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French-Canadian Legacy Podcast

French-Canadian Legacy Podcast
Franco-American Culture
French Language
Laurentians
Acadian Culture
Franco-Americans
Fort Kent, Maine
Franco-American Community
Quiet Revolution
French Language Education
Emmanuel Macron
French-Canadian Legacy
French Culture
French-Canadian Heritage
New Orleans
Histoire D'un Nord
Genealogy
French-Canadian Culture
Detroit
Ceinture Fléchée
Quebec

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.

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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 want to check out. Nicole’s Blog ... more

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 process of working on a second ... more

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 French All Around us next week, we... more

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 interested in French Studies, learn a... more

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Recent Guests

Kathleen Stein-Smith
Author and scholar on Francophone culture
Episode: FCL News 4-14 & Dr. Kathleen Stein-Smith Preview
Jonathan Gosnell
Department chair of French Studies at Smith College; scholar of Franco-America
Smith College
Episode: Episode 114 - Snowshoe Clubs with Dr. Jonathan Gosnell
Don Levesque
Journalist, former editor/publisher, advocate for French in the region
St. John Valley Times / Franco-American community organizations
Episode: Episode 113 - Le Club Français with Don Levesque
Paula Grandpre Wood
Author of "The Long Walk Home with the Ceinture Fléchée"
Episode: FCL News 2-24 & Author Paula Grandpre Wood Preview
Dr. Leslie Choquette
Director of the French Institute at Assumption University and influential figure in the Franco-American community.
Assumption University
Episode: FCL News 2/10 & Dr. Leslie Choquette Preview
Jean Pouliot
A Franco-American musician and poet, born in Manchester, who writes about his heritage and experiences.
Episode: Episode 110 - Poems and Songs with Jean Pouliot
Jean-Michel Dufaux
Television host, columnist, author, and photographer
Episode: Episode 109 - Notre rêve américain with Jean-Michel Dufaux
Camden Martin
Historian with a passion for Franco-American heritage
Episode: FCL Podcast - French Canadian Voyages Announcement
Mike Johnson
Editor of the French-Canadian Voyages project
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Episode: FCL Podcast - French Canadian Voyages Announcement

Host

Jesse Martino
Host of the French-Canadian Legacy Podcast, passionate about promoting French-Canadian culture and heritage through engaging discussions and storytelling.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 62 ratings
  • Very interesting

    As a French Canadian I love all this history and content keep it up

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Frenchy86ab
    Canada5 years ago
  • Fascinating Interviews

    Listening to this podcast, I've found myself having quite a few 'driveway moments,' where I parked the car at home not willing to get out because I wanted to hear the end of the guest's story. Jesse is a fantastic host and always keeps the energy up and the conversation moving.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Uncle Ulty
    United States5 years ago
  • Bon Jour mes Amies. This is Mario Couture originally from Manchester and now a resident of Auburn NH. Loved this episode because my Brother Richard and Sister are first generation Franco Frogs.. LOL. Enjoyed you and Remi talking about Franco Amer culture. My Siblings and I spoke French as our first language too. My Brother Richard and Chrissy Couture. CHRISSY now is Lewis. Thanks for the great interview and now have subscribed to this Podcast. I will listen to all the P C

    Podcast Addict
    5
    mariocooch15
    5 years ago
  • Our culture shall survive.

    This is a great way to learn more about the culture I hold so dear to my heart.

    Keep it up my friends, keep it up.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CornyPorn
    United States6 years ago
  • Good Guests

    I learn a lot with every episode. Keep those great guests coming! Lise Pelletier was particularly interesting. I’m half Québécois and half Acadian. I didn’t know much about that Acadian side until the episode with Lise.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    DALinMA
    United States6 years ago

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Many express a desire for more episodes due to the enjoyable and informative nature of the content.
Listeners appreciate the engaging storytelling and the deep dives into Franco-American history.
There's an overall positive response to the guests' expertise and contributions, making it feel personal and relatable.
Many find the hosts to create a lively atmosphere, enhancing their listening experience.
Listeners are particularly excited about the cultural insights shared and the importance of preserving their heritage.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 115 - French All Around Us Volume 2 with Dr. Kathleen Stein-Smith
Q: How do you determine the order in which the authors appear in the book, and is that approach different from Volume 1?
The ordering is largely driven by the editors' perspective and vision for storytelling; while some decisions are logistical, the aim is to curate a coherent flow that balances voices and themes, with alphabetization or other criteria playing a role at times, depending on the edition.
Episode 114 - Snowshoe Clubs with Dr. Jonathan Gosnell
Q: Can you tell us first of all, what were these Snowshoe events and how did you find out about Snowshoe events and get interested in this whole time?
Snowshoe events began in the 1920s when Lewiston and nearby communities established clubs modeled on Quebecois organizations; the events included parades, language, music, and public celebration of French identity, with clubs from Lewiston, Manchester, Montreal, and Quebec City participating.
FCL News 4-14 & Dr. Kathleen Stein-Smith Preview
Q: Can you explain what the Ordre de Palmes Académiques is and why it matters to you?
It is a decoration given by the French government to recognize efforts in promoting French language and francophone culture, and receiving it twice underscores a sustained commitment to those values and serves as motivation to continue advocating for the culture.
FCL News 2-24 & Author Paula Grandpre Wood Preview
Q: How much did you look into any other garments slash other part of the traditional Franco wear?
Paula invested some time trying to research traditional outfits, especially focusing on the Ceinture Fléchée and the other garments related to Franco-American heritage.
FCL News 2/10 & Dr. Leslie Choquette Preview
Q: Are you a baseball person? Do you go to any games?
The speaker shares a personal story about how the Red Sox broke their heart in 1967, indicating they have not been the same fan since.

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What is French-Canadian Legacy Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focusing on the rich heritage and culture of French-Canadian immigrants, this series provides insightful discussions and interviews that explore the contributions and experiences of Franco-Americans. Episodes often feature guests who are influential figures within the community, including artists, historians, and educators who share their work and personal narratives. The content delves into aspects such as cultural identity, historical events, and contemporary issues facing the Franco-American community, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the preservation and celebration of this unique heritage.

Listeners can expect engaging storytelling and informative conversations that shed light on the past while connecting it to cu... more

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1. Kathleen Stein-Smith
2. Jonathan Gosnell
3. Don Levesque
4. Paula Grandpre Wood
5. Dr. Leslie Choquette
6. Jean Pouliot
7. Jean-Michel Dufaux
8. Camden Martin

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