Tea for Two in Gros Morne

Episode 5 - Glenda Reid Bavis

Glenda Reid Bavis moved to the community of Cow Head as a young child. She's a dedicated community member, a cornerstone of the heritage sector, and has a hand in planning many a good time.   Listen in to hear what it was like growing up Down the Road, what safety precautions to take when learning to skate, and why it's so important to celebrate the history and contributions of rural women.   Hosted by Olivia Ball. Original music composed and performed by Louis McDonald. Graphic design by James March. Additional editing by Tom Cochrane. A Right There Productions podcast for Voice of Bonne Bay Community Radio. This initiative is made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Episode 4 - Harold Parsons

Harold Parsons grew up in Woody Point. And he loved it!   Listen in to hear about how many songs you could get for a quarter at Uncle Bill's store, whittling swords on the beach, and why Woody Point was such a great place to be a kid.   Hosted by Olivia Ball. Original music composed and performed by Louis McDonald. Graphic design by James March. Additional editing by Tom Cochrane. A Right There Productions podcast for Voice of Bonne Bay Community Radio. This initiative is made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Episode 3 - Joyce Young

Joyce Young was born and raised in the community of Glenburnie-Birchy Head-Shoal Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador.   She's still here, building community and making some of the most beautiful crafts around.   Listen in to hear about the history of Newfoundland quilting, the importance of crafting with friends and community members, and building skating rinks right on a frozen fjord.   Hosted by Olivia Ball. Original music composed and performed by Louis McDonald. Graphic design by James March. A Right There Productions podcast for Voice of Bonne Bay Community Radio. This initiative is made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Episode 2 - Gwendolyn Payne

Gwendolyn Payne has lived her whole life in Cow Head, Newfoundland and Labrador. The daughter of a lighthouse keeper, she has an incredible memory for dates, songs, and stories of the past.   Listen in to hear what Santa brought in the 1930s, travelling for medical treatment by horse and sleigh, and a riddle first shared over 80 years ago.   Hosted by Olivia Ball. Original music composed and performed by Louis McDonald. Graphic design by James March. A Right There Productions podcast for Voice of Bonne Bay Community Radio. This initiative is made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Episode 1 - Alex Crocker

Alex Crocker was born and raised in Trout River, Newfoundland and Labrador. He's still there today, living the traditional way - raising livestock, harvesting fish, and cutting wood.   Listen in to hear about mowing hay with a sickle, building boats, and what haircut everyone got before heading down the coast for a few months in the summer.   Hosted by Olivia Ball. Original music composed and performed by Louis McDonald. Graphic design by James March. A Right There Productions podcast for Voice of Bonne Bay Community Radio. This initiative is made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.