Hey everyone, it is us, the producers of Lost Notes. I'm Nick. I am Mike, and we are back this week

with another reissue. If you missed our first reissue, these are stories that we did not produce

ourselves, but we certainly wish we had. Yep, and we'll be sharing one of these every few weeks

while we work on the next season of Lost Notes. I'm hoping we'll have details on that for you guys

very, very soon. Well, I have been sitting on my hands with this episode. I am so excited

because it is about the greatest artist of all time.

Ah, that's the stuff.

Anyway, this story comes to you not from Minneapolis, as you might expect, but from Canada.

Yeah, that's right.

Clive Desmond is a producer from Toronto, and KCW fans might remember him from his

fantastic, fantastic piece that aired on The Organist last year.

It was about vintage radio spots.

Yes, and as a vintage radio nerd, I loved that piece. And I love this one as well, because I hear

the same print stories pretty much over and over again, but I have to give Clive credit,

because this is a story that I hadn't heard anywhere else before. I totally agree. I haven't

heard something like this at all. And it comes from his show Pod Planet,

which he produces with Peter McHugh.

So let's give it a listen.

The story is called The Dove.

In mid-February, the city declared a cold alert. During a cold alert, shelters are open for the less fortunate.

Shoppers raid grocery stores for candles, bottled water, and cans of tuna or baked beans.

But not me, no, sir. I didn't care about the cold alert. I had multiple layers of thermal

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