Podcast
Arctic Moss Studios
Hosted by Heidi Atter · ENGLISH
Arctic Moss Studios is a collaboration initiative to help Labradorians tell their own stories in their own words. Listen to the Labrador Legacy Series now!
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Labrador Legacy: Mary Ann Penashue
Aug 1000:54:39Tap to summarizeMary Ann Penashue is a renowned Innu artist and painter. Penashue was one of the last Sheshatshiu Innu of her generation born in a tent on the land, and grew up drastically different than today's youth. Penashue shares her thoughts on the changes since her childhood and advice for future artists. Penashue spoke to the Lake Melville School Grade 5 & Grade 6 Classes. Labrador Legacy is a podcast created by the Grade 5 & Grade 6 classes, in partnership with Lake Melville School. The program was funded by the provincial ArtsSmarts Program.
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Labrador Legacy: Elizabeth Penashue
Aug 300:45:22Tap to summarizeElizabeth Tshaukuesh Penashue is an Innu Elder from Sheshatshiu who is one of the last generations to grow up fully living on the land. Penashue shares her thoughts on the different lives Innu live today and looks to the future for what needs to change. Penashue spoke to the Lake Melville School Grade 5 & Grade 6 Classes. Labrador Legacy is a podcast created by the Grade 5 & Grade 6 classes, in partnership with Lake Melville School. The program was funded by the provincial ArtsSmarts Program.
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Labrador Legacy: Morgan Michelin
Jul 2700:40:01Tap to summarizeMorgan Michelin is a hunter and father in North West River, Labrador. Michelin has had close calls out on the land and describes how to be safe, what to pack in a survival kit and more. Michelin spoke to the Lake Melville School Grade 5 & Grade 6 Classes. Labrador Legacy is a podcast created by the Grade 5 & Grade 6 classes, in partnership with Lake Melville School. The program was funded by the provincial ArtsSmarts Program.
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Labrador Legacy: Jeanien Cooper
Jul 2000:43:37Tap to summarizeJeanien Cooper is an Inuit teacher and knowledge holder in North West River, Labrador. Cooper describes growing up on the land and the changes in the climate in the area. Cooper hopes young people today will continue the Inuit traditions and create a better future for generations to come. Cooper spoke to the Lake Melville School Grade 5 & Grade 6 Classes. Labrador Legacy is a podcast created by the Grade 5 & Grade 6 classes, in partnership with Lake Melville School. The program was funded by the provincial ArtsSmarts Program.
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Labrador Legacy: Mina Campbell
Jul 1300:22:40Tap to summarizeMina Campbell is a knowledge holder in North West River, Labrador. Campbell was raised by her grandparents, who taught a number of traditional skills to her at a young age. Now Campbell is the Curator at the Labrador Interpretation Centre and runs a number of programs teaching young people about the traditional Inuit ways. Campbell spoke to the Lake Melville School Grade 5 & Grade 6 Classes. Labrador Legacy is a podcast created by the Grade 5 & Grade 6 classes, in partnership with Lake Melville School. The program was funded by the provincial ArtsSmarts Program.
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Labrador Legacy: Harvey Blake
Jul 600:28:28Tap to summarizeHarvey Blake is a hunter and trapper in North West River, Labrador. Blake started trapping at a young age, and learned through experience as he trapped foxes and lynx. Blake hopes young people today will continue the traditions of the area and continue trapping in the future. Blake spoke to the Lake Melville School Grade 5 & Grade 6 Classes. Labrador Legacy is a podcast created by the Grade 5 & Grade 6 classes, in partnership with Lake Melville School. The program was funded by the provincial ArtsSmarts Program.
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Labrador Legacy: Leander Baikie
Jul 100:44:20Tap to summarizeLeander Baikie is a musician and businessman in North West River, Labrador. Leander shares about his childhood and upbringing with the Lake Melville School Grade 5 & Grade 6 Classes, and his advice for the future. Labrador Legacy is a podcast created by the Grade 5 & Grade 6 classes, in partnership with Lake Melville School. The program was funded by the provincial ArtsSmarts Program.
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