Heritage Diary Podcast

About Heritage Diary Podcast

Welcome to the North Bay Municipal Heritage Committee’s Podcast! The MHC podcast will be different from our other programming, as it will be a way to share new local history that might not be explored through the Committee’s other activities. It will allow for a free flowing conversation with local experts about our shared history, heritage, folklore, local development, personal testimony and experiences. The MHC is looking forward to sharing this information in a new and innovative way. We hope that you will enjoy listening to the podcast as much as we enjoy gathering and sharing the information. We also hope that you will share the podcast with your friends and loved ones and continue to listen as the podcast moves forward. We would like to thank you in advance for your support and would encourage you to send episode requests to peter.carello@cityofnorthbay.ca

Publisher

North Bay Municipal Heritage Committee

Category

history

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

17 Dec 2019

Latest episode

15 Jul 2022

Latest episodes

31 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   15 Jul 2022

   MHC Heritage Diary - Episode 31 - Jack Burrows

   A summary will be added at a later date.

2. 

   15 Jul 2022

   MHC Heritage Diary - Episode 30 - Jack Burrows

   A summary will be added at a later date.

3. 

   15 Jul 2022

   MHC Heritage Diary - Episode 29 - A Voice from the Past: Francoise Noel

   In this episode, we open our diary of voices from the past for a conversation with now retired Dr. Francoise Noel, recorded in 2014 when she taught history at Nipissing University. This was part of the Cogeco Cable series “Life Is.” Noel from Manitoba, taught in several places before being recruited by Bob Surtees for Nipissing. She taught at Nipissing for around three decades before retiring. Among the topics discussed are; her reprinting of Ansen Guard’s 1909 book, “Gateway to Silver land,” her social history, “Family and Community Life in Northeastern Ontario: the Interwar Years,” published in 2009 and dedicated to Surtees, “On Nipissing: Historic Waterway Wilderness Playground” published in 2015. Please excuse any dated references.

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