Gone Astray - Russell Johnson

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  • Russell Johnson goes astray with his essays about culture, travel, and the absurdities of life
    Russell Johnson
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Episodes
  • Reading the Obits

    Reading the Obits
    Oct 9 2024

    How would Vanity Fair, The National Enquirer, or National Geographic write an obituary?

    The post Reading the Obits first appeared on Connected Traveler.
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    5 mins
  • Food Trends: Minnesota-California Fusion

    Food Trends: Minnesota-California Fusion
    Aug 24 2024

    In honor of Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, I am thinking about launching a new cuisine: Minnesota-California Fusion.

    The post Food Trends: Minnesota-California Fusion first appeared on Connected Traveler.
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    5 mins
  • Fairy Tales Can Come True: Uh Oh!

    Fairy Tales Can Come True: Uh Oh!
    Jul 3 2024

    Not exactly a fairy tale, but pretty Grimm. Chicken Little shouted the warning, as did Turkey Lurkey, Gander Lander, Henny Penny, Duckey Daddles, Chicken Licken (Not a fast food chain), Kylling Kluk, Cocotte Chocotte, Hennig Pfennig, Pollita Chiquita, Sabrina Gallina, or even a 4th century Asian rabbit: The sky is falling, be it evidenced by a falling fruit, an acorn, a log, or a low cloud. The end is near. And Foxy Loxy is hiding in ambush. Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | TuneIn | iHeart Radio | Spotify | Deezer| Pandora The fear response is planted deeply in our […]

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    5 mins

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