Syndicado

Not your traditional business comes to Toronto, Canada.

Made of concrete and glass bottles, Rubén Adolfo Ingenieri's home is a sustainable beauty.

Fiona and Alister make good money…almost $100 thousand dollars a year. But a hundred grand is also the amount of debt they're carrying thanks to the money pit - the home they've been renovating for the past 6 years, and emotional overspending on instant gratification. In one month alone, Fiona spent $800 on lingerie over the internet and Alister is still paying for a dirt bike he no longer even owns. Now, they've found out they're pregnant…

At Rayners Orchard, Tracy & Richard get their wild on with a Woori Yallock power smoothie, roast a perfect pork rib eye with quince and parsnip delights, and finish with a gorgeous (killer) baked cheesecake studded with pinenuts, sultanas and candied peel. Sticky icky, goodness me!

John and Christine are nostalgic about spending summers by the lake at their respective family vacation homes.

Tracy & Richard escape the rain, to find strawberry kisses are almost as nice as a strawberry & chia seed jam breakfast, pick capsicum from the vine for a BBQ beef with fodmap salad and share a pork sausage & red pepper penne from the end of the rainbow.

Every religion has its romantic taboos. What happens when they are violated?

For this episode we meet an American hippy in Northern Ontario that has been camping on a rock, no water, no power, no neighbours, for more than 40 years.

For this episode we found three retreats that each have a century of history.

From an expansive hobby farm nestled amongst rolling hills to a rustic cabin on a private island, this episode explores two worlds inspired by a sense of adventure.