In this episode, we chat with Lisa Terech, a passionate storyteller and proud advocate for Oshawa’s rich history. In the role of Community Engagement at the Oshawa Museum, Lisa participates in developing and delivering creative and engaging programs, and she keeps the museum’s social media buzzing with local stories and events.  The Oshawa Museum is dedicated to preserving and celebrating Oshawa’s rich heritage. Discover how this waterfront gem keeps history alive and how you can be part of the story – visit oshawamuseum.org

In this episode, we’ll be speaking with Jeremy Blowers of the Canadian Tank Museum, home of the Ontario Regiment Museum and Canada's largest collection of operational military vehicles. Hear fascinating stories from Oshawa’s rich military history, including the local impact of World War II and the role of the automotive industry in wartime production, highlighting how Oshawa’s community contributed globally. Discover how the city’s industrial legacy continues to shape its future and connect with a broader historical narrative. 

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We’re joined by Sonya Jones, Curator of Collections at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery. We explore the legacy of the Painters Eleven, Ontario’s first abstract art collective, and uncover the captivating story of Thomas Bouckley, the self-taught historian whose remarkable photo collection preserves Oshawa’s past. 

In this episode, Samantha George, the Curator at Parkwood National Historic Site, the Oshawa home of the late R.S. McLaughlin, Canadian auto baron and founder of General Motors of Canada.  She'll be giving us the inside scoop on the fascinating lives of R.S. and Adelaide McLaughlin and their influence on Oshawa's history. You won't want to miss it!