最佳Labrador播客 (2024)

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Launch of “Shed Labrador Inc. Makerspace” in Labrador West 8:46

15h ago8:46

8:46

Labrador City has a new space for anyone who love computers, science and making new things. We'll drop in on the new "Shed Labrador Inc. Makerspace."

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#315 The Conflicted Dog 37:00

7d ago37:00

37:00

Poor behaviors, new training problems, confusing troubles, generally stem from the dog being in a situation it cannot manage, is confused or is disheartened or distrustful. But very few of us look at things this way. Understanding the inner nature of your dog can often be quite useful in problem solving.…

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Shortage of fish plant workers in Mary’s Harbour 8:10

15h ago8:10

8:10

Fishing season has begun for crab harvesters in southern Labrador. But with fewer fish plant workers, it's taking longer to process the catch. We hear from Mary’s Harbour mayor Alton Rumbolt, who’s also a long-time fish harvester

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Astronomer shares science and lore of the northern lights in Sheshatshiu 8:51

15h ago8:51

8:51

As part of the Labrador Campus’ “Big Land, Big Sky” week, astronomer Svetlana Barkanova dropped by Sheshatshiu Innu School last week. We hear some of her presentation on the northern lights.

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Update on mercury and methylmercury contamination in Lake Melville 6:29

1d ago6:29

6:29

Since Muskrat Falls was approved, concerns have swirled over the possible contamination of nearby country foods. We hear from two Environment and Climate Change Canada researchers looking into mercury and methylmercury levels near Lake Melville.

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More funding for houses in Sheshatshiu, though demand is still high 9:05

1d ago9:05

9:05

33 new houses in Sheshatshiu are being built, thanks to funding from the federal government. But according to Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation Chief Etienne Rich, about 300 applications were submitted for those 33 houses. We hear from Rich and Labrador MP Yvonne Jones at a funding announcement last week.…

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Labrador West woman travels to Romania for endometriosis treatment 5:34

1d ago5:34

5:34

It’s a disease that affects 1 in 10 women. Yet, a lot of people don’t know much about endometriosis. We meet one woman from Labrador West who traveled internationally for help.

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If you can order a pizza, is it still a cabin? 8:12

3d ago8:12

8:12

Just how rustic should a cabin be? Should it have all the creature comforts of home, or not so much? We asked some folks in Happy Valley-Goose Bay what comes to mind when they think of a cabin.

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Jamie Abbass on his new business venture at Gosling Lake 8:22

3d ago8:22

8:22

At one point, the Gosling Lake campground just outside of Happy Valley-Goose Bay was in need of a little TLC. But now, co-owners Jamie Abbass and Blair McLean are breathing new life into the place—and they even hosted us for our provincial remote show this morning. We chat with Jamie about their plans for the place.…

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Boondocking in a Airstream camper 9:08

3d ago9:08

9:08

We chat with the proud owner of a shiny aluminum "Airstream" camper, and hear why she loves being part of a vintage camper community.

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Chat with two devoted campers at Gosling Lake Campground 6:08

3d ago6:08

6:08

We meet two campers who’ve spent every weekend at Gosling Lake Campground since the start of the season. Josh Mckenzie and his wife, Melissa, give us the low down on their camping spot.

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Happy Valley-Goose Bay Pathfinders teach Rhivu how to light a fire 8:03

3d ago8:03

8:03

We know a lot of people in this province are good at lighting camp fires. But the pathfinders from the Happy Valley-Goose Bay guiding unit definitely know their stuff. We hear their advice on lighting fires.

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Making some toutons during our May 24th show 5:14

3d ago5:14

5:14

Camping and good grub go hand-in-hand, and that's next on the menu during our special May 24 holiday show!

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Filipino women who loves fishing in Labrador 9:35

3d ago9:35

9:35

Nothing says camping like a freshly caught fish—especially a fish caught and prepared Filipino-style. We meet Katrina Ayade, a Filipino woman who loves fishing in Labrador, and hear her recipe for "Kinilaw"—a kind of Filipino “ceviche” or raw fish.

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Whats the happs for The week of May 17th 4:56

6d ago4:56

4:56

Join Zack as he tells you all about the happenings in Labrador this week!

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Coxswain workshop in Labrador West 6:49

6d ago6:49

6:49

Do you like to get out on the water and shout at people..? You could have the makings of a future coxswain! We’ll hear about a coxswain workshop coming up in Wabush, and learn about the art of leading boating teams at the Labrador West Regatta.

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Happy Valley-Goose Bay woman says the healthcare system is failing its most vulnerable 10:20

6d ago10:20

10:20

After her 84 year old mother was sent home from the Labrador Health Centre with a broken leg, a Happy Valley-Goose Bay woman is asking why her mother didn't receive an x-ray. We learn more about why Sheila Brown says the province's health care system is failing its most vulnerable citizens.

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Transportation advocate poses questions about HV-GB’s electric bus plans 12:27

6d ago12:27

12:27

Should a bus route have bus stops? The electric bus coming to Happy Valley-Goose Bay might not. We speak to a transportation advocate about that, and ask for his thoughts on the overall vision for the electric bus here in town.

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No quota for some Nunatsiavut shrimp harvesters this year 19:28

7d ago19:28

19:28

Seven inshore shrimp harvesters in Nunatsiavut say that for the first time ever, they're being denied a shrimp quota. They also say that about a third of the quota is going to the Nunatsiavut Government’s former Minister of Natural Resources. But Nunatsiavut says the rules are working as they should. We hear from fish harvester Darryl Flowers and J…

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Labradorian in Fort McMurray while wildfire spreads 8:00

7d ago8:00

8:00

Over 6,600 people in Fort McMurray have been evacuated so far due to forest fire. We speak to a Labradorian who lives in the city, and hear how she's coping with the situation.

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Volunteer recycling group in Happy Valley Goose Bay 5:56

7d ago5:56

5:56

Spring is in the air, and that means it's time to clean out some recycling—if you have a recycling program, that is. We hear from the volunteer recycling group making recycling possible in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.

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Labrador West officials raise concerns about Kami Iron Ore mine proposal 13:19

8d ago13:19

13:19

A long-awaited mining project in Labrador West could be up and running soon—but some local officials are worried about the company’s potential fly-in, fly-out workforce. We hear from Labrador West MHA Jordan Brown and Wabush Mayor Ron Barron.

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Saga Metals mining proposals near Cartwright and Double Mer 9:14

8d ago9:14

9:14

Vancouver mining company Saga Metals is eyeing two potential sites in Labrador for mining uranium, lithium, titanium and more. We hear from the company’s chief geological officer and director, Michael Garagan.

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Makkovik student film wins big at Pope Youth Film Festival 10:05

8d ago10:05

10:05

And the awards for Best Direction, as well as Best Community Representation go to… Makkovik! We hear from grade 12 students Michelle Nochasak and Robert Andersen—along with their vice-principal, Dion Rideout—about their prize-winning short film, “Traditional Practices in Inuit Education.”

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Launch of new “Words of Warmth” literary festival in Happy Valley-Goose Bay 7:02

8d ago7:02

7:02

Literature lovers of Happy Valley-Goose Bay, you're in luck! The brand new "Words of Warmth Literary Festival" is launching this June. We hear more details from organizer Morgen Mills.

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Funding announcement for Happy Valley-Goose Bay’s electric bus 7:05

9d ago7:05

7:05

The town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay has enough money in hand to buy its electric bus. Labrador MP Yvonne Jones and Mayor George Andrews announced that news yesterday—though we still don't know when the bus will hit the streets. We hear the latest update.

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Understanding the universe through an Indigenous lens 8:33

9d ago8:33

8:33

Look up, look waaayyyy up. Labrador Campus is hosting its Big Land, Big Sky week with some out-of-this-world events. We meet Mi'kmaw astronomer Hilding Neilson, who uses Indigenous knowledges to understand our place in the Universe.

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Check-in with Indigenous Patient Navigator program 8:27

9d ago8:27

8:27

The Indigenous Patient Navigator program has been going strong in St. John’s for about 15 years. We spoke to coordinator Ashley Dicker, and learned how she's helping medical students better understand the health care needs of Indigenous Labradorians.

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Silver Fox 50 Plus Club in St. Lewis 6:08

9d ago6:08

6:08

It's a new group to help combat isolation for seniors. We hear about the new Silver Fox 50 Plus club in St. Lewis

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A new vision for Inuit midwifery 6:47

10d ago6:47

6:47

Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada is calling for legislation and funding to help midwives become established in Inuit communities. We hear from Pauktuutit president Nancy Etok.

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Nunatsiavut Energy Efficiency Retrofit program 9:42

10d ago9:42

9:42

Reducing heating bills, making homes more comfortable, and helping reduce greenhouse gases. We learn about the new Nunatsiavut Energy Efficiency Retrofit program from Jamie Hewlett, the Nunatsiavut Government’s regional energy coordinator.

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Labrador auditions for Newfound Talent Contest 7:37

10d ago7:37

7:37

If you're a rising star in the youth music scene, the Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Arts Society wants to hear from you! They're holding online auditions for Labrador youth ages 19 and under for their Newfound Talent Contest.

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“Iron Aura” exhibit of Labrador West mining photography 8:16

10d ago8:16

8:16

We hear all about "Iron Aura"--a new exhibit of Labrador West mining photography in Montreal. We meet photographer Tanea Hynes, who is originally from Labrador City.

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Learn to run this spring with Happy Valley-Goose Bay’s Trappers’ Running Club 9:28

10d ago9:28

9:28

If you're thinking of lacing up some running shoes for the first time—or even the first time in awhile—the Trappers’ Running Club has a beginner's clinic to welcome you! Chris Griffin is a board member with the club, and he tells us all about the club’s “Learn to Run” program.

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Whats the Happs for the week of May 10, 2024 6:58

13d ago6:58

6:58

Zack tells us what’s happening around Labrador this week.

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The Silver Wolf Band’s live performance on Labrador Morning 23:52

13d ago23:52

23:52

They have a brand new tune, a show coming up at the Lawrence O'Brien Arts Centre, and they're catching their breath after a whirlwind North Coast tour. The Silver Wolf Band joined us live in studio this morning for their very first musical performance on Labrador Morning!

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Labrador City “Science Rendezvous” event this weekend 6:43

13d ago6:43

6:43

We hear about an event that's soon to be on everyone's lips in Labrador City this weekend— especially since there'll be a workshop on how lipstick is made. They're even talking about the science of lipsology! We get a preview of the Science Rendezvous event in Labrador City.

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For Mother’s Day, celebrated seamstress Blanche Winters pays tribute to her mother, Nellie Winters 8:49

13d ago8:49

8:49

A strong artistic matrilineal line runs through the Winters family in Makkovik. We spoke with the daughter of one of the most influential seamstresses in Nunatsiavut in celebration of Mother's Day.

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Checking in with mothers about Mother’s Day at the Little Tree Family Centre 9:31

13d ago9:31

9:31

With Mother’s Day around the corner, we chat with some mothers and grandmothers at Happy Valley-Goose Bay’s Little Tree Family Centre.

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14th annual Air Daffodil Concert happening this weekend 6:28

13d ago6:28

6:28

A concert featuring an abundance of local talent is happening in Happy Valley-Goose Bay this weekend—and it's all to support travel for Labrador cancer patients. We hear all about the 14th annual Air Daffodil Concert from long-time organizer Kirk Lethbridge.

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Hopedale AngajukKâk Marjorie Flowers celebrates Arctic Inspiration Prize win 10:03

14d ago10:03

10:03

A group of Hopedale youth is the talk-of-the-town after they won the $1 million dollars Arctic Inspiration Prize on Tuesday night. It's the first time a Nunasiavut project has won the top prize. We check in with Hopedale AngajukKâk Marjorie Flowers to hear what community members are saying.

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MHA Jordan Brown calling for more affordable flights within the province 4:58

14d ago4:58

4:58

With the provincial government subsidizing WestJet flights from St. John’s to Europe, Labrador West MHA Jordan Brown is calling for more affordable flights within the province. We hear from him.

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New Solar Panel Installer program at the College of the North Atlantic 7:37

14d ago7:37

7:37

The future is bright for aspiring solar panel installers in Labrador! We learn about the new Solar Panel Installer program at the College of the North Atlantic in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, and also hear about some other new trades programs on offer.

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Happy Valley-Goose Bay’s Todd Clements voted Canada’s Favourite Houseguest on Big Brother Canada 8:22

14d ago8:22

8:22

Happy Valley-Goose Bay's Todd Clements made the top 4 of Big Brother Canada—AND he was voted Canada’s Favourite Houseguest! The Toddinator's proud mother, Theresa Clements, joined us for a chat after the season finale.

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Hebron and Nutak reunion project win at the Arctic Inspiration Prize ceremony 5:07

14d ago5:07

5:07

We continue celebrating Labradorians' Arctic Inspiration Prize wins! We hear from Nunatsiavut Government archaeologist Lena Onalik, just after she learned about the win for the Hebron and Nutak reunions project.

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New Labrador aviation history podcast, “Liberator: A Gift from Above” 15:50

15d ago15:50

15:50

An intriguing piece of Labrador aviation history soars in a brand new podcast. It's a story about a gift that left a lasting impact on the people of Labrador. We find out more about Liberator: A Gift From Above.

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Michael Winsor putting Torngat Mountains on the… stamp 7:03

15d ago7:03

7:03

16 million stamps featuring a photo of the Torngat Mountains have been printed by Canada Post! We chatted with the St. John’s photographer behind the stamp, Michael Winsor.

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40 years at the North West River Volunteer library 8:43

15d ago8:43

8:43

The North West River Volunteer Library is celebrating its 40th anniversary! We hear from Liz Dawson, an original volunteer with the library.

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How to protect yourself from ticks in Labrador 8:32

15d ago8:32

8:32

A story that will probably tick you off. Ticks are being spotted on more animals in Labrador. We hear from a researcher on how you can protect yourself this summer.

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Hopedale youth win grand prize at Arctic Inspiration Prize award ceremony 10:17

15d ago10:17

10:17

A group of Hopedale youth just won one million dollars for a new language and culture center! We hear from the team dreaming of the "Inotsiavik Centre" project, and celebrate their Arctic Inspiration Prize win.

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