10 episodes
Traversecityist Grexit, LLC.
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5.0 • 12 Ratings
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The Traversecityist is a story-based podcast mixing interviews, history, folklore and cultural observations in and around Traverse City, Michigan.
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Episode 13: Nibi
In the Anishinaabe way of life, the women are called to work for the health of the water. Members of the Anishinaabe community spoke with the Traversecityist about their sacred ...
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Episode 12: The Artists, Part I.
This is the first in a series entitled “The Artists,” a sort of cultural survey profiling emerging and established regional artists from diverse backgrounds and identities, representing all disciplines. Kevin ...
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Episode 11: Winter
In Traverse City, there are many individuals who have harnessed their passions and resources, resulting in strong communities, big and small. Those communities help us power through the winter.
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Episode 10: The Handstanders
Meet The Handstanders; Jamey Barnard, Yali Rivlin, Casey Chinnock, Trevor Hobbs, and John Storms Rohm. Together these five northern Manistee County residents have created a new regional sound that they ...
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Episode 9: Strongheart
In 2001, the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians collaborated with internationally acclaimed architect Douglas Cardinal, to create the StrongHeart Civic Center, a place where tribal members could ...
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Episode 8: The Architects
Five Traverse City architects, Suzannah Tobin, Ray Kendra, Peter Smith, Michael Fitzhugh and Ken Richmond took part in a live conversation entitled, Architecture Design and Community Influence. The dialogue focused ...
Customer Reviews
Benzie County’s formative brilliance
There’s a place in northern Michigan, Benzie County, that captures spirits like none other. One was mine, captured 33 years ago and held tightly ever since. Another’s was Gretchen Carr, who was raised here. Gretchen prepared an episode of her podcast that finds that distinctive Benzie spirit in a natural foods restaurant like none other. Hearing all the voices I know so well. Learning the dimensions of the story she tells. Marvelous stuff. First time I came here in September 1990, as a young man, this county just reached in and held me. All those people you note are dear dear friends. This is just such a memorable production. We’ll done in every way.
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I love this podcast about our city. I enjoy the in-depth look at the things that make it a real, thriving place to live and not just a tourist destination.
Love this treasure of a show!
So thoughtfully crafted and beautifully presented! Makes me love my home town even more!!!