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  • NFL Week 5 Surprises, the New York Giants & the Bronx Chopped Cheese Sandwich
    Oct 14 2026

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    BONUS RECIPE: Download Chef Jonathan Frazier's Recipe for the Bronx Chopped Cheese: https://bit.ly/S2EP05FootballRecipe

    This week, Jonathan and Erin look back at a bizarre Week 5 in the NFL, break down the latest fantasy football results and turn their attention to the New York Giants. They also explore the food culture of New York, from neighbourhood bodegas to the iconic Bronx chopped cheese sandwich.

    Founded in 1925, the Giants are one of the NFL's historic franchises, and they sit near the top of the NFC East at 3-1-1 following a tie with the Washington Commanders. Then Chef Jonathan heads into New York's food scene, from bodega bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches and Jamaican beef patties to the Bronx chopped cheese - seasoned ground beef, onions and melted American cheese, cooked on a hot skillet, chopped together and served on a toasted roll.

    In This Episode

    The biggest surprises and upsets of NFL Week 5

    The 49ers and Vikings' undefeated starts

    Drake Maye's five-touchdown breakout performance

    The Seahawks' close loss to the San Francisco 49ers

    Erin's fantasy football matchup and Jared Goff's second-half production

    The history and current season of the New York Giants

    The Giants' unusual tie against the Washington Commanders

    New York's neighbourhood food culture

    Bodega bacon, egg and cheese sandwiches, Jamaican patties and knishes

    Halal chicken and rice and Italian sausage with peppers

    The Bronx chopped cheese sandwich and tips for making it at home

    Looking ahead to the Atlanta Falcons

    Special Thanks to Our Sponsor: Thrifty Foods Parksville for supporting ThePulseCommunity.ca.

    The F3 Podcast is a weekly Vancouver Island podcast hosted by Erin Haluschak and Chef Jonathan Frazier featuring conversations about NFL Teams and tailgate recipes from Vancouver Island, British Columbia. The Football & Food Podcast is part of The PULSE Podcast Community.

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    23 min
  • Touring Vancouver Island: Michelle Wright’s Great Canadian Roadtrip & Ron James Rocks the Apple Cart
    Oct 14 2026
    "Send us a text about this episode!"Why You Should Listen to This Episode:Canadian Country Music Hall of Famer Michelle Wright takes us from a farm in Merlin, Ontario to the Grand Ole Opry stage, where she sang Snowbird with Anne Murray sitting right down front, and explains why The Great Canadian Roadtrip with Jason McCoy and Doc Walker feels like hanging around the kitchen table. Comedian and author Ron James swaps Cape Breton roots with Peter, remembers sharing the makeup room with the SCTV cast at Second City, and makes the case that a comedian's job is to rock the apple cart.This Episode Features:(26:40) Michelle Wright is a Canadian Country Music Hall of Famer from Merlin, Ontario, whose 1992 hit Take It Like a Man carried her from southern Ontario clubs to Nashville. She grew up around parents who played country music, soaked up Motown from Detroit radio, sold vacuum cleaners door-to-door at 16 and played clubs six nights a week before opening for George Strait, Alabama and Kenny Rogers. A longtime World Vision ambassador who recently travelled to Zimbabwe with Jason McCoy, she is back on the road with McCoy and Doc Walker for The Great Canadian Roadtrip, with Vancouver Island stops this October. Contains the song The Great Canadian Roadtrip Rides Again. www.michelle-wright.com(05:30) Ron James was born in Glace Bay, Cape Breton, grew up in Halifax and studied history at Acadia University before heading to Toronto and Second City in 1980. After three years chasing the sitcom dream in Los Angeles, he came home, launched his solo career with Up and Down in Shaky Town, created the series Blackfly and went on to nine record-breaking CBC specials and The Ron James Show. The author of the national bestseller All Over the Map: Rambles and Ruminations from the Canadian Road is bringing new material to Courtenay, Campbell River, Nanaimo, Duncan and Victoria. www.ronjames.comEpisode Quotes:"Going to Africa changed my life. I came back from that trip and I thought I needed a new couch. I kept that couch for another 20 years." - Michelle Wright, Canadian Country Music Hall of Famer, The Great Canadian Roadtrip"The whole point of laughter or stand-up comedy, for me anyway, is to try my best to process the daily trauma and chaos in the language of laughs." - Ron James, Comedian and Author, All Over the MapThe PULSE Community Podcast is a weekly Vancouver Island podcast hosted by Peter McCully and Dave Graham, featuring conversations with musicians, authors, actors, athletes, business leaders and community builders from Vancouver Island, British Columbia and beyond. The PULSE Community Podcast is part of The PULSE Podcast Community.We've had the pleasure of sitting down with musicians from across Vancouver Island and beyond - explore more stories and interviews on our Vancouver Island Musicians page.You'll find all episodes of The PULSE Podcast on Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeart Radio, TikTok, YouTube and ThePulseCommunity.ca.Episode Sponsors: Ian Lindsay & Associates, Fireside Books & Thrifty Foods ParksvilleCheck out Skookum Kid's Stories on Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, iHeart Radio and YouTube.Sign up for our weekly newsletter and stay up to date on the latest podcasts, guests and contests.Check out the Vancouver Island Podcast Directory: Vancouver Island Podcast Directory is a free public resource curated by The PULSE Community, helping listeners discover podcasts produced on Vancouver Island and the surrounding coastal islands.#MichelleWright #RonJames #TheGreatCanadianRoadtrip #CanadianCountryMusic #CanadianComedy #VancouverIsland #ParksvilleQualicum #VancouverIslandPodcasts #ThePulseCommunityPodcastSupport the show
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    54 min
  • The Dark Crystal - A Hollywood Property Master Breaks Down Jim Henson’s Puppet Magic
    Oct 14 2026
    "Send us a text about this episode!"Host Olen Vanderleeden of the Comox Valley and Gen X co-host Matthew Stockton welcomed Millennial panelists comedian Will Cory and self-described “huge puppet fan” Anthony to weigh in on Jim Henson’s 1982 all-puppet fantasy epic, The Dark Crystal - the first live-action film ever made without a single human character. Joining the panel was special guest Brad Elliott, a veteran property master whose resume runs from The Muppets and Team America: World Police to Batman v Superman, Obi-Wan Kenobi and the Avatar sequels.The reactions split fast. Will admitted the plot lost him completely - he compared it to “a bad mushroom trip” - while Anthony and Matthew found real depth in the film’s themes of division, integration and a world that has to heal itself. Brad, watching with a professional’s eye, couldn’t get past the astonishing in-camera craft: layered puppets running from background to foreground within a single shot, three puppeteers choreographed like dancers behind one character, and a full-scale practical model of Aughra’s orrery built - and destroyed - for real. The trivia round did not disappoint. Nine tons of rubber went into the film’s puppets and costumes. The Dark Crystal was banned in several countries over content deemed sacrilegious, and David Bowie was reportedly a huge fan. At the box office, it finished 16th for 1982, edged out by Porky’s and First Blood, but it beat Conan the Barbarian, Tron and Blade Runner - on a $15 million budget, it pulled in roughly $44 million domestically and an estimated $250 million lifetime, and was the top release of 1983 in France and Japan. “The craft of that film is just art, every frame.” - Brad Elliott, property master (The Muppets, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Avatar)“It’s strange, beautiful, grotesque, and sincere, but that sincerity is why it lasts. It doesn’t look like anything else, sound like anything else, or think like anything else.” - Matthew StocktonToo Old or Movie Gold is a Vancouver Island movie podcast hosted by Olen Vanderleeden, where classic films meet modern audiences through conversations about timeless movies, memorable performances and the stories behind some of cinema’s greatest productions. Too Old or Movie Gold is part of The PULSE Podcast Community.You’ll find all episodes of The Too Old or Movie Gold Podcast on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, iHeart, TikTok, YouTube, and ThePulseCommunity.caSponsor for this episode is Fireside Books.Check out The PULSE Podcast on Apple, Spotify, Amazon, iHeart and YouTube podcasts, as well as ThePULSECommunity.cahttps://thepulsecommunity.ca/Sign up for our newsletter for the latest podcasts and contests!Check out the Vancouver Island Podcast Directory: The Vancouver Island Podcast Directory is a free public resource curated by The PULSE Community, helping listeners discover podcasts produced on Vancouver Island and the surrounding coastal islands.#TooOldOrPureGold #TheDarkCrystal #MoviePodcast #JimHenson #PuppetryArt #GenXvsMillennial #ThePulsePodcast #ThePulseCommunity #VancouverIsland #80sMoviesSupport the show
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