Vision Gaspé-Percé Now Podcasts

Gaspesian Voices Walter Willett

Walter Willett is a New Richmond born author-historian. In this episode we discuss his youth on the Gaspé Coast, his years and CEGEP and university, and delve into his latest project, a contemporary take on the 1936 by Olive Willett Smith book, Gaspé, the Romantique.

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Gaspesian Voices Nash Stanley

A short discussion with Gaspé Coast artist Nash Stanley recorded at Barachois on July 22 2022 as he hit the stage with the band The Narrows.

Where Was Home?

In this episode, part of the Gaspé Speaks podcast series, we take a look at some of the towns and regions that saw sons and daughters emigrate from Ireland to the Gaspé Coast. Places such as County Antrim, Wexford, and County Cork. Features interviews with Fabien Sinnett and Pat St-Onge.

It's an Irish Thing.

Cascapedia St-Jules' Mary Robertson and Douglastown's Casey Kennedy shares some reflections and insights into what being descendants of Irish immigrants means to them.

On Mindfulness and Other Matters

In this fifth episode of the Gaspé Speaks podcast series, we feature a discussion with Dr. Megan McCallum, clinical psychologist, on an array of topics such as returning to Gaspé after completing her PhD studies, the challenges and rewards of operating a clinic in a small town, and the practice of mindfulness.

This Is Home. A discussion with Janet Harvey.

Janet Harvey grew up in Montreal, but her family roots are firmly planted in the Barachois area. After spending 40 years on Canada's West Coast, she and her husband decided to retire full-time on the Gaspé Coast where she is involved in a number of community initiatives.

Raise a Glass of Gaspé.

Discussion with O'Dwyer Distillery co-founder Michael Briand.

Sounds From The Bay (Part Two)

A discussion on Gaspé's traditional music with Glenn Patterson.

Sounds From The Bay (Part One)

A discussion of Gaspé's traditional music with Glenn Patterson.