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Today, there are more than 2 million descendants of French-Canadian immigrants living in New England. This is our story. Welcome to the French-Canadian Legacy Podcast.
Unknown Host hosts French-Canadian Legacy Podcast, a society show with 243 episodes published.
The Franco vote is something we’ve touched upon in earlier episodes but this week we’re doing a deep dive. This week we're joined by returning favorite Juliana L'Heureux and first time guest and author of How Maine Decid
This week we’re joined by another amazing person Jesse met on his visit to Yale. Dr. Brendan Shanahan is a Associate Research Scholar, Committee on Canadian Studies at Yale University. You’ll learn how Dr. Shanahan found
Jesse is back behind the news desk again and then he'll let you know about next week's amazing guest, Dr. Brendan Shanahan. Dr. Brendan Shanahan Bio - https://history.yale.edu/people/brendan-shanahan News Links - https:/
This week we welcome Genealogist Nicole Gallant-Nunes to the podcast. You’ll learn about what inspired Nicole to become a Genealogist and her journey to become one. Nicole and Jesse also discuss how Genealogy lead her to
Get your calendars out because Jesse has some dates for some event you'll want to remember then he'll let you know about next week's guest, Nicole Gallant-Nunes. She's been working on an important project that you'll wan
We welcome Dr. Kathleen Stein-Smith back to the show to talk about Volume Two of French All Around Us. Listeners to the show will remember Volume One, and we hope it’s on your bookshelf. Dr. Stein-Smith talks about the p
Jesse has a blog, podcast and a job listing in the news segment this week. Then he's going to let you know about friend of the show Dr. Kathleen Stein-Smith's return to the show. They'll be talking about Volume 2 of Fren
Last March Jesse attended a conference at Yale and today’s guest was the keynote speaker. Dr. Jonathan Gosnell is the Department Chair of French Studies at Smith College. In the episode you’ll learn how he became interes
Jesse puts on his new reporter chapeau and lets you know about the news and blogs happening in the French-Canadian World. Then you'll hear a preview about next week's episode with Dr. Jonathan Gosnell. Dr. Gosnell presen
We're honored to have a legend of the St. John Valley on our show today. Don Levesque. We'll learn about his journalism career, how he worked for the St. John Valley Times for 25 year. He's monthly article in French, and
Jesse lets you know about an exciting event he took part in last weekend and a couple of things to check out. Then he'll talk about next week's guest Don Levesque. Just a note, there is no bonus question this week, just
This week Jesse talks to a new friend we met at the first Maine Poutinefest, author Paula Grandpre Wood. Paula had a very popular table that year, so of course we wanted to talk to her and learn about her book, The Long
Jesse is letting you know about some events and blogs to check out and then letting you know about next week's amazing guest Author Paula Grandpre Wood. You'll learn about her book, The Long Walk Home with the Ceinture F
We’re excited to have a conversation with Dr. Leslie Choquette, Professor of History and Director of the French Institute. They’ll talk about The French Institute, her book Frenchmen into Peasants and more. You’ll also l
Jesse returns to the news desk to tell you about his favorite band...and other events that listeners of the show will enjoy. Then he previews next week's guest, a guest we get a lot of requests for and finally got to sit
This week we're joined by Poet and Songwriter Jean Pouliot. Jesse met Jean at Rassemblement in an interesting way that we'll share on the show. Jean was nice enough to share a couple of poems and songs after talking abou
Lots of great stuff is happening in Maine and Jesse is here to let you know about it. Then he'll talk about next week's episode with Jean Pouliot. You might have seen him at Poutinefest last year, because he attended all
Our first interview of the new season is a good one. Jean-Michel Dufaux is part of the team behind the fantastic documentary, Notre rêve américain. Jesse and other friends that we've had on the podcast were honored to ta
We’re back with a new season of The French-Canadian Legacy Podcast and Jesse is behind the news desk to let you know about events, books and blogs in the Franco-American world. Then he’ll let you know about Next Week’s G
We have an exciting new project that is launching TODAY!!! Jesse has always wanted to make a video series about French-Canadian locations in New England, so for the past year we've been working on that exact project. Fre
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