Put the kettle on - A Labrador Podcast

Welcome to 2023! Happy New Year. Time to dust off the old podcast and get back to having more interviews. Tonight I had a call with Clifford Russell from William's Harbour. He talks about growing up on the Labrador and making a living off the land. Enjoy!!

Today I had a lovely chat with Dave Bradley, a Labradorian who grew up in Indian Cove. We talk about life as it was and life as it is now. Thank you so much Dave. It was a great start to my day!!

This is a first for me! Tonight is the first time I did a podcast with someone I never met before. I had a chance to talk with Desmond Canning about our shared heritage. Desmond is fortunate to have shared in some rich oral histories and has a deep knowledge of Indigenous People of Labrador. Thank you Desmond for taking some time with me tonight.

Last week I had a yarn with Bob Richards. Bob lives in Goose Bay and spent some time out on the coast of Labrador. 

Mom. Don't listen. We swear a lot. Tonight's Episode features Jason Howard, a friend of mine from Bell Island, Newfoundland. He plays in a band called Poverty's Arse. We talk about what it was like growing up on Bell Island and, really, while away the time. Before we knew it we were talking for an hour! Thanks Jason!

Myra Poole shares her experience growing up on the coast. We talk about how much things have changed, the moratorium and the unique way she got to school. This podcast will feature the sounds of my kids as they were still up while we recorded. Enjoy!!

This episode features my cousin Brian. We talk about what life was like growing up in Fox Harbour and how it has changed so much in a few short years.

Tonight I had the pleasure of visiting with Noel Curl. He had spent some years away and now has moved back to the Labrador. We talk about the transition back home, family and coming out in a small town.

Tonight is the first time I interviewed two people at once. Leanne and Brian are my cousins who grew up in Goose Bay. During the Summer their family fished out of Penny Hook on the coast of Labrador. We talk about how COVID is affecting our lives, growing up in Labrador and what we would like to impart to our children from our childhoods.  

Melanie Acreman is a dear friend of mine from Labrador. We share about growing up, being separated during Summers, ghost stories and mischief. Oh, and there are a few giggles in there.