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the hidden island

PEI Museum and Heritage Foundation•mjmcrae.podbean.com
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Discover the hidden history of Prince Edward Island - and how it’s still relevant today.
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there and back again - part 1

We start off season two at the beginning: the creation of Epekwitk told by Mi'kmaq legends. Skipping centuries here and there, we learn about the many people this island became home to and follow their patterns of migration. Whether expelled by the English in the mid-1700s, looking for work, or yearning for somewhere new, not all islanders stay on PEI. We explore what that looked like, and more importantly, what it meant for islanders to have to leave home throughout the centuries. Features gues...

Sep 22, 2021•19 min•Season 2Ep. 6

season 2 sneak peek

And we're back! Listen to our season two trailer, then return Sept. 22, 2021 to catch the entire season.

Aug 10, 2021•1 min

do you believe in ghosts?

This Island has strong roots in storytelling, beginning with the Mi'kmaq people that inhabited Epekwitk (Prince Edward Island) thousands of years ago. In episode 3, we talk about this Island's history with storytelling among Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities, and explore some Island ghost stories. Get ready to be spooked! Features guest interviews: Julie Pellissier-Lush, Eric Creamer, Brandi Coughlin, and Meg Preston.

Sep 04, 2020•29 min•Season 1Ep. 2

does PEI even have pride?

The 2SLGBTQIA+ community on Prince Edward Island has been campaigning for change and equal rights for decades. In episode 2, we explore the history of queer pride on the Island, and what it's like for members of the community today. Features guest interviews: Dr. Nola Etkin, Rory Starkman, Amanda Creamer, and Luke. **Content warning: this episode contains homophobic slurs and mentions of sexual assault. Please take care of yourself while listening. PRIDE PEI: https://pridepei.ca/ PEERS Alliance:...

Sep 04, 2020•27 min•Ep. 2

where are the women?

Public statuary has been a part of the Prince Edward Island landscape for over a hundred years now, and yet there's a lack of women representation. In episode 1, we talk about the history of public statuary and monuments on the Island and why it's so difficult to find statues featuring women today. Features guest interviews: Dr. Edward MacDonald, Jane Ledwell, and Amanda Creamer.

Sep 04, 2020•23 min•Ep. 1

season 1 sneak peek

Check out the trailer for our new podcast series, "the hidden island." Come back on Sept. 4, 2020 for the first few episodes!

Aug 12, 2020•1 min•Season 1Ep. 4