The Dubcast With Dubside
DUBCAST #60: "Tales of a Nomad Afloat"
IN THIS EPISODE:
Dubside recalls an article he wrote on navigating the waterways around Philadelphia for the March/April 2001 issue of the Anorak Newsletter, demonstrating the surprising advantages and hazards of using a folding kayak. As he unfolds his experiences, he is reminded of the harrowing tale of Sir John Franklin’s doomed arctic expedition in search of the Northwest Passage. Dubside concludes with a rendition of Inuit Chill’s hauntingly beautiful track, “Ummatiga” (My Heart). Tune in for a journey through history, adventure, and music!
LINKS:
“Oldest Inuit Footage Ever ” Written and edited by Al Paton
Al Paton: INUIT CHILL – NATIVE AMERICAN CHILLOUT (2023)
IN THIS EPISODE:
Dubside recalls an article he wrote on navigating the waterways around Philadelphia for the March/April 2001 issue of the Anorak Newsletter, demonstrating the surprising advantages and hazards of using a folding kayak. As he unfolds his experiences, he is reminded of the harrowing tale of Sir John Franklin’s doomed arctic expedition in search of the Northwest Passage. Dubside concludes with a rendition of Inuit Chill’s hauntingly beautiful track, “Ummatiga” (My Heart). Tune in for a journey through history, adventure, and music!
LINKS:
“Oldest Inuit Footage Ever ” Written and edited by Al Paton
Al Paton: INUIT CHILL – NATIVE AMERICAN CHILLOUT (2023)