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Sep 11, 2026

Roger MilleenNARRATOR
41:46
HE STUDIES HIS LESSONS BECAUSE HE IS TOLD HE MUST, AND PLAYS HARD BECAUSE HE ENJOYS IT.
Roger MilleenNARRATOR
41:54
HE FEELS NO SPECIAL ATTRACTION TOWARD ANY OF HIS SCHOOLMATES UNTIL ONE WINTER DAY THIS SAME BLUE-EYED GIRL ASKS HIM FOR A PLACE ON HIS SLED.
Roger MilleenNARRATOR
42:05
he shares it with her as a well-behaved boy should and so begins the first faint bond of feeling that like a tiny rill on the hillside slowly gathers power until at last a mighty river it sweeps all other feelings before it how slowly that rippling rill of feeling grew during the next few years need not be specified like other boys of his age he feels at times ashamed of caring whether she notices him or not and again the incipient pangs of jealousy because she notices other boys in a year he begins to bring her flag-root in summer or big apples in winter and although her way home is different from his he occasionally feels called upon to accompany her heedless of the fact that it costs him an extra half mile and fault-finding at being late home he passes unharmed through the terrors of speaking pieces on examination day and when st valentine's day comes he conquers the momentous task of indicting a verse where bliss rhymes with kiss upon one of those missives which he has purchased for five cents at the village store and timidly leaves it where this same girl will find it in her desk at school on two occasions during the last summer at the district school he quite a big boy now joins the older boys and girls under a large apple tree that grows near the schoolhouse and plays a silly game the principal feature of which consists in his having to choose some girl to kiss as he knows very well whom he prefers and has the courage to kiss her when his turn comes
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43:58
Oh, I have had no luck lately.

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Roger MilleenNARRATOR
80:26
WITH THE CROWNING GLORY OF HER SUNNY HAIR, A SWEET AND SYMPATHETIC MOUTH, MODEST AND UNASSUMING WAYS, TENDER HEART AND AFFECTIONATE MANNER, SHE WAS AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE GIRL.
Roger MilleenNARRATOR
80:40
of her feelings toward the boy little need be said and since he has now reached eighteen and a moustache he deserves and shall have an introduction by his name of mr charles manson he was tall had honest brown eyes an earnest manner was unsophisticated and believed all the world like himself good and true HE WAS OF CHEERFUL TEMPER AND GENEROUS DISPOSITION, HATED SHAMS AND SMALL CONCEITS, AND, NEXT TO LIDDY, LOVED THE FIELDS, THE WOODS, AND THE BROOKS THAT HAD BEEN HIS COMPANION SINCE BOYHOOD.
Roger MilleenNARRATOR
81:23
SHE HAD KNOWN HIM WHEN, AT THE DISTRICT SCHOOL, HE IGNORED GIRLS, AND LATER, AS HE BEGAN TO BRING HER FLAG ROOT IN SUMMER, OR DRAW HER ON HIS SLED IN WINTER, SHE HAD TAKEN MORE NOTICE OF HIM, WHEN HE LEFT THE LITTLE BROWN SCHOOLHOUSE FOR GOOD SHE HAD GIVEN HIM A LOCK OF HAIR, THOUGH FOR WHAT REASON SHE COULD HARDLY TELL.
Roger MilleenNARRATOR
81:46
AND WHEN HE WALKED HOME WITH HER FROM HIS FIRST PARTY SHE FELT STARTLED A LITTLE AT HIS BOLDNESS IN KISSING HER.
Sinéad BoydGUEST
49:48
And the sleds have really been annoying me recently.
Sinéad BoydGUEST
49:50
So I think I would go with, oh God, I'm just going to say sled pull.
Declan HolmesHOST
49:57
Sled
Sinéad BoydGUEST
49:57
pull? Here's me saying I don't like
Declan HolmesHOST
49:58
sleds.
BenGUEST
37:20
So I think it's more positional than the actual erg itself.
BenGUEST
37:24
But we see some interesting stuff around Sled to sled to burpees will tell you roughly where people are
Greg WilliamsHOST
37:31
at.
Greg WilliamsHOST
37:33
Okay.
Amanda TarverGUEST
49:00
was too much.
Amanda TarverGUEST
49:01
And I will say Sleigh
Nick CostanzaGUEST
49:02
Queen.
Amanda TarverGUEST
49:03
That one felt like, but the ones like bracelets, I'm like, okay, if I do this one enough, I'm eventually going to get it.
Freddie CarrHOST
69:31
It was like a championship swing moment.
Freddie CarrHOST
69:35
Sled have been the form team of this season so far, winning the World Championships, winning the first two events of the season.
Freddie CarrHOST
69:42
And they led Platoon by, let me get this right, I think it was 17 points going into event number four.
Freddie CarrHOST
69:49
And Sled, by their own high standards, didn't have a great event.
Freddie CarrHOST
69:53
And you compound that with they broke their headstay ram as well in race number eight.
Freddie CarrHOST
69:58
So dropped a good position into a did not finish.
Freddie CarrHOST
70:02
So what we had here in Lanzarote was a real pivot weekend where Platoon now has an 11 point lead going into the last event of the season over Sled.
Freddie CarrHOST
70:14
And let me remind you that this is a 50 race season over five events with no discards.
RalphHOST
48:46
Go swim.
RalphHOST
48:47
Sled, swim, like, yeah, like, for me, I swim, I swim, and I play basketball.
RalphHOST
48:52
Swimming and basketball was always in the same season, so I would always have to, like, either go to swim practice and then go straight to basketball practice or go from basketball practice to swim practice.
RalphHOST
49:01
And I actually was going to try out in high school, but then I was like, oh, like, they're really in the same season.
Lawrence TraskNARRATOR
252:08
The latter, strangely enough, being men whose own exploits had not been the most successful in polar exploration.
Lawrence TraskNARRATOR
252:16
The hero of the Alert Sledge journey admitted the feasibility of the drift theory, but shook his head at the idea of any ship withstanding the winter pressure of the great ice packs in the far north.
Lawrence TraskNARRATOR
252:30
A ship once caught and frozen in became part of the ice itself, and when the pressure crushed masses a hundred feet thick into minute fragments and powder, what chance would a vessel held in such a mass have of escaping? But Nansen was not to be discouraged.
Lawrence TraskNARRATOR
252:49
He had the true insight of genius, that insight which gave him the confidence in his own idea and which needed something more than verbal reasons to overthrow it.
Darren ScottHOST
0:41
So now we come to the conversation that, in a way, changed the direction of this entire project.
Darren ScottHOST
0:46
The Thursday night at Sled Island, I went to the Ship and Anchor to see K-Riz and the family.
Darren ScottHOST
0:52
Opening the show was an artist from Edmonton named Arlo Maverick.
Darren ScottHOST
0:56
I'd never heard of him before.
Darren ScottHOST
0:58
And that's one of the great things about Sled Island.
Darren ScottHOST
1:00
You can walk into a venue because you want to see one particular artist and walk out having discovered someone completely new.
Darren ScottHOST
1:07
That's exactly what happened with Arlo.
Darren ScottHOST
2:02
And that's where the Sonic Collective, the AB Scene, comes in.
Graham GundinHOST
17:19
What would you say to those people?
Josh HollerGUEST
17:21
Well, if somebody wants to squint and make a distinction between person and being, the easy thing is to subject them to the SLED test first, and first ask the four degrees of difference between the unborn person, unborn human, and the person who is born, a size, level of development, environment, and degree of dependency.
Josh HollerGUEST
17:46
And you just walk through each of those one at a time and say, did my dignity and worth change because of how big or tall I am you know Gary Coleman was much smaller than Shaq or level of development they are smaller for sure but so is my my six-year-old he's not nearly developed he's prepubescent and he's going to continue to develop you know even young men here in their 20s they're what is it the the uh the the frontal cerebral cortex, whatever, is underdeveloped.
Josh HollerGUEST
18:17
They say this is why so many Medal of Honor winners are young men, because they don't have that fear of death that older men do.
Josh HollerGUEST
19:00
Her degree of dependency is also elevated and she's much older.
Josh HollerGUEST
19:04
Right.
Josh HollerGUEST
19:05
So we need to be able to affirm and subject them to the SLED test.
Josh HollerGUEST
19:09
And it's a simple thing that we can equip the people, the person, the pew with.
Myles Reid-LobatoHOST
8:13
Citizen Kane fucking holds up.
Myles Reid-LobatoHOST
8:16
And I think sometimes the problem... is that because it's such an old and such an iconic film, Citizen Kane just sometimes gets boiled down to, oh, Rosebuds the Sled.
Myles Reid-LobatoHOST
8:30
Kind of like Soylent Green on Planet of the Apes, where, like, the big kind of final thing is like almost a punchline.
Myles Reid-LobatoHOST
8:38
Like, forget the fact that the rest of Planet of the Apes is a fantastic film in its own right.

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