The Sinister Samaritan takes you on a road trip from Regina to Prince Edward Island and beyond in the early 70's as young Georgie weaves his way between bliss and peril on the road. Rich descriptives and encounters abound, as the young traveller dodges dangers and embraces sublime growth experiences at the young age of 17.

This is Part 1 of The Sinister Samaritan with Part 2 soon to follow - stay tuned!

Written with fondness for the era, friends, and situations he found himself in - George uses self-deprecatory humour to drive this fun journey through the pubs, bedrooms, and basement jams of his mid 20's. While showing us some insights into the less heralded work as a Communications Officer at the Urea Formaldehyde Foam Insulation Centre, in our nations capital during the New Wave era.

The story, titled "I Could Tell You Wasn't a Roughneck," takes listeners on a journey with two young men chasing the allure of big money in the oil sands. Through humorous and harrowing experiences, the episode highlights the challenges and camaraderie of life on the rigs, culminating in a decision that alters the host's path.

Listeners are invited to explore these vivid tales, which are also available in the host's book, "All Roads at Any Time." As the episode concludes, the host reflects on the current state of the world, offering words of encouragement and hope.

From the bustling art gallery to the quaint Bruno's Corner Cup Café, George's narrative weaves through time and space, capturing the essence of community life and the ever-present potential for unexpected events. Tune in to hear how these experiences have shaped his outlook and to get a sneak peek into his upcoming book of short stories.

Join George for a compelling episode filled with reflection, humor, and a touch of suspense, reminding us all to approach life's corners with caution and curiosity.