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Art Hives with Dr. Leah Lewis
05 May, 2017 | 0:30:00 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Dr. Leah Lewis is an assistant professor, counseling psychologist, creative arts therapist and project lead of the Open Art Studio or Art Hive. Art Hives are forms of community based practice, grounded in social justice and art therapy frameworks. Also known as open studios, art hives create publicly accessible spaces for people to gather, exchange, and make art. The art...
05 May, 2017 | 0:30:00 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Dr. Leah Lewis is an assistant professor, counseling psychologist, creative arts therapist and project lead of the Open Art Studio or Art Hive. Art Hives are forms of community based practice, grounded in social justice and art therapy frameworks. Also known as open studios, art hives create publicly accessible spaces for people to gather, exchange, and make art. The art...
First Person Interpretation with Chris Driedzic28 Apr, 2017 | 0:29:56 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Chris Driedzic is an interpreter with Parks Canada. You can find him dressed as the lighthouse keeper and immersed in the 19th century at Cape Spear Lighthouse National Historic Site. He also develops interpretive programs for Provincial Historic Sites of Newfoundland and Labrador and has created work for Heart’s Content Cable Station, Mockbeggar Plantation, Point Amour Lighthouse, Cupids Cove Plantation...
Memories of Wabana - Exploring Bell Island21 Apr, 2017 | 0:30:00 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Gail (Hussey) Weir is the author of The Miners of Wabana, published by Breakwater Books in 1989 and 2006. Her latest publication is a chapter on the history of Company Housing on Bell Island in the book Company Houses, Company Towns: Heritage and Conservation, published by Cape Breton University Press in 2016. A former archivist with Memorial University Library’s Archives...
Perfectly Perennial: Growing Tradition with Dan Rubin13 Apr, 2017 | 0:30:00 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Since arriving in Newfoundland fifteen years ago, Dan Rubin has been deeply involved in local history and heritage, as the founding chair of the Pouch Cove Heritage Society. He was lead author and editor of the book Pouch Cove: Our Home by the Sea which received the Manning award for community history in 2016. But Dan is also a groundbreaking...
Printmaking with Graham Blair30 Mar, 2017 | 0:38:46 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Graham Blair is a printmaker and graphic designer based out of St. John's, and holds a master's degree in Cultural Anthropology and Museum Studies from the University of British Columbia. After working in both non-profit and commercial galleries for a decade, Graham began pursuing printmaking full-time five years ago. He specializes in woodcut prints using techniques based on the earliest...
Sharing our cultures.17 Mar, 2017 | 0:29:59 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Lloydetta Quaicoe is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Sharing Our Cultures, Incorporated. The program, established in 1999, engages high school youth in skills-development workshops which culminate in them sharing their cultures with the public and over 800 Grade 6 students at a three-day event at The Rooms. Lloydetta obtained her PhD in Education at the University of South...
Building Boats and Building Community10 Mar, 2017 | 0:30:00 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Jim Dempsey is the President of the Wooden Boat Museum of Newfoundland and Labrador. Jim has been around boats and the ocean all of his life. As a boy, he spent his summers on the beach where he always had a boat to row. After studying marine biology and oceanography at university, he was fortunate to be employed in his...
Cod Sounds with Lori McCarthy #FoodwaysFridays10 Feb, 2017 | 0:41:35 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Lori McCarthy grew up in the small fishing community of Bauline, of about 200 people, on the east coast of Newfoundland and Labrador. The traditional foods of her childhood feed her passion to tell the stories of her province through its people, culture and food. Out of this passion she started Project NL Food, a province-wide endeavour to visit various...
The Writer of Riverhead - Patrick Collins02 Feb, 2017 | 0:29:59 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Patrick Collins, born and raised in Riverhead, Harbour Grace, is a retired educator who taught in various communities throughout Newfoundland and Labrador. He finished his teaching career in education as a Curriculum Program Specialist, working in Avalon Peninsula School Districts. He is also a writer of historical fiction and has published five literary works. Currently Patrick teaches at The Canadian...
On the trail of the wild men, with Emily Hope12 Jan, 2017 | 0:30:00 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Emily Hope is an artist, researcher, and founder of the Wild Man Appreciation Society, a civil society and personal museum dedicated to the promotion and preservation of tales of the Wild Man. Emily was born and raised in Aurora, Ontario, and college-educated at Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, British Columbia, where she earned a BFA in 2012. Emily lives in...
Behind the Red Suit: Secrets from a Knight of St. Nicholas16 Dec, 2016 | 0:30:00 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Bruce Templeton’s journey with Santa has taken three phases so far. In 1978, he was asked to "play Santa." He was an actor. In 1982, he held the hand of a dying child whose last words were "Santa, Santa." Then he became Santa. And in the last few years, he has met St. Nicholas who has joined them on their...
Rekindling Indigenous Strength: The work of Amelia Reimer09 Dec, 2016 | 0:30:00 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Amelia Reimer is a Cultural Support Worker for the St. John’s Native Friendship Centre. She is a proud Métis woman originally from the Pacific Northwest, but has made her home in St. John’s for the past 4 years. For the past 23 years, she has worked with and served a wide variety of Aboriginal communities across North America. With the...
People engaged in the heritage and culture sector, keeping heritage alive at the community level.02 Dec, 2016 | 0:30:00 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Debbie O'Rielly is Coordinator for Volunteer Mount Pearl (VMP), an office created in 2014 by the Mount Pearl Sport Alliance. VMP was established to address the volunteer needs of community groups in the Mount Pearl area, and to act as a hub to connect volunteers and the groups that need them. Debbie does community outreach with seniors, youth and all...
Anna Kearny Guigne on the life, fieldwork, and legacy of Kenneth Peacock.18 Nov, 2016 | 0:30:00 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Anna Kearney Guigné is an independent folklorist and adjunct professor affiliated with Memorial University of Newfoundland’s ethnomusicology program. An historian at heart, Kearney Guigné has extensively written about twentieth-century folksong collectors and collecting practices. This November, Anna will release her fourth major publication The Forgotten Songs of the Newfoundland Outports: As Taken from Kenneth Peacock’s Field Collection, 1951-1961. We talk...
People engaged in the heritage & culture sector, & those who keep it alive at the community level.10 Nov, 2016 | 0:30:00 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Elinor Benjamin has been telling stories for over 25 years . She was inspired by many, including Newfoundland fiddler and storyteller, Emile Benoit, Rita Cox, Bob Barton and Laura Simms. After 22 years as an administrator with the Newfoundland Public Libraries, she left to devote more time to storytelling, working with the “Learning Through the Arts” programme in schools in...
The Living Heritage Podcast04 Nov, 2016 | 0:30:00 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Kathy Jessup was raised in a remote village on the Alaska Highway in northern BC, but wanderlust has taken her far from her roots. She’s always loved telling tales. One day she stumbled upon the world of traditional storytelling, and she was hooked! Since then, Kathy’s performed original stories and world folktales in schools, libraries, concerts and festivals across Canada...
Ivan Coyote on writing, performing, his new book, trans and queer stories shared, and more.25 Oct, 2016 | 0:30:00 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Ivan Coyote is the award-winning author of ten books, the creator of four short films, and has released three albums that combine storytelling with music. Ivan is a seasoned stage performer and long-time road dog, and over the last eighteen years has become an audience favourite at storytelling, writer's, film, poetry, and folk music festivals from Anchorage to Amsterdam. Ivan's...
Growing up within a musical tradition and the evolution of wren traditions in Ireland and NL.14 Oct, 2016 | 0:30:00 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Aoife Granville is from Dingle, Co. Kerry (Ireland). A flute player, fiddler and traditional singer, she completed a PhD thesis in 2012 entitled at University College Cork entitled "We never died a winter yet" The Sráid Eoin Wrenboys of Dingle: Music, Community and Identity. Aoife has held lectureship posts in Music at UCC and Newcastle University (UK) and is currently...
Opportunities for and the benefits of youth in the heritage sector.07 Oct, 2016 | 0:30:00 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Sarah Wade has worked for the Museum Association of Newfoundland and Labrador (MANL) since June 2011. Prior to working at MANL, Sarah attended Memorial University of Newfoundland where she received a Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Archaeology and History in 2009. Sarah also obtained an Honours Diploma in Advanced Museum Studies from Algonquin College in Ottawa, Ontario...
The role of place, memory and history in mat making with Ruth Green.29 Sep, 2016 | 0:30:00 |
EN | CHMR FM Music Department | Living Heritage Podcast
Ruth Green has been a mat maker since 1995. She works primarily with wool yarn to create mats which capture Newfoundland and Labrador past and present especially as it relates to her connections to places throughout the province. Though her works vary in size, Ruth particularly likes large scale mats. Some of her larger pieces include Portugal Cove c1920, Quidi...
