Canadian Extra Nice: Lindsay Anderson Says "Yes" (to everything)

06/14/22 • 19 min

The first part in a series of conversations with Lindsay Anderson--the woman who likes to say 'Yes".
In this episode, Lindsay tells the unlikely story about how she started her soup business--which sounds like it would be boring--but because it is Lindsay--it isn't!
Chips Flavors purchased in Toronto, Canada:
Savoursmith's Bubbly and Green Chile
Savoursmith's Black Truffle and Rosemary
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Berea Promise

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Chatting over chips about the unparalleled Berea College with my recently graduated nephew, Avery Fair, his brother Silas Fair (a sophomore at Berea) and three of their friends:
LaMonika Dent, Robert Emmill, and Yer Mama. I mean Luke.
Berea College makes promises:
Berea is the only one of America’s top colleges that makes a no-tuition promise to every enrolled student.
Based on the concept of educational equality--no student pays for tuition. But how does this promise stack up in practice? We unpack that.
Commencement speaker Geoffrey Canada
Bags: Utz Onion and Garlic, Uncle Ray's Hatch Chile and Queso, Hen of the Woods brand Touch of Smoke, and Buttermilk Chive
At the end of the discussion there is mention of a 2020 Berea graduate named "Aziz". This article about Aziz is a fascinating read:
https://magazine.berea.edu/tag/aziz-toktobaev/

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Obituary Obsession in Canada: Part II of Lindsay-palooza

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Last episode I spoke with the "Yes Lady" Lindsay Anderson in Taber, Alberta about the strange path that led to her starting a soup business.
Today, we get crackin' on writing our own obituaries, or at least talking about some of the obituaries in Lindsay's collection!
Kettle Brand Apple Cider Vinegar Chips from Niagara Falls, Canada remind us that 'sour' is just another way of saying "tangy"!
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