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❗️🇪🇪 below❗️(ENG) Hello and welcome to EstoCast, a podcast presented by Estonian Museum Canada/VEMU, Estonian Music Week and Eesti Elu/Estonian Life newspaper. In each episode of Estocast, join us as we delve into another dimension of Estonian culture in Canada, Estonia, and elsewhere. Through discussions of books, music, art, history, science, and more, we discover what it is to be Estonian and what Estonian people have to offer the broader world. // (EST) Tere tulemast kuulama taskuhäälingut EstoCast, mida teevad ühisel jõul Väliseesti Muuseum/VEMU, Estonian Music Week ja ajaleht Eesti Elu/Estonian Life Torontos. Pakume eesti- ja ingliskeelset kuulamist kõigile, kel on tahtmist süveneda eesti kultuuri rikkusesse ja selle erinevatesse tahkudesse siin Kanadas, Eestis või mujal maailmas. Arutelud kirjanduse, muusika, kunsti, ajaloo, teaduse jm teemadel aitavad meil mõista, mida tähendab olla eestlane ja mida on eestlastel maailmale pakkuda.
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Signup to Generate a Pitch❗️🇪🇪 below❗️(ENG) Hello and welcome to EstoCast, a podcast presented by Estonian Museum Canada/VEMU, Estonian Music Week and Eesti Elu/Estonian Life newspaper. In each episode of Estocast, join us as we delve into another dimension of Estonian culture in Canada, Estonia, and elsewhere.
EstoCast is hosted by VEMU, EMW & Estonian Life. The show has published 97 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Peidus plaatidel ja kingakarpides, väliseesti muusikat avastamas Vaiko Epliku ja Maarja Merivoo-Parroga" (21 October 2026, 61 minutes), "Arenevad linnad ja üleilmne eestlus - vestlus Eesti riigiarhitekti Tõnis Arjusega" (23 September 2026, 60 minutes), and "Chemistry, Comedy, and Memories of Olaf Kopvillem with Archivist Keila Kopvillem" (9 September 2026, 38 minutes).
EstoCast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 50 minutes across 97 episodes.
Booking probability for EstoCast is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. EstoCast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. EstoCast's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for EstoCast are Artists, Writers & Performers and Museums, Zoos & Historic Sites. EstoCast has an arts audience.
VEMU, EMW & Estonian Life hosts EstoCast, an arts podcast with 97 episodes published.
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Episode #97
Mis peitub kingakarbis, mille omanik arvab, et seal pole midagi erilist? Võib-olla killuke seni kuulmata Eesti muusikalugu. EstoCastis on külas muusik ja laulukirjutaja Vaiko Eplik ning ajaloolane ja muusikauurija...
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EstoCasti viienda hooaja esimeses eestikeelses episoodis räägime Eesti esimese riigiarhitekti Tõnis Arjusega, kes külastas hiljuti Torontot, et osa võtta KESKUSe avapidustustest. Visiidi jooksul tutvus ta ka Tartu...
Episode #94
Welcome to the 5th season of EstoCast! The music of Olaf Kopvillem may depict one man’s story and experience at face value, but it also shows a more universal refugee experience in the sense that a lot of post Second...
Episode #93
Between children’s music and educational YouTube channels, the Estonian multimedia project known as Lolala has become part of tens of thousands of people’s lives. And it all started in the living room of Anna and Arian...
Episode #92
Monika Siim-Kiviloo on inspireeriv ja mitmekülgne tegija, keda tõi Torontosse alguses filmiproduktsiooni õpe Yorki ülikoolis ja seejärel üldinseneri õpingud Toronto Ülikoolis. Kuid Monika on ka VEMU tiimi kõige noorem...
Episode #91
Olga Loitsenko, the latest guest on EstoCast, is on a mission. Well, a number of them actually, if you count hunting for coffee and employment, but above all she’s working to climb her way up as a comedian here in...
Episode #90
Kaarel Piirimäe on ajaloolane ja mõtleja, kes avab oma käsitlustes Eesti ja Euroopa mineviku keerukaid kihistusi ning nende mõju tänapäevale. Praegu viibib Kaarel Torontos, töötades uue raamatu kallal ning külastades ka...
Episode #89
Montréal-based artist and Antarctic enthusiast Valmar Kurol believes that artists and tourists play a major role in the protection of Antarctica, as discussed in the latest EstoCast episode. Which is partly why the...
Episode #88
For members of our Toronto Estonian community, Anna Herran might already be a familiar face. She has helped out in the VEMU archives as well as volunteered at Estonian Music Week, various VEMU events, and Post-EstDocs...
Episode #87
In the newest episode of EstoCast, we’re steering away from the usual format to share a literary discussion. The text in question is Sofi Oksanen’s book Same River, Twice: Putin’s War on Women – A Feminist Investigation...
Episode #86
Marju Kõivupuu on Võrumaalt pärit eesti folklorist, kultuuriloolane, kirjanik ja õppejõud, kes lisaks akadeemilisele uurimistööle on aktiivselt panustanud meie pärandkultuuri populariseerimisse ja löönud kaasa...
Episode #85
Dance is something that should be a part of everyone’s lives, as discussed with the latest EstoCast guest, Montréal-based dancer Peter Trosztmer. Dance is his profession and craft, but it has also been a means to...
Episode #84
Haldi Välimäe on eesti muusik ja laulukirjutaja, kes on juba noorest peale olnud muusikaga seotud ning sellest ümbritsetud. Ta mitte ei saanud muusikuks, vaid sündis selleks. Haldi tunneb huvi ka väliseesti muusika ning...
Episode #83
In her research, Dr. Kaia Tombak has challenged long-held assumptions in evolutionary biology, such as the idea that male mammals are always larger than females. As she describes it, there is a significant proportion of...
Episode #82
Lea Kreinini nimi on paljudele Toronto eestlasele tuttav, kuna ta on mõnda aega siin meie seas elanud ja saadab nüüd Eestist kaastöid ajalehele Eesti Elu. Lea on pidanud huvitavaid ameteid - ta on õpetanud eesti keelt...
Episode #81
Though places and opportunities to play their music are somewhat limited in Uppsala, Sweden, heavy folk band Fränder—including their Estonian flautist, bagpipe player, and singer Säde Tatar—have taken it upon themselves...
Episode #80
Igal inimesel on oma lugu. Toronto eestlase Anneli Andre Barretti elutee on olnud eriti põnev. Pärast töötamist inglise keele õpetajana Kanadas on ta reisinud erinevatesse riikidesse Project TEMBO vahendusel, et õpetada...
Episode #79
Speaking with educator and singer-songwriter Tiiu Strutt, we find that every animal track, every song, every puppet show, and every conversation is a learning opportunity. And moreover, an avenue to instilling a sense...
Episode #78
Eesti keel on eestlaste meelest teadagi kõige ilusam keel maailmas, aga seda peetakse ka üheks raskemini õpitavaks keeleks. See ei takistanud Ameerikast Minnesotast pärit tõlkijal, kirjanikul ja muusikul Adam Cullenil...
Episode #77
Eestlus (Estonianness) is a state of being, identity, and feeling that has a multiplicity of variations. This time on EstoCast, we’re fortunate to hear about it from an Estonian-Australian point-of-view. Coming from...
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vanemteadur, folklorist ja kultuuriloolane
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