Living Heritage Podcast

Living Heritage Podcast Ep201 Shetland History and Folklore with Dr Andrew Jennings http://www.ichblog.ca//living-heritage-podcast-ep201-shetl

Ep199 Growing up as a Lebanese Newfoundlander Folklorist Wyatt H. Shibley interviews retired local politician Lorraine Michael about what it was like growing up with Lebanese roots in downtown St. John’s. Lorraine talks about family memories, the origins of the Lebanese community, and the importance of sharing traditional food. https://anchor.fm//Ep199-Growing-up-as-a-Lebanese-Newfound

Please share! JOB POSTING: Heritage NL Seeks Training Coordinator for Traditional Skills (Half-time) https://drive.google.com//1emRLg76PngI8-COSUUWsgssR4/view

In 2020, Heritage NL designated a concrete footbridge in Bowring Park designed in part by architect Blanche Lemco Van Ginkel. It has been an object of fascination for Newfoundland architecture student Sarah Reid. Listen in, on the most recent Living Heritage Podcast! http://www.ichblog.ca//living-heritage-podcast-ep197-bowri

Living Heritage Podcast Ep196 - Roger Tinney, furniture maker http://www.ichblog.ca//living-heritage-podcast-ep196-roger

We've got a new podcast episode out! Join Dale Jarvis and Allison Bennett for a chat about VD in WWI - not your usual Friday afternoon water cooler chat! http://www.ichblog.ca//living-heritage-podcast-188-venerea

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In case you missed it, we're rebroadcasting last week's special episode of Living Heritage! They're handing over the show to Admiralty House Museum, in cooperat...ion with Memorial University Folk6740 Public Folklore students! This episode centres on (purported) German spies in Newfoundland during World War I. The hosts discuss various stories about people of German ancestry, or people who were perceived to have German ties, who fell under suspicion and the consequences of this. The hosts also discuss rumour theory, the social and political climates that breed rumours, and the dangers of believing and spreading them blindly in World War I and at all times. Don't miss it -- 6pm at 93.5 FM or online at chmr.ca!

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Here at Heritage NL we've been working on a list of tradition bearers on the Baccalieu Trail who want to share their knowledge and skills. Here is a glimpse at ...our list so far. Who is missing? Who needs to be included? https://docs.google.com//1xzhGieCiCRcgMVZlJuFu0Lzyzn/edit boat by Edwin Bishop

This week on the Living Heritage Podcast, we talk with Rev. Anthony Nwoko from St. Patrick's Parish in Carbonear about youth initiatives. http://www.ichblog.ca//living-heritage-podcast-ep180-youth

Today on the Living Heritage Podcast, PhD candidate and folklorist Karin Murray-Berquist shares stories of ghost ship sightings along the Baccalieu Trail: http://www.ichblog.ca//living-heritage-ep-179-phantom-ship

Today on the Living Heritage Podcast, take a trip to Green's Harbour and learn all about the Loyal Orange Lodge: http://www.ichblog.ca//ep178-living-heritage-podcast-green

This week on the "Hidden Gems of the Baccalieu Trail" series of the podcast, we're hitting the trails with Barb Parsons-Sooley! http://www.ichblog.ca//ep177-living-heritage-podcast-hikin