Dennis & Jennifer Stroughmatt This duo are from a community in Missouri Quebecois French is still spoken. Here they are performing The Boyer Stomp.
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All posts by “Eugene Knapik”
Shake it Don’t Break it
The King.
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I’d like to take a moment to thank those of you who listen to The Agency Podcast. It isn’t a big, corporate-sponsored, fancy-ass podcast. We’re low tech. We aren’t darlings of the CBC. Nothing has “gone viral” or any of that jazz. It’s made possible… Read More
Foodigenous
Please check out the latest episode of The Agency Podcast. You can listen right here or find it at all the good places. A chance meeting between Agent Candy Minx and food blogger Adam Horvath over grilled oysters in New Orleans led to today’s foodie-friendly… Read More
30 Century Man
This episode, we welcome Sarah Elliott back to The Agency to discuss the 2006 documentary Scott Walker: 30 Century Man. Listen to it right here or find the episode at all the best podcast places. Scott Walker’s early musical success was with the pop band… Read More
Shane MacGowan RIP
Extraction
I’m typing this with a chunk of gauze stuffed in my mouth as a result of have just had a tooth extracted. This tooth has had quite a history. It had a big filling for a while, but later needed a crown. That crown was… Read More
Killer bees to Super Pigs
Does each generation have its own bugaboos? Back when I was a teen, there were so many stories about killer bees. They were coming from Brazil to get us. A hapless scientist imported some African bees to Brazil because they were known to be good… Read More
Update on the mitten-eating dog
This morning I saw the mitten-eating dog with its human at the dog park. The good news is the dog is fine – now. He was running around this morning, having a great time, looking for more mitts to steal. The fellow told me the… Read More
He ate my mitten
This morning I was out at Jack Darling Park with Bonnie. She was having a great time goofing around with her buddies, when suddenly a dark grey doodle appeared beside me. It was a cold morning and I was wearing an old pair of wool… Read More
27th Street 