Heritage Minutiae Jenna Knorr

In this cross-cultural exchange podcast, hosts Jenna and Chidochashe use the Historica Canada Heritage Minutes as a vehicle to examine Canadian history. In this episode, we're joined by Douglas Walbourne-Gough, to talk Jacques Cartier, Canada's OG colonizer and... treasure smuggler? We dig deeper into our emerging meta-narrative of the responsibility behind storytelling, and who decides what is kept and what gets cut.

Hosts: Jenna Knorr and Chidochashe Madanhi
Guest: Douglas Walbourne-Gough
Producer: Adam Ganong
Editor: Jenna Knorr
Theme Music: Adam Ganong

Sources:
- “Jacques Cartier” from Historica Canada Heritage Minutes
- The Canadian Encyclopedia articles for Jacques Cartier and the Iroquois
- The article “Origin of the Name Canada” from the Government of Canada
- “Henry VIII and Francis I, The Final Conflict: 1540-1547” from History of Warfare Vol. 66 by David Linley Potter

Douglas Walbourne-Gough is a poet and the author of CROW GULCH published by Goose Lane Editions in 2019. Available at indie bookstores across Canada and at www.gooselane.com. You can learn more about Douglas at www.walbournegough.com.

This podcast is produced ad recorded on unceded Wolastoqiyik and Mi'kmaq land.

In this cross-cultural exchange podcast, hosts Jenna and Chidochashe use the Historica Canada Heritage Minutes as a vehicle to examine Canadian history. In this episode, we're joined by our producer Adam Ganong to talk the history of John Cabot, the Atlantic Cod fishery, and the cautionary tales that usually ride on the coattails of hubris.

Hosts: Jenna Knorr and Chidochashe Madanhi
Guest: Adam Ganong
Producer: Adam Ganong
Editor: Jenna Knorr
Theme Music: Adam Ganong

Sources:
- “John Cabot” from Historica Canada Heritage Minutes
- The Canadian Encyclopedia
- The article “The Island of the Seven Cities” from Geographical Review
- The article “Global Consequences of Overfishing” from the Fisheries and Oceans Canada

This podcast is produced ad recorded on unceded Wolastoqiyik and Mi'kmaq land.

In this cross-cultural exchange podcast, hosts Jenna and Chidochashe use the Historica Canada Heritage Minutes as a vehicle to examine Canadian history. In this episode, we're joined by guest Amanda Sarty (@amandafoote) to talk the history of the Vikings in Newfoundland, the province's Indigenous peoples, and the challenges facing archivists and storytelling in a modern world.

Hosts: Jenna Knorr and Chidochashe Madanhi
Guest: Amanda Sarty
Producer: Adam Ganong
Editor: Jenna Knorr
Theme Music: Adam Ganong

Sources:
- “Vikings” from Historica Canada Heritage Minutes
- The Canadian Encyclopedia
- Parks Canada
- "The Norse in the North Atlantic" from Heritage Newfoundland & Labrador

This podcast is produced ad recorded on unceded Wolastoqiyik and Mi'kmaq land.

In this cross-cultural exchange podcast, hosts Jenna and Chidochashe use the Historica Canada Heritage Minutes as a vehicle to examine Canadian history. Starting with "Peacemaker", Jenna and Chidochashe discuss the Iroquoian Great Laws of Peace and Canada's treatment of Indigenous people in years past and today.

Hosts: Jenna Knorr and Chidochashe Madanhi
Producer: Adam Ganong
Editor: Jenna Knorr
Theme Music: Adam Ganong

Sources:
- “Peacemaker” from Historica Canada Heritage Minutes
- The Canadian Encyclopedia
- The Constitution of the Five Nations by Arthur C. Parker
- "Legend of the Founding of the Iroquois League" by  J. N. B. Hewitt and Chief John Buck

This podcast is produced ad recorded on unceded Wolastoqiyik and Mi'kmaq land.

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