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The Tides That Tie

Podkast av Kevin Green & Ron Gregg

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The Tides That Tie Two islands. Two countries. One unbreakable bond.The Tides That Tie explores the extraordinary connection between Beaver Island, Michigan, and Arranmore, County Donegal, Ireland—two communities officially twinned and bound by history, heritage, and heart.Hosted by Kevin Green and Ron Gregg, each episode dives into the stories, traditions, and challenges that shape life on these islands. From fishing heritage to emigration to celebration, we share voices from both sides of the Atlantic, bringing to life the people and events that keep this transatlantic friendship thriving.Produced by the Beaver Island Irish Heritage Group, this is more than a podcast—it’s a living bridge between two shores.

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S2 E5 Arranmore United, More than Just a Team

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2512761/fan_mail/new] On a cold, wind-driven Saturday at Rannagh Park, it’s easy to mistake what’s happening on Arranmore for just another football match.  It isn’t.  In this episode of The Tides That Tie, we trace the story of Arranmore United—a club built not just to compete, but to help hold a community together. From its beginnings in 1987—when three rival island teams set aside differences to form one side for one island—to the present day, where players travel hours and cross open water just to make kickoff, this is a story about commitment, identity, and belonging. You’ll hear from past and present voices of the club, including: * Founders who helped bring the team into existence  * Players from the 1989–90 era that set the standard early  * Current players navigating emigration, distance, and modern challenges  * Young voices hoping to carry the club forward  At the center of the episode is a powerful moment from 2019—a cup final that captures everything the club represents: pride, loss, community, and resilience.  This isn’t just about football.  It’s about what happens when a place decides it needs something to rally around—and refuses to let it disappear.

5. mai 2026 - 36 min
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S2 E4 Between Two Lighthouses

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2512761/fan_mail/new] In this episode of The Tides That Tie, Ron Gregg brings us into a time when life on Beaver Island was shaped entirely by Lake Michigan—its rhythms, its risks, and its rewards. From the height of the 19th-century fishing era to the quiet work of winter, this story captures what it meant to live in constant relationship with the water. Guided by the distant lights of Whiskey Point and Skillagalee, we follow the early crossings between Beaver Island and the mainland—journeys made by sail, skill, and experience alone. More than a story of travel, this is a portrait of island life—of resilience, adaptation, and the enduring connection between people and the water that defined their world. Links: Skillagalee Lighthouse and Chart: Skillagalee Island [https://northernmichmashpreserve.weebly.com/skillagalee-island.html] Woods Hole Historical Museum: Tools for Harvesting the Ice [https://woodsholemuseum.org/icehouse/tools.html] Great Lakes Fisheries Heritage Trail: A Good Boat - The Mackinaw - Great Lakes Fisheries Heritage Tr [https://www.greatlakesfisheriestrail.org/collection.asp?ait=jv&jid=19&utm_source=chatgpt.com]

6. april 2026 - 40 min
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S2 E3 The Arranmore Lifeboat

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2512761/fan_mail/new] The Tides That Tie – The Arranmore Lifeboat For more than a century, the lifeboat crew on Arranmore have answered the call when someone is in danger at sea. In this episode of The Tides That Tie, we hear from Nora Flanagan, Ciaran O’Donnell, and John McCafferty about the history and mission of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution station on Arranmore. From early lifeboats powered by oars and sails to today’s modern rescue vessel, the story of the RNLI is one of volunteers, community support, and generations of islanders committed to saving lives along the rugged Donegal coast. Their message is simple: when the pager goes off, they go. Learn More or Support the RNLI The RNLI is a charity that relies on public donations to operate its lifeboats and train its volunteer crews. If you’d like to learn more or support their lifesaving work, visit:  https://rnli.org [https://rnli.org] Featured in This Episode Nora Flanagan  Kieran O’Donnell  John McCafferty   To learn more about the Beaver Island Irish Heritage Group, visit: https://www.biihg.com/ [https://www.biihg.com/]

6. mars 2026 - 36 min
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