Salt Water Thesis

Kenmore speaks with a friend Jillian, a Newfoundlander living and working in London, England.

On the topic of London, Kenmore also recollects having been to the city twice, and twice failing to visit the Newfoundland pillar near the Canada Gate outside of Buckingham Palace.

Intro, transition, and outro music is "Will You Come Back" by Matthew Hornell and the Diamond Minds.

Kenmore dips into the archive to bring you his interview with Kenny, a Newfoundlander living in Vancouver, recorded in 2020.

This episode begins with a brief thought about the term "Fourth World," coined George Manuel to describe the geopolitical and social situation of indigenous communities the world over.

Apologies for the audio quality issues in this episode, we're working out some kinks in a new recording & editing pipeline.

Intro, transition, and outro music is "Will You Come Back" by Matthew Hornell and The Diamond Minds.

Kenmore speaks with Carmen, a Newfoundlander with a restaurant serving Newfoundland food just outside Newmarket, Ontario.

Our first episode back after a long hiatus, Kenmore also takes a moment make a "recreational complaint" about websites that still have the old provincial abbreviation for Newfoundland and Labrador even though the change happened over 20 years ago.

Intro, transition, and outro music is "Will You Come Back" by Matthew Hornell and The Diamond Minds.