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* CanadaEh: The show is dedicated to promoting Canadian singer/songwriters. Also [=McLean=]'s accent becomes prominent with certain words (i.e., pronouncing "been" as "bean").
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* DadsCantCook: "Dave Cooks the Turkey". Or rather, doesn't cook the turkey, but very creatively.
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* NoFullNameGiven: We never learn Dave and his family's last name.
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* NoFullNameGiven: We never learn Dave and his family's last name. One guest character even addresses Morley as "Mrs. Dave", to the audience's amusement.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, this example was removed. Please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* AccentUponTheWrongSyllable: Stuart pronounces "schedule" with a soft "ch" and emphasizes the "p" in "raspberry". So many listeners wrote in about how they found his pronunciation strange that he dedicated an entire segment to speak with the editor in charge of the Canadian edition of the Oxford English Dictionary and they discussed the historical origins of Canadian English and how Stuart represents a small group of Canadians whose pronunciations reflect their country's British roots.
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* ItIsPronouncedTroPay: Stuart pronounces "schedule" with a soft "ch" and emphasizes the "p" in "raspberry". So many listeners wrote in about how they found his pronunciation strange that he dedicated an entire segment to speak with the editor in charge of the Canadian edition of the Oxford English Dictionary and they discussed the historical origins of Canadian English and how Stuart represents a small group of Canadians whose pronunciations reflect their country's British roots.
* ItIsPronouncedTroPay: Stuart pronounces "schedule" with a soft "ch" and emphasizes the "p" in "raspberry". So many listeners wrote in about how they found his pronunciation strange that he dedicated an entire segment to speak with the editor in charge of the Canadian edition of the Oxford English Dictionary and they discussed the historical origins of Canadian English and how Stuart represents a small group of Canadians whose pronunciations reflect their country's British roots.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please example was removed. Please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
* ItIsPronouncedTroPay: Stuart pronounces "schedule" with a soft "ch" and emphasizes the "p" in "raspberry". So many listeners wrote in about how they found his pronunciation strange that he dedicated an entire segment to speak with the editor in charge of the Canadian edition of the Oxford English Dictionary and they discussed the historical origins of Canadian English and how Stuart represents a small group of Canadians whose pronunciations reflect their country's British roots.definition.
* ItIsPronouncedTroPay: Stuart pronounces "schedule" with a soft "ch" and emphasizes the "p" in "raspberry". So many listeners wrote in about how they found his pronunciation strange that he dedicated an entire segment to speak with the editor in charge of the Canadian edition of the Oxford English Dictionary and they discussed the historical origins of Canadian English and how Stuart represents a small group of Canadians whose pronunciations reflect their country's British roots.
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Only One Name is if they don't have more than one name. If they have more names that are unrevealed, it's No Full Name Given.
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* OnlyOneName: NoFullNameGiven: We never learn Dave and his family's last name.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: The show is generally very clean, but Stuart will throw in the occasional French curse if a character is from Quebec.
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''The Vinyl Cafe'' was a weekly variety show on [[Creator/{{CBC}} CBC Radio One]], hosted by Stuart [=McLean=] until his death in 2017. Every episode, Stuart plays songs from up-and-coming Canadian bands, while interspersing the music with his funny and nostalgic monologues on the often-overlooked and beautiful things in life. In addition, there are regular features like "The Vinyl Cafe Story Exchange" where listeners are invited to send in true personal stories to potentially be read on air, and the annual "Arthur Awards" to commend exceptional small good deeds performed by ordinary people.
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''The Vinyl Cafe'' was a weekly variety show on [[Creator/{{CBC}} CBC Radio One]], hosted by Stuart [=McLean=] until his death in 2017. In 2020, the CBC began re-releasing episodes in podcast form due to popular demand.
Every episode, Stuart plays songs from up-and-coming Canadian bands, while interspersing the music with his funny and nostalgic monologues on the often-overlooked and beautiful things in life. In addition, there are regular features like "The Vinyl Cafe Story Exchange" where listeners are invited to send in true personal stories to potentially be read on air, and the annual "Arthur Awards" to commend exceptional small good deeds performed by ordinary people.
Every episode, Stuart plays songs from up-and-coming Canadian bands, while interspersing the music with his funny and nostalgic monologues on the often-overlooked and beautiful things in life. In addition, there are regular features like "The Vinyl Cafe Story Exchange" where listeners are invited to send in true personal stories to potentially be read on air, and the annual "Arthur Awards" to commend exceptional small good deeds performed by ordinary people.
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* AffluentAscetic: Dave owns a memorabilia collection that would make him very wealthy if he ever decided to sell it off. Instead, he chooses to live off the modest income that comes in from the music store and only occasionally sells pieces of his collection when he absolutely has to.
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* AnimatedAdaptation: One is listed on Creator/RoughDraftStudios' website, but whether or not it actually exists beyond the listing is unknown.
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* AnimatedAdaptation: One A credit for one is listed on Creator/RoughDraftStudios' website, but whether or not it actually exists beyond the listing is unknown.
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* AnimatedAdaptation: One is listed on Creator/RoughDraftStudios' website, but whether or not it actually exists beyond the listing is unknown.
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* HowDoIUsedTense: Happens in a Stuart [=McLean=] book of ''Vinyl Cafe'' stories.
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moving it to YMMV
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* NeverLiveItDown: If a turkey is involved in a story, someone will invariably look at Dave and bring up one of his various misadventures with poultry over the years.
