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home is a podcast about sweeping out the dust and cobwebs (metaphorical or otherwise) in different spaces in a home. Each Season concerns a different part of a home; season 1 is about the Kitchen and how to get your dishes done. The podcast includes interviews of self and other. It is a podcast about family history, change, and exploring different ways of being. It is problem-focused because it was created to help the host feel more at home in their home, tackle particular concerns, and use their voice publicly and learn to podcast. home is a vehicle for metamorphosis, connection, and play. home is based out of Duluth, Minnesota (1854 Treaty lands).

home is a leisure podcast hosted by Brenna Greenfield, with 20 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Brenna Greenfield hosts home, a leisure show with 20 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  The Lake: In Circulation w/Brenna Greenfield

  Sep 26, 202611 minS2

  In Episode 10 of Season 2, the host (Brenna) talks about her photography exhibit at the Great Lakes Aquarium. She discusses what she's been learning this season through conversations with podcast guests. It being the end of the September, we're starting to get some bigger waves on Lake Superior now and then. Brenna's photography show & webpage: https://glaquarium.org/exhibits/fine-arts/ www.brennagreenfield.com Olivia Vagelos and the Design for Feelings Studio: https://www.designforfeelings.com/ Article about Art Review & Preview (ARP!) of two decades ago, started by Ariel Pate & Tiff Hockin Send a message to the podcast host here

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  Episode #9

  The Lake: Family History w/Linda LeGarde Grover

  Sep 12, 202629 minS2

  This episode is a conversation with award-winning writer and University of Minnesota Duluth emeritus professor Dr. Linda LeGarde Grover . We spoke on Labor Day 2026, when she was busy finishing an essay for a deadline. She was gracious enough to share some time with me to discuss: The gifts that drew her ancestors to Lake Superior, the Great Ojibwe Sea. Creatures and beings in and near the Lake. Stories of her family, including herself, in this place. The fur trade, Madeleine Island, the Civil War, Chippewa City, deer, rabbits, Ojibwe migration, outhouses, boarding houses, Park Point and the Fond du Lac neighborhood, Oliver, boarding schools, glaciers, and Spirit Beings. Gratitude, honesty, and care are cross-cutting themes. Here is a link to the book Gichigami Hearts that Dr. LeGarde Grover recommended: https://birchbarkbooks.com/products/gichigami-hearts And, an interview from 2016: https://pshares.org/blog/exploring-native-american-literature-with-linda-legarde-grover/ Send a message to the podcast host here

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  Episode #8

  Gichi-gami Part 2: The Search for Names w/Erik Redix

  Aug 22, 202629 minS2

  Welcome back for Part 2 of my conversation with Miskwaa anang (Dr. Erik Redix; Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe), the Ojibwe Language and Environmental Education Coordinator for the Grand Portage Band of Lake Superior Chippewa. We meander through: More on fish names in Ojibwe and a bit about what different Lake Superior fish are like to catch and eat. The project to find and understand Ojibwe names for rivers and streams that flow into Lake Superior along Highway 61. How tribal/federal/state collaborations happen. Selected Resources: Erik Redix's 2024 article, "Rivers of Lake Superior's North Shore: Historical Methodology and Ojibwe Dialects," in Open Rivers: Rethinking Water, Place, and Community: https://openrivers.lib.umn.edu/article/rivers-north-shore-ojibwe-dialects/ Map with Lake Superior North Shore river names, Ojibwe and English: https://www.nps.gov/grpo/learn/historyculture/north-shore-place-names.htm Fish of Grand Portage poster, Ojibwe and English, with audio: https://www.nps.gov/grpo/learn/nature/fish.htm How to say Lake Superior in Ojibwe: https://www.nps.gov/media/video/view.htm?id=9527C4FF-6B3F-4C99-B23B-BB766D370041 Listen to Erik Redix's radio show Anishinaabe Bizindamoo Makak on North Shore Community Radio WTIP 90.7 FM Episode Photo: by E. Redix; at the Spring 2024 unveiling of the bilingual North Shore signs. Send a message to the podcast host here

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  Episode #7

  Gichigami: Movement & Microclimate

  Aug 15, 202640 minS2

  This is Part 1 of an interview with Miskwaa anang (Dr. Erik Redix; Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe), the Ojibwe Language and Environmental Education Coordinator for the Grand Portage Band of Lake Superior Chippewa. We discuss his experiences of: Being a youngster and the lure of the Great Lake. How living alongside Gichigami (Lake Superior) feels different than living other places in the region. The pull of temperature on people & fish. Lake Superior fishing and Ojibwe fish words. Learn Ojibwe fish names and hear them said out loud; download a Fish of Grand Portage poster: https://www.nps.gov/grpo/learn/nature/fish.htm ojibwemowin = ojibwe language miigwech = thank you boozhoo = hello Learn more in the Ojibwe's People Dictionary and through Erik Redix's radio show Anishinaabe Bizindamoo Makak on North Shore Community Radio WTIP 90.7 FM Episode Photo: E. Redix Stay tuned for Part 2 of this interview! Send a message to the podcast host here

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  Episode #6

  The Lake: Sound & Nutrients

  Jul 18, 202635 minS2

  Aquatic ecologist Catherine O'Reilly is the guest on this episode. She lives in Duluth, MN and is the Director of the Large Lakes Observatory at the University of Minnesota Duluth. One of her conference presentations was titled, " Is there a party in the stream tonight... " and she found that underwater sound varies depending on lunar timing. When we recorded this episode, it was very smoky outside as wildfires had started near Ely, MN. The book Brenna read from is called Theory of Water by Leanne Betasamosake Simpson. Sound clip at the end provided by Dr. O'Reilly. You'll hear water striders rubbing their legs on their back, as she describes in the podcast episode. Learn more about deep water sculpin here and see a video of them. They are in the freeze category of flight or fight and they prefer to keep their bellies on rocks. Episode photo: Lake Superior/B Greenfield, 7/18/26 Send us Fan Mail

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