94 - Aidan Raley (Modern Hobo)

Tangentially Speaking with Christopher Ryan

Chris Ryan

Society & Culture, Arts

4.8 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 13 October 2014

⏱️ 103 minutes

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Summary

When Aidan's car broke down four years ago, that was the last straw. He quit his job, threw his stuff into a bag, and hit the road, where he's been ever since. A young man who is clearly on an authentic quest of some sort, he's smart, articulate, and very thoughtful. This episode features his original music (and a cameo by Werner Herzog, just because). Download Aidan's music here.

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0:00.0	Tao leaving
0:05.3	I want to go to Iceland, I want to go, oh it costs money, I want to go to Iceland,
0:30.3	I want to go...
0:32.4	Oh, it costs money, I want to go to Iceland, I want to go to, oh it costs money,
0:42.2	I want to go to Iceland
1:03.3	I want to go before we cost money
1:07.7	I want to go to Iceland
1:11.1	I want to go before we cost money
1:15.5	I want to go I want to go
1:37.2	I want to go to Iceland
1:41.7	volcanoes
1:48.1	Iceland is the one that is green
1:52.4	Greenland is not green
1:56.4	I think there was strange historical thing
2:01.0	I don't remember all the details
2:02.5	but it has something to do with
2:04.9	trying to convince Danish settlers
2:08.3	that they should come
2:10.3	so they lied they called it greenland
2:13.6	and it wasn't really green
2:16.1	and then they called Iceland
2:18.3	which has lots of volcanic activity
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