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🗓️ 17 October 2024
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Alana "The Knife" Johnston 🔪 (@theonlyalanajohnston, Self Esteem Party) joins the 'boys to talk Toronto adventures, landmarks, and chains before a review of Swiss Chalet. Plus, a Canadian edition of Drank or Stank.
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Sources for this week's intro:
https://www.blogto.com/eat_drink/2021/02/history-first-swiss-chalet-toronto/
https://canadianbusiness.com/people/the-story-behind-canadas-real-succession-family/
https://prezi.com/p/gfqjdudrxu_u/history-of-swiss-chalet/
https://www.swisschalet.com/en/our-story.html
https://www.recipeunlimited.com/en/about/timeline.html
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0:00.0 | This is a HeadGum Podcast. |
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0:10.0 | Com slash DoB's Media. 1883 in Canada. |
0:17.0 | John Campbell transfers power to Henry Petty Fitzmorese as Governor General. |
0:22.0 | The nation officially adopts standard time and Thomas |
0:26.4 | Patrick Fieland founds the Canadian Railway News Company an innovative pursuit to |
0:31.2 | sell food and newspapers at passenger train stations for the burgeoning national rail system. |
0:37.0 | A family business from its inception, the workforce was at first composed of Felix's brothers, cousins, and nephews, and has remained |
0:44.9 | in the bloodline up until the present, surviving a destabilizing fail-child succession crisis |
0:49.8 | in the 1990s, as recently reported by Canadian businesses Isabel B. Stone. |
0:55.8 | As national transport evolved, so too did the company, expanding to offer airline catering |
1:00.3 | in the 1930s and shortening its name from Canadian Railway to Kara in |
1:04.6 | 1961 to reflect its split focus. But its current identity is linked to its |
1:10.0 | 1977 acquisition |
1:13.0 | which would shift its corporate emphasis |
1:15.0 | from the transportation sector to brick and mortar food service. |
1:19.0 | The meat spin chain in question was founded in 1954 by Rick Moran, serving spitroasted |
1:25.4 | chicken in the style of his father's home country, its namesake neutral European hub state, |
1:31.4 | which also informed its distinct dining room decor featuring wood paneling |
1:35.1 | and exposed ceiling beams. Moran would later found Canadian burglary Harvies, |
1:40.4 | which Kara also purchased in the deal. |
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