Getting there

Getting there

Once you pack up the car and put the key in the ignition, your cottage experience is under way. We talk with Dr. Eric Miller from the University of Toronto Transportation Research Institute about how traffic works and the surprising ways drivers can cause problems on the road . Then we’ll listen to the sound of an animal you could mistake for a car coming down the road. And we ask: are you a bullet driver or a meanderer?

Special thanks to:Dr. Eric Miller, University of Toronto Transportation Research Institute

Articles referenced:“The Drive” by Diane Forrest (Cottage Life magazine, August 1997)

Related resources:Nature sounds provided by:Ruffed Grouse: William W. H. Gunn / Macaulay Library at the Cornell Lab (ML59276)

Connect with Cottage Life:

This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Det här avsnittet är hämtat från ett öppet RSS-flöde och publiceras inte av Podme. Det kan innehålla reklam.

Avsnitt(35)

Summer romance with novelist Carley Fortune

Summer romance with novelist Carley Fortune

In the final episode of season 4, we ponder two of our favourite summer fantasies: reading and romance. Looking for a book recommendation for your last few weeks at the lake? Michelle sits down with C...

17 Aug 202328min

“Building a Legacy” with Mike and Sherry Holmes

“Building a Legacy” with Mike and Sherry Holmes

Anyone who has ever done-it-themselves knows the name Holmes. Canadian building legend Mike Holmes, along with his daughter, Sherry, and son, Michael, star in “Holmes on Holmes: Building a Legacy,” a ...

10 Aug 202330min

Behind the scenes of the cottage-country comedy series, The Lake

Behind the scenes of the cottage-country comedy series, The Lake

“The Lake,” a television series set in cottage country, just completed its second season on Amazon Prime. Creator and writer, Julian Doucet, gives us a sneak peek into the series, shot on location in ...

3 Aug 202338min

Why you should grow native plants in your cottage garden

Why you should grow native plants in your cottage garden

Grab your trowel—it’s time to dig into the world of plants. Gardening expert Lorraine Johnson joins Michelle to share the benefits of native plants, which not only look great but have best adapted to ...

27 Juli 202346min

Chatting music and mental health with Serena Ryder

Chatting music and mental health with Serena Ryder

You may know indie rock star Serena Ryder for her chart-topping hits, but did you know she’s also a cottager and mental health advocate? Michelle sits down with the singer to talk about her latest alb...

20 Juli 202326min

Tick talk

Tick talk

Lyme disease is on the rise—but ticks shouldn’t stop us from enjoying the wilderness. Epidemiologist Dr. Katie Clow specializes in blacklegged ticks and Lyme disease and answers our FAQs, including ho...

13 Juli 202347min

Cottage country is expanding. Fast.

Cottage country is expanding. Fast.

Since the onset of the pandemic, cottage communities have seen unprecedented growth. Michelle chats with longtime contributor Philip Preville about his recent CL story “Talk of the Towns,” which explo...

6 Juli 202334min

Hope for the climate

Hope for the climate

The climate crisis doesn’t have to feel overwhelming, we promise. In the premiere episode of season 4, Michelle sits down with renowned climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe to share how we can reframe t...

29 Juni 202343min

Populärt inom Fritid

somna-med-henrik
svenska-fpl-podden
uggla-ugglas-podcast
man-i-grupp
roda-vita-rosen
billgren-wood
rss-livsreglerna
rss-max-tant-med-max-villman
jaktvloggen-podcast
rss-hemilyknarkarna-podcast
avsuttet-med-elsa-johanna
rss-horrujeje
tp-podden
rss-algjagare-emellan
sexet
rss-okrystat
rovdjursjagarna
jag-ar-kinky
rss-vara-klassiker
rss-odla