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Franco-American PathwaysEpisode 11 - My Aunt LindaBonjour à tous et à toutes !
It has been a minute! This episode, set to air at the start of the summer, got waylaid. There was a Covid case or two, a trip to Hawaii, and shifting work schedules in the mix, but, at long last, it is our pleasure to introduce the work of our spring intern, Corra. We are so proud of all that they accomplished for the Putting History to Work internship in the spring; the depth of their research and the nuance of their insights will speak for themselves. This episode diverges a bit from our...2022-08-211h 04
French-Canadian Legacy PodcastFCL News 8/16 & Brian Hawkins PreviewMelody let's us know about all the news and events and then we return to the Lacroix Library. Jesse will give us a preview of next week's episode with Filmmaker Brian Hawkins. This week's bonus question is a good one. We hope you enjoy it and will tune in next week for the full episode!
Visit Brian's Website - https://brianhawkinsartist.com/
Camille Lessard-Bissonnette: The Quiet Evolution of French-Canadian Immigrants in New England - https://books.google.com/books/about/Camille_Lessard_Bissonnette.html?id=lalcAAAAMAAJ
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Franco-American Collection welcomes USM President Jacqueline Edmondson: http://francoamerican.bdnblogs...2022-08-1612 min
Franco-American PathwaysEpisode 10 - Mapping Franco Biddeford: Part 2Bonjour! This month, we’re bringing you the second half of our Mapping Franco Biddeford episode! If you didn’t listen to part one, we highly recommend going back and giving it a listen; part two will make a whole lot more sense. Last fall, a few days after our Osher visit, Emma Bouthillette, Biddeford native and author, met the Franco-American pathways team and Libby Bischof to take a historic walking tour of Biddeford. We made connections to the maps and documents we’d viewed just a few days earlier.
Our visit concluded with a stop at the Mc...2022-05-041h 02French-Canadian Legacy PodcastEpisode 70 – Franco-American Pathways PodcastThis week we're joined by the creative minds behind Franco-American Pathways, a monthly must listen to podcast. You'll hear from Julia Rhinelander, Anna Faherty and Maureen Perry about where the idea for the podcast came from and some behind the scenes stories about their first few episodes. We hope you'll enjoy this episode and check out the amazing work they're doing.
Franco-American Pathways website - https://francopathwayspod.wordpress.com/
Learn more about the Franco-American Collection - https://usm.maine.edu/franco-american-collection/franco-american-pathways-chemins-franco-am%C3%A9ricains-podcast-celebrating
Learn more about Robert Sylvain - http://robertsylvain.com/
Boréal Tordu Saulnierville Station - h...2021-09-281h 02
Franco-American PathwaysEpisode 4 - Mapping Franco Lewiston: Part IIn the first installment of this very special, two-part episode of Franco-American Pathways, we diverge from our traditional format to bring you a multi-faceted history of the Francos in Lewiston. We started by examining several maps of the city with Libby Bischof, director of the Osher Map Library and Smith Center for Cartographic Education, many dating back to the 19th century. We then embarked on a trip into the field for a more personal experience of the city with our co-host, Maureen, a Franco Lewiston native. Stay tuned for the second part in this series, which will include La...2021-08-2648 minFrench-Canadian Legacy PodcastEpisode 63 - Camden Martin InterviewThis week we talk to French Teacher Camden Martin. He's got an amazing story to share and he'll talk about the Lewiston-Auburn area, which we haven't covered much of.
Alliance Française du Maine - https://afdume.org/
Museum L-A - https://www.museumla.org/
USM’s Franco-American Collection - https://usm.maine.edu/franco-american-collection
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You can get your own FCL Face Mask, check out our merch on Teespring – https://www.teespring.com/fclpodcast2021-06-2946 minFrench-Canadian Legacy PodcastEpisode 53 - The Memoir Network with Denis LedouxThis week we’re joined by Denis Ledoux. Denis is the founder, director, and editor-in-chief of The Memoir Network, a network dedicated to helping you tell your story. He’s also the Program Chair of the Franco-American Collection of the University of Southern Maine. Jesse and Denis will talk about the collection and some upcoming events but first talk about writing memoirs and the memoir he wrote with his mother ‘We Were Not Spoiled’. If you’ve had any interest in writing down your story or someone else’s, this is an amazing episode to listen to.
The Memoir Network - https://th...2021-02-0937 min
French-Canadian Legacy PodcastFrench-Canadian Legacy News 12/31Jesse gives you an update on what's going in the Franco-American scene around New England. He talks about popular events and blog events. Then Mike will let you know about next week's special episode.
Thoughts on the Past — and the Future — from Eight 100-Year-Old Mainers - https://downeast.com/history/centenarians/
Ethnic Politics in Rhode Island: The Case of the Franco Americans - http://smallstatebighistory.com/ethnic-politics-rhode-island-case-franco-americans/
Franco-American Esther Duflo Wins the Nobel Prize in Economics - https://france-amerique.com/en/franco-american-esther-duflo-wins-the-nobel-prize-in-economics/
Teachers 2.0: An Online French-American High School - https://france-amerique.com/en/teachers-2-0-an-online-french-american-high-school
An “Impending Race War” in Canad...2019-12-3111 min
Maine's Big Z 92.7 FM, 105.5 FM (LA)Juliana L'Heureux: USM Franco Center2017-05-1500 minMaine's Big Z 92.7 FM, 105.5 FM (LA)Juliana L'Heureux: USM Franco Center2017-05-1500 min