Cabin In The Mountain

The London Lad and The Country Boy

Society EN ↓ 3 episodes

Two friends. One from big city London, UK and one from a small town in middle America. Across two countries, 4300 miles, and a big pond, these two manage to find some common ground.

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Cabin In The Mountain

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Society

Podcast website

CabinITM.podbean.com

Latest episode

Apr 15, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 3: What Happened to Your Lamb, Greg 15.04.2026

In this episode the gentlemen talk about going to Uni, Greg and his Lambs, and we get another story about Herbert.  Follow us on Facebook .     Canary Wharf...not Wolf: www.canarywharf.com Planning a trip to London? Try the Tube: Tube - Transport for London Captain Birdseye for all your fish fingers...er, sticks?: Birds Eye History | Birds Eye    

Episode 2: Why Are We Here 30.03.2026

In this episode the boys talk about Spotted , why they are doing this, and Greg introduces us to Herbert.    Things to know: London Calling Food Truck: London Calling Gourmet Pasty Company | Nixa, MO Soylent Green came out in 1973, Charlton Heston died in 2008. According to DataPanda.org, Springfield, MO is the 42nd Whitest City in the Country. According to HomeSnacks.com, it's #2. 

Episode 1: London Lad meet Country Boy 11.03.2026

Introducing Vince from London and Greg from the farm. In this episode we ask AI to make an intro, talk about which famous person would replace them when the podcast gets popular, and talk to the producer about returning his company car. 

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