Sneaky Dragon Ian Boothby and David Dedrick

Maple Leaf Forever















Hello, horse fans and mystery fans and horse mystery fans!







An innocent meeting at a local Toronto ice rink led to one of Canada’s biggest child abuse scandals.







Fortunately, the perpetrators were arrested, but others were caught in the blowback including one of Canada’s most notable equestrians, a former Pony Clubber who made it all the way to the Olympics.







The whole sad story is told this week in an episode we’re calling Maple Leaf Forever.







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Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to the 650th episode of Sneaky Dragon! Wow! We couldn’t have done it without you!







As you know, when we reach something-fifty, it’s a Listeners Questions episode so, through your guidance, Ian and Dave on this week’s show talked: high what-age; tastemaker; a taste of bunny; colour commentary; wingin’ it; back to the ego; take the gimmicky out of; surreal talk; hawt licks; alternate mysteries; 2D or not 2D; brain capers; Cruise to the finish; empty style; swimming with sharks; museum quality; Peyo back with interest; bright, shiny tones; proctor, proctor; multiple chance; pi daze; put it to the test; grade out; ships at sea; problematic dwarfs; what a knob; strip search; delicious dishes; curated tastes; love to say dada; retirement plans; down for the cult; Searle of wizzdom; art for kids; narrow interests; murder by deadlines; paintwork; parental pearls; kind of blue; sketches of Delta; family style; forced march; marvelous; back for more; efficiency expert; diminishing returns; raw banana; slutty eggs; Monk man; magic moments; musical heroes; elevated stories; dream job; people like you; to a degree; act your age; you really got a hold on me; staring contest; and, finally, this episode’s winner!







Question of the Week: What is a question that you often get asked?







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Rich Lewin was kind enough to send along some photos of his 2-string cigar box guitar that he made with a Sneaky Dragon theme. We love it! (These pictures contain strong hints that Rich may have been listening to Steely Dan’s Katy Lied while taking these snaps.)

It’s time for the hosts to talk about the prequel to that beloved classic, Aliens Vs. Predator 2, the original 1979 film Alien, directed by Ridley Scott.















Let’s join Jason Dedrick, Eric Fell and Vicky Van for a gut-busting chest-bursting good time!







Learning nothing from the film they recklessly open strange eggs from the planet Germany, and drink a substance resembling android blood called a Piña Colada.







Want to make a Piña Colada? Here’s how…



















Learn which of the hosts got scared by a toaster and watched this film from the kitchen.







They also come up with the tribute drink The Jonesy AKA In Space No One Can Hear Egg Cream. Want to make it?









* Take half a can of frozen concentrated orange juice







* Add 1/4 cup sugar







* Add 1 1/2 cups milk







* Add 1 tsp vanilla extract







* Blend and slowly add 12 ice cubes







* While blending add one raw egg









These are safe in Canada, but please check before adding one if your country isn’t Canada. And if it’s not, pleasecome to Canada one day and enjoy this drink. (Here’s more info on eggs in Canada.)















The producer’s wife thought this drink was refreshing and was better than a the Orange Julius at a local mall.







If you make a Piña Colada or The Jonesy AKA In Space No One Can Hear Egg Cream or make up one of your own, please send a picture to sneakyd@sneakydragon.com by following this link! Even if you don’t, we’d still love to hear from you. Also let us know what you think of the show and if you have any suggestions for future films.







Produced by Ian BoothbyEdited by Vicky VanTheme song by Chris Roberts

Hola, Sneakers! Welcome to Sneaky Dragon – the podcast of danger!







This week: no convictions; chicken lit; Peanuts dimension; pop-psych; classical gasp; bore again; botherin’ the TARDIS; jolly good Chapman; baby, you’re a rich man; Brit coms; China white; American Python; our British cousins; warmed over Porridge; looped holes; Shearer entertainment; sweeping statements; parental guidance; East West; life’s a beach; Dave is nonplussed by The Fortune; Beatty eyed; Nichols’ bag; boredom come; Simon vs. Garfunkel; performing Art; Tarantino on cinema; the king of cool; on The Road; head drama; doctor do little; jump in the fire; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; mind decaf; damned dirty apes; blood sugar free; un-pastor-ized; if there’s a hell below; cyberfucked; and, finally, Musk-o-tron.







No Question of the Week this week as we eagerly await your Questions for Episode 650! Help us make a great 650th episode and send in your questions. Every question is an entry in our big prize draw!







Thanks for listening.







Here’s a fun Anna May Wong film for your enjoyment:

No Foot, No Horse!















Hello, horse fans and mystery fans and horse mystery fans!







Did you know that every fourth episode of Horse Mysteries is our medical mystery?







Me neither!







But you learn something new everyday, and on this episode we learn about breeding, genetics, disturbing hoof defects, and the wonderful Connemara pony. Enjoy!







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Thanks for listening.







Music by Chris Roberts

This week: experimental as anything; an evening at the promos; word plays; add dress; grand Larsen; a series of unfortunate series; diggin’ Dugan; Dave sees Boy Kills World; getting Freaky; pee breaks; outbreak of crabs; great apes; comedy kids; tricky dictator; doctor vs. doctor; you’re only as old as you feel; telling afib; a pen for your thoughts; bad situations; mighty white; too good for comedy; happy to offend; not college material; clean energy; the transcendental tourist; yoga chair; gym dandy; the rubberband effect; weighting around; food-ographs; you don’t have to be weird to swim here…; Ian watched The Dead Boys Detective Agency; the reality of The Exorcist; Columbo day; rabbinical justice; Question of the Week – Sneakers respond; let’s celebrate Greenpot!; See jungle! See Jungle!; cartoon intervention; and, finally, star bores.







Question of the Week: What’s a tiny change you’ve made in your life that helped you?Sub-question of the Week: What’s a big change you made in your life? Did it have positive or negative consequences?







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