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Newfoundlanders Share Their LivesEpisode 4: Anne WhelanJoin me as I interview retired music teacher, Anne Whelan. Originally from Harbour Grace, now living in Carbonear.2024-04-0326 min
Musical Connections with Zach SnowEpisode 50: Cory TetfordHe was known as the man of a thousand songs and on this week's #MusicalConnections podcast, we talk about the late Ron Hynes with one of the many people who got to play with him. I speak with Cory Tetford, the co-producer of an all-new album paying tribute to the legendary singer-songwriter. On #NextIIConnect, Cory talks about how the album "Sonny Don't Go Away" all came together, his favourite Ron Hynes stories, songs and more! Plus, he will talk about his first solo tour across Newfoundland and Labrador beginning November 18th in Carbonear! New Found Releases from October 28 to...2023-11-071h 01
Bed Night LunchThe Bed Night Lunch Podcast Episode 6: A chat with Dr. Phil EarleJessica 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.2022-01-1242 minBed Night LunchThe Bed Night Lunch Podcast Season 2 Episode 5: Part 2 of Walk Water Street with the MayorIn 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.2021-12-1411 minBed Night LunchThe Bed Night Lunch Podcast Season 2 Episode 4: Part 1 of 2 Walk on Water Street with the MayorIn 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. 2021-12-0112 minBed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Podcast Season 2 Episode 3 "Remembrance Day"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. 2021-11-0819 minBed Night LunchSeason 2: Episode 2: Ghost hunting at the Rorke Store MuseumDuring 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. 2021-10-2621 minBed Night LunchThe Bed Night Lunch Podcast Episode One: An Introduction to Season TwoIt is the first episode of Season 2 of The Bed Night Lunch Podcast!In this episode, we meet Jessica Mercer and Jacob Dwyer, the students who will be co-hosting this season of The Bed Night Lunch Podcast. Jessica and Jacob will share some of the topics that will be covered this season. Stay tuned!2021-10-1405 min
Bed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 20: Season Finale: Summer activities in CarbonearIn 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. 2021-06-2218 minBed Night LunchThe Bed Night Lunch Episode 19, 2021: World Cup of Tiddly and Jubilee ArenaIn this episode, the group discusses the game of tiddly, how it is played and the World Cup of Tiddly. They also discuss the Jubilee Arena, an indoor skating rink that was in Carbonear until 1957. 2021-06-0828 minBed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 18: The Earle Family of CarbonearDuring this episode, the group interview with Fred Earle who talks about his family and their involvement in the fishery through the years. 2021-05-2724 minBed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 17: The Rorke FamilyDuring this episode, the group discusses the Rorke Family, their history and their contribution to the business community through the years in Carbonear. 2021-05-1124 minBed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 16: Carbonear IslandIn this episode, the group discusses the history of Carbonear Island, and its progression throughout the ages. Florence Button shares her poetry and knowledge on Carbonear Island. 2021-04-2336 minBed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 15: The Life of Philip Henry GossePhilip Henry Gosse: In this episode, the group discusses the fascinating story of Philip Henry Gosse and share his experiences around the world and contributions to Victorian society.2021-03-3027 minBed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 14: Women in LeadershipWomen in Leadership: In this episode, the group discusses the role of women in the municipal government and community organizations. Councilor Danielle Doyle shares her perspective on the reasons why women consider leadership roles and the desire to help build and connect our community. The group also share the experience of the first female council member in Carbonear, Nell Finn. 2021-03-2315 minBed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 13: Women of CarbonearIn honor of International Women's Day, the group dedicates this March episodes to discussion of women of Carbonear. This episode shares the stories of women from the history of Carbonear. 2021-03-0926 min
The Write ProjectInterview with Andrew Peacock, award-winning author of Bifocal | The Write ProjectANDREW PEACOCK was born in Toronto and raised in the town of Kapuskasing in northern Ontario. After finishing degrees in biology at Trent University and veterinary medicine at the University of Guelph he moved with his wife to the small fishing village of Freshwater on the island of Newfoundland. As a veterinarian he worked in a mixed animal practice in rural Newfoundland from 1982 until 2010. He is now retired from clinical practice and works for the Newfoundland and Labrador College of Veterinarians. Andrew and his wife previously owned an independent bookstore named "Waterwords" in the town of Carbonear. His family...2021-03-0831 minBed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 12: Rescues at sea to the first street light in CarbonearDuring this episode, the group shares their favourite stories that unfortunately couldn’t make it into their perspective podcasts.Everything from rescues at sea, healing powers, to the first street light in Carbonear. Heber McGurk, Bill Bowman, Phil Earle, Anthony Griffin, and Leslie Forward share their voices in this assortment of stories episode. 2021-02-2217 minBed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 11: The love story of Princess Sheila and Gilbert PikePrincess Sheila: In this episode, the group discusses the legend of Princess Sheila and the merit of folklore.2021-02-0920 min
The Write ProjectInterview with NLBA winner Andrew Peacock about BIFOCAL | The Write ProjectANDREW PEACOCK was born in Toronto and raised in the town of Kapuskasing in northern Ontario. After finishing degrees in biology at Trent University and veterinary medicine at the University of Guelph he moved with his wife to the small fishing village of Freshwater on the island of Newfoundland. As a veterinarian he worked in a mixed animal practice in rural Newfoundland from 1982 until 2010. He is now retired from clinical practice and works for the Newfoundland and Labrador College of Veterinarians. Andrew and his wife previously owned an independent bookstore named "Waterwords" in the town of Carbonear. His family...2021-02-0831 minBed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 10: The FisheryThe Fishery: During this episode, the group discusses the long lasting history and forms of the Newfoundland Fishery!2021-01-2514 minBed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 9: ShipwrecksShipwrecks: In this episode, the group discusses the local shipwrecks that have happened throughout the years in Carbonear. Heber McGurk shares stories of his experiences. 2021-01-1237 minBed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 8: Mummering in CarbonearMerry Christmas!In this episode, the group discusses the tradition of mummering, as well as sharing their own personal stories."Good night and good Christmas, Mummers me dearsPlease god we will see you next year."2020-12-2219 minBed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 7: Christmas in CarbonearIn this podcast, the group discusses the evolution of celebrating the Christmas tradition, as well as share their own personal traditions and stories!Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!2020-12-0823 minBed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 6: The RailwayThe Railway: In this podcast, the group discusses they rise and fall of the Railway in Carbonear, as well as some local stories about the area!All aboard!2020-11-2428 minBed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 5: We Remember (November 11th Dedication)In this episode, the group discusses the World Wars, and how they impacted Carbonear. Royal Canadian Legion member Leslie Forward shares stories of local soldiers and their experiences. This episode is dedicated to our local Veterans.Lest We Forget.2020-11-1026 minBed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 4: Ghost Stories (Halloween Edition)Bed Night Lunch Episode 4: Ghost StoriesIn this podcast, the group discusses some historical ghost stories as well as personal ghost stories during this Halloween Special! Local stories from residents including one from Bill Bowman. Take a listen, one story will have you wondering - Glow dinosaur ghost or angry birds? 2020-10-2723 min
A Hoops JourneyEpisode 27 - Don HorwoodEpisode 27 finds us sitting down with former Oak Bay High coach and legendary CIS/U Sport Head Coach for Alberta: Don Horwood. The proud Carbonear native reflects back on more than 40 years of coaching lessons, life stories and funny memories while manning the sidelines primarily at Oak Bay High School on Vancouver Island, and is perhaps more well-known for his tenure with the Golden Bears; winning three National Titles and is a three-time recipient of the Stuart W. Aberdeen Memorial Trophy as CIS Coach of the Year. Plus, a very interesting lightning round, recruiting stories for Aaron, a look...2020-10-151h 38Bed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 3: FairiesFairy Stories: During this podcast, the group discusses the folklore of fairies and presents some local stories in the Bed Night Lunch Podcast.Featuring stories from Tracey Oates, Vicki Oates Thorne, and Anthony Griffin. Don't forget to turn your pockets inside out before listening!2020-10-1314 minBed Night LunchBed Night Lunch Episode 2: The Town that say You're WelcomeDuring this episode, the group discusses the Town of Carbonear and what the Town of Carbonear has to offer! They also interview the Mayor of Carbonear, Frank Butt, as well as Autumn Lambert and Colby Sharpe from the Conservation Corps Newfoundland and Labrador Green Team about projects taking place in Carbonear.2020-09-2220 minBed Night LunchIntroduction Episode of the Bed Night Lunch PodcastIntro: In this podcast, our group discusses the Bed Night Lunch Podcast as well as the process and goals for this project. We also introduce ourselves in the hopes of you staying and enjoying this amazing podcast.2020-09-0820 min
The Write Project'Viral' reading by award-winning author Andrew Peacock | The Write ProjectAndrew Peacock is a Canadian author and retired veterinarian residing in Freshwater-Carbonear, Newfoundland. His debut book, Creatures of the Rock: A Veterinarian's Adventures in Newfoundland was long-listed for the 2015 Leacock Medal for Humour and won the 2015 Newfoundland Book Award.Originally broadcast on August 10, 2020 on CHMR 93.5 FM in St. John's, and on other great stations across the country. Download the whole audiobook using this link to help the channel: https://amzn.to/3L9Sscd Check out As Loved Our Fathers, the latest book from Write Project host Matthew LeDrew: https://amzn.to/3H...2020-08-1029 min
Living Heritage PodcastEp180 Youth Initiatives with Rev. Anthony NwokoToday on the Living Heritage Podcast, Reverend Anthony Nwoko of St. Patrick’s Parish in Carbonear joins us to talk about his experience moving to Newfoundland, his work with the parish, and his recent youth initiatives. Reverend Anthony moved to Carbonear four years ago as part of a mission with the Roman Catholic Diocese of Grand Falls. He is a priest with the Society of Divine Vocations, a religious congregation founded in Italy in 1920 that works to foster vocations in the priesthood and religious life. Currently, there are six priests from Nigeria working in Newfoundland as part of this mission.2020-07-0930 min
FlopElizabeth Hicks: Table Tennis and Sketch ComedyElizabeth Hicks is a writer, actor, and filmmaker originally from Carbonear. She recently completed a Master’s degree in English and holds a Diploma in Performance and Communications Media from Memorial University.
Elizabeth has appeared at Chicago SketchFest, NYC SketchFest, and Toronto Sketch Comedy Festival. Her work has been featured in St. John’s Shorts, the St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival and the Women’s Work Festival.
She is a founding member of the sketch comedy group Mom's Girls, but most importantly she is a nationally recognized table tennis player.
2020-06-2633 min
CMAJ PodcastsHow a rural hospital prepared for COVID-19Send us a textPaul Norman and Dr. Christopher Patey talk about their approach to redesigning the emergency department of the rural hospital in Carbonear, Newfoundland, to face the COVID-19 pandemic. They hope it can serve as a potential model for others to follow.Dr. Christopher Patey is a family physician and Paul Normal is a nurse. They both work in the emergency department of Carbonear General Hospital in Newfoundland.The practice article they co-authored with Dr. Shabnam Asghari and Oliver Hurley is published in CMAJ: www.cmaj.ca/lookup/doi/10.1503/cmaj.200509Appendix: https://www.cmaj.ca/content...2020-04-2124 min
The Skeptics Guide to Emergency MedicineSGEM#286: Behind the Mask – Does it need to be an N95 mask?Date: March 4th, 2020
Reference: Radonovich et al. N95 Respirators vs Medical Masks for Preventing Influenza Among Health Care Personnel. A Randomized Clinical Trial. JAMA 2019 The Respiratory Protection Effectiveness Clinical Trial (ResPECT)
Guest Skeptics: Dr. Christopher Patey is an Assistant Professor with Memorial University Medical School in St. John’s, Newfoundland Canada. Over the past seventeen years he has practiced as a rural emergency and family physician and Clinical Chief of Emergency at Carbonear Hospital.
Paul Norman is a registered nurse working as a frontline emergency nurse in Eastern Health, Newfoundland, Canada. Paul has greater than ten years of experience working in...2020-03-0724 min
The Pet Doctor - Keeping your pets healthy & pet wellness - Pets & Animals on Pet Life Radio (PetLifeRadio.com)The Pet Doctor - Episode 197 Newfoundland’s James HerriotEvery aspiring veterinary student and legions of pet lovers all over the world have read the adventures of the British veterinary surgeon, James ‘Alf’ Wight, more commonly known as Dr. James Herriot. Where the Yorkshire Dales had Dr. Herriot, the Avalon Peninsula of Newfoundland Canada has Dr. Andrew Peacock.
Dr. Peacock is a veterinarian who has had to do it all from delivering calves in a blizzard, breakneck relocation efforts of caribou, dealing with Bingo playing polar bears to trying to decipher the unique dialect of the locals. Dr. Peacock was extremely gracious and invited me into his home...2014-09-1144 min
The Pet Doctor - Keeping your pets healthy & pet wellness - Pet Life Radio OriginalThe Pet Doctor - Episode 197 Newfoundland’s James HerriotEvery aspiring veterinary student and legions of pet lovers all over the world have read the adventures of the British veterinary surgeon, James ‘Alf’ Wight, more commonly known as Dr. James Herriot. Where the Yorkshire Dales had Dr. Herriot, the Avalon Peninsula of Newfoundland Canada has Dr. Andrew Peacock. Dr. Peacock is a veterinarian who has had to do it all from delivering calves in a blizzard, breakneck relocation efforts of caribou, dealing with Bingo playing polar bears to trying to decipher the unique dialect of the locals. Dr. Peacock was extremely gracious and invited me into his home...2014-09-1144 min