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#88 - The Halifax Explosion
It was a challenging week.
I had a computer meltdown.
Everything was safe, but the files looked like the proverbial frog-in-a-blender.
AND, this one was the one that had the most work to do on it!
It's a little different than others...a bit more production, and more of a 'story' feel.
This week, I am talking about what was the largest man-made explosion before the atomic bombs were dropped in World War II. The Halifax Explosion.
If you do have any questions, or is there something that you would like me to talk about?
I encourage you to contact me at [email protected] – and let me know - I'll mention you on the show (unless you don't want me to) – and you'll forever be able to say, “I got James to say my name, way back before he was a super celebrity!”
Check out these links mentioned in this show – and others, just because:
The Halifax Explosion
https://thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/halifax-explosion
Halifax Explosion National Historic Site
https://parks.canada.ca/culture/designation/evenement-event/halifax-explosion
Maps of the Devastation
https://canadiangeographic.ca/articles/the-disaster-that-reshaped-a-city/
Vince Coleman - the man who saved hundreds
https://maritimemuseum.novascotia.ca/what-see-do/halifax-explosion/vincent-coleman-and-halifax-explosion
More photos from the disaster
https://www.grownuptravels.com/searching-for-remnants-of-the-halifax-explosion/
The CNIB
https://www.cnib.ca/en
Thanks go to TrenoX8, DavidDumaisAudio, and SoundReality from Pixabay for the music and sound effects I used this week.
https://pixabay.com/
My Blog:
https://whorpole.ca/blog/
If YOU want to be a part of MY podcast,
send me a recording of you saying,
“This podcast is produced by the Fireside Chat Club of Canada”.
Send it via Facebook Messenger, or by email to: [email protected]
AND, you can also contribute, buy Buying Me A Coffee.
Go to my website – https://whorpole.ca and click on the yellow “Buy Me A Coffee” icon. Or, just look up, it may not be yellow on this page, but it's there at the top on the right. It'll help me in my endeavour to find and produce the best Canadian content for you, every week.
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By Fireside Chat Club Of CanadaIt was a challenging week.
I had a computer meltdown.
Everything was safe, but the files looked like the proverbial frog-in-a-blender.
AND, this one was the one that had the most work to do on it!
It's a little different than others...a bit more production, and more of a 'story' feel.
This week, I am talking about what was the largest man-made explosion before the atomic bombs were dropped in World War II. The Halifax Explosion.
If you do have any questions, or is there something that you would like me to talk about?
I encourage you to contact me at [email protected] – and let me know - I'll mention you on the show (unless you don't want me to) – and you'll forever be able to say, “I got James to say my name, way back before he was a super celebrity!”
Check out these links mentioned in this show – and others, just because:
The Halifax Explosion
https://thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/halifax-explosion
Halifax Explosion National Historic Site
https://parks.canada.ca/culture/designation/evenement-event/halifax-explosion
Maps of the Devastation
https://canadiangeographic.ca/articles/the-disaster-that-reshaped-a-city/
Vince Coleman - the man who saved hundreds
https://maritimemuseum.novascotia.ca/what-see-do/halifax-explosion/vincent-coleman-and-halifax-explosion
More photos from the disaster
https://www.grownuptravels.com/searching-for-remnants-of-the-halifax-explosion/
The CNIB
https://www.cnib.ca/en
Thanks go to TrenoX8, DavidDumaisAudio, and SoundReality from Pixabay for the music and sound effects I used this week.
https://pixabay.com/
My Blog:
https://whorpole.ca/blog/
If YOU want to be a part of MY podcast,
send me a recording of you saying,
“This podcast is produced by the Fireside Chat Club of Canada”.
Send it via Facebook Messenger, or by email to: [email protected]
AND, you can also contribute, buy Buying Me A Coffee.
Go to my website – https://whorpole.ca and click on the yellow “Buy Me A Coffee” icon. Or, just look up, it may not be yellow on this page, but it's there at the top on the right. It'll help me in my endeavour to find and produce the best Canadian content for you, every week.