltonHOST
And there's tons of turns and they're banked and they're perfectly paved and they're marked up really cool with all these crazy arrows and lights and shit.
Kyle CarpenterHOST
The second half of the book is about those children and then the next generation, really one main character.
Kyle CarpenterHOST
But one of the main characters, the main character's husband is a pastor, a Korean pastor who's doing work in Osaka, Japan at a time when Christianity is just kind of tolerated.
Kyle CarpenterHOST
Also harassed.
Kyle CarpenterHOST
And so it's just like a bunch in the writer.
Mark T CoxHOST
A little magazine.
Mark T CoxHOST
So we went to Tokyo, went to Eagle in Tokyo and there's an Eagle in Osaka, which is a LGBT, a very famous bar.
Mark T CoxHOST
Do you remember I was telling you about the big lads? They carry around, the muscle men.
Mark T CoxHOST
They have a body type in Japanese gay culture, which we don't have.
Tareq HadhadGUEST
And this kind of became very enriching and very, very s- self-reassuring to, to tell everyone in the community that, "Look, I, I probably am not gonna share everything with you 100%, but I'm sharing the best of your values.
Tareq HadhadGUEST
I'm sharing the things that when you go to meet someone in, in Osaka, in Japan, and tell them, 'I'm from Canada,' and they tell you, 'Oh, you Canadians are, are this, this, this, this, this,' the things that really make people so proud overseas about the brand of Canada, this is, this is the thing I'm gonna share with you, for sure, and this is the, the thing that I'm gonna continue, and I'm gonna bring to this country.
Tareq HadhadGUEST
Um, whatever, um, whatever, uh, that doesn't belong, whatever that doesn't really, um, the, that doesn't, uh, work well in, in the system here, it's, it's from my past, and it shouldn't continue with me here." So when it comes to the details in terms of, uh, you know, how, how, you know, the people that they are coming to this country that are starting over, they're having their own moments of rebirth, of their own moments of sharing their second chances and building their communities.
Tareq HadhadGUEST
Uh, they might do it differently, but I invite everyone, you know, who is, who is coming to Canada to, um, to look at the world around them, the new world that they have come to, and see how this country has become to be the country that it has become, and make sure that their tomorrow is better than their yesterday.
Frankie MacDonaldGUEST
... lots of rain.
Frankie MacDonaldGUEST
This, it's gonna be really heavy rain Wednesday night in Tokyo, Japan, Kyoto, Japan, Osaka, Japan.
Frankie MacDonaldGUEST
This Sunday coming up is gonna bring so much rain.
Frankie MacDonaldGUEST
Over 15 inches of rain in Tokyo, Japan, on Sunday coming up.
Indica FlowerGUEST
Whoa.
Indica FlowerGUEST
That's a lot of rain.
Frankie MacDonaldGUEST
It'll bring so much rain, Tokyo, Japan, Kyoto, Japan, Osaka, Japan, and all those places.
Frankie MacDonaldGUEST
Lot of rain that time of the year in Japan.
Terry ChimesHOST
Yeah.
Micky GeggusGUEST
And I remember Pete, um, he come to the place in Osaka where we was playing and, uh, he said, "Come on, we'll go out for something to eat." He said, "You got your wallet on you?" "Uh, yeah, why?" And he took it, and he just put it on the side of the stage.
Micky GeggusGUEST
It was pretty funny.
Micky GeggusGUEST
He went ...
William BranleyGUEST
So we have Cleveland Cody from, he went to McGill University via Japan.
William BranleyGUEST
He's from Osaka, Japan, and he worked for the Japanese Ministry of Defense.
William BranleyGUEST
He's living in Liberty, Texas, and he's developed a deep knowledge of construction, as he's worked in mines before, in robotics.
William BranleyGUEST
So we met on the Y Combinator, and we worked together to harden my vibe-coded, rough draft wire-framed Figma into a lethal, powerful, AI-agentic machine.
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