Timeless Voices Youth Podcast

The Heart of Labrador 50+ Club held a storytelling evening at the United Church in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. Take a listen to George way, speaking to family and friends, reminiscing about the past.

The Heart of Labrador 50+ Club held a storytelling evening at the United Church in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. Take a listen to Joe Goudie, speaking to family and friends, reminiscing about the past.

Elder Harry Mugford is interviewed by Hope Elson during the Timeless Voices Youth Podcast Program.  Mugford shares his childhood memories, including walking to school and the simple joys of growing up in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. He describes the differences between his childhood and the present, noting the increased pace of life and the loss of traditional values. Mugford reflects on the challenges...

In this heartfelt episode, Inuk youth Brittany Janes sits down with Inuk Elder Jim Holwell, a respected figure in his community, to explore his rich life and heritage. Elder Holwell shares stories from his past, reflecting on the history, culture, and traditions that have shaped him and his people.  Elder Holwell also shares his wisdom on navigating the challenges of modern life while staying conn...

Elder Peggy Hann grew up in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. Hann opens up about her childhood, marriage, career and more in this thoughtful interview with Inuk youth Mary Lampe-Saunders.  Hann reflects on having the first refridgerator on her street, the first television in her extended circle, and the excitement of having novel products like Cheese Whiz and a new sweater. Hann also discusses the cultural...

Chris Montague, an Inuk elder from Happy Valley Goose Bay, reflects on his childhood in North Sugar, a small town with a population of about 800. He discusses the community's reliance on trapping, the importance of imagination due to limited travel, and the role of the local school in fostering a sense of community.  Montague shares personal anecdotes about his family, including his father's trapp...

Debbie Michelin is interviewed by Brittany Janes in this heartfelt, emotional discussion. Michelin shares her childhood memories, including spending time on the land and the importance of traditional activities. She discusses her education and the challenges of fitting into the traditional school system. She highlights the importance of community and the need to find ways to connect with each othe...

Ruth Powell, an 86-year-old indigenous elder from Happy Valley Goose Bay, shared her childhood experiences, including befriending a black bear named Lucky and her grandmother's fear of the bear. She discussed her transition to residential school at 13, the challenges of learning English, and her father's mixed heritage.  Ruth recounted her life raising seven children, working in a hospital, and de...

Inuk knowledge holder and crafter Mina Campbell speaks about uluit, sealskin and more.  Campbell describes the process of making uluit, explains the traditional use of uluit and their cultural significance as a woman's knife passed down through generations. She expresses concern about the decline in interest in traditional practices, noting that younger generations prefer modern methods. Campbell...