Guillaume de Machaut is great but I love the classic Troubadour songs too. If writing a later period I might throw in some Burgundian court music too.

More at Wikipedia (it’s actually a different *galaxy*, not dimension): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Read_Al...

And you can watch the whole thing on the Internet Archive, if there are weird children in your life or else normal children who might like to grow into weird adults: archive.org/details/read...

I remember seeing this on PBS. I didn't know it was Canadian but that makes perfect sense.

Relevant article/podcast for anyone looking for a deeper dive in quote.

Fascinating how the observer didn't think any of this was notable.

like yes it is partly the transphobia (and antisemitism, not that the observer cares) he's ostrocised for but it's also the calls for mass death and destruction??

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deep_Gr...

I too am slightly old but fun. :3

That's a car that says "let's go for a ride and make sure we have room for lots of friends and lots of stuff just in case!" It's the kind of car I would love to roadtrip across Europe in now that I'm here. If I can land a trucking job I'm going to try and save up for something slightly old but fun.

Honestly I'm just happy that an interesting piece of French motor history, a future classic, is still attainable here. A lot of these cars don't meet US import standards, or barely squeak by the 25 year rule. It's much easier to get started collecting French cars where they're plentiful!