2022-05-04
12 分钟Here’s a special preview of Not Lost, a new podcast about finding yourself in places you’ve never been from our friends at Pushkin Industries. Host Brendan Francis Newnam takes us around the world, learning about new places by getting invited to a stranger’s house for dinner. From Montréal to Mexico City, Brendan and his guests drink, dance, and eat, learning as much about themselves as the places they visit. In this preview, Brendan and his guest Danielle Henderson navigate the icy streets of Montréal, seeking out the je ne sais quoi of the Québécois. You can hear more from Not Lost at https://podcasts.pushkin.fm/notlost?sid=missing See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Hey hey, it's Dan Tabersky.
I am popping back into your feeds for a second to tell you about a new podcast that I think you're gonna like.
It's called not lost.
On each episode of not lost, host Brendan Francis Newnham takes you around the world learning about new places by getting invited into a stranger's house for dinner.
From Montreal to Mexico City, he is joined by guests to drink, dance, eat, maybe drink a little more and learn as much about themselves as the places that they visit.
Nut Lost is a great travel escape and its also just an insightful look at people, the locals and the visitors alike trying to make sense of a constantly changing world.
All right, heres your preview.
In this clip, Brendan and his friend the writer Danielle Henderson arrive in Montreal in the dead of winter to make the first episode of the show.
What are you doing?
Im shaving my chin hairs.
What is that thing?
It looks like a little magic marker for princesses.
It's like supposed to be used for bikini shaving.
There were shape.
I didn't know that women had those.
We have a lot of secrets, man.
We got a lot of tools in the tool belt.
That's a tool for below the tool belt.
Not in my case because when I go out of my house I can actually see my chin hairs in a better mirror than the one I have in my house.
And I'll hit up a hotel and I'll turn on the magnifying mirror and be like, oh, there's the forest of hares and I shave them off.