Bed Night Lunch

Jessica and Jacob chat with Dr. Phil Earle of Carbonear, a well-known and passionate advocate in the fishery community in NL.

Dr. Phil Earle shares anecdotes and stories about the fishing industry and his father, Captain Guy Earle. 

Dr. Earle has written & published a book, "I'll go the Length of Meself", telling the story of Captain Guy Earle, North America's youngest master mariner.

In this episode, Jessica and Jacob continue the interview with Mayor Frank Butt, who has taken them on a walk down memory lane through downtown Carbonear.  The focus is on the buildings and businesses that used to operate in various sections of downtown Carbonear.

In this episode, Jessica and Jacob interview Mayor Frank Butt, who then takes them on a walk through downtown Carbonear through the years.  The focus is on the buildings and businesses that used to operate in various sections of downtown Carbonear. 

Join Jessica and Jacob as they listen to Carbonear resident and Royal Canadian Legion Carbonear member, Leslie Forward, share stories from Carbonear veterans through the years. 

The Field of Honor and The Last Post audio provided by the Royal Canadian Legion. 

During the summer of 2021, Jessica and Jacob recorded clips from the Ghost Hunting at the Rorke Store Museum.  Local spiritualist, RJ, shares her impressions from a tour of the Rorke Store Museum.  These Ghost Hunting sessions were open to the public following public health guidelines. 

It is the first episode of Season 2 of The Bed Night Lunch Podcast!

Stay tuned!

In the finale episode, the group shares their own favorite summer activities living in Carbonear.  From blueberry picking to games of tiddly!  Season 2 starts in a few weeks, stay tuned for more details.  

In this episode, the group discusses the game of tiddly, how it is played and the World Cup of Tiddly.  

During this episode, the group interview with Fred Earle who talks about his family and their involvement in the fishery through the years. 

During this episode, the group discusses the Rorke Family, their history and their contribution to the business community through the years in Carbonear.