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French-Canadian Legacy Podcast

French-Canadian Legacy Podcast
Franco-American Culture
French Language
Laurentians
Acadian Culture
Quiet Revolution
Fort Kent, Maine
Franco-Americans
French-Canadian Legacy
French Culture
Emmanuel Macron
French Language Education
Detroit
Genealogy
Histoire D'un Nord
New Orleans
The River Is Everywhere
Caribou À Lunettes
New Detroit
Franco-American Heritage
New Hampshire Poutine Fest

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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This week Jesse sits down with Professor of History and Education at UMaine Fort Kent, Dr. Paul Buck. They'll take about life in Fort Kent, Madawaska and the Saint John Valley. How Dr. Buck came to research Franco-Americans and how he ended up in For... more

Melody is behind the news desk for the final time this season but she's got a wrap up and some great things to check out. Then Jesse will introduce Dr. Paul Buck and give a preview of next week's season finale. News Links - Franco-Americans on the tr... more

We recorded this episode well over a year ago but we still think it's an important one to listen to. Friend of the show and contributor to "French All Around Us", Joseph Dunn was lucky enough to meet with French President Emmanuel Macron when he visi... more

Melody is behind the FCL news desk to start the episode and then Jesse will let you know a little about next week's episode. It's an episode that we recorded awhile ago. Friend of the show Joseph Dunn joins us to talk about Emmanuel Macron's visit to... more

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Dr. Paul Buck
Instructor in Fort Kent, Maine, with unique insights on the area's culture.
Episode: FCL News 8/19 & Paul Buck Preview
Joseph Dunn
An insightful commentator on French heritage and community engagement.
Episode: FCL News 8/6 & Joseph Dunn Preview
Philippe Aubry
Creator of the YouTube series 'Histoire d'un Nord'
YouTube
Episode: Episode 106 - Histoire d'un Nord with Philippe Aubry
Tony DesRois
An author and passionate advocate for Franco-American culture and soccer
French All Around Us
Episode: FCL News 7-9 & Tony DesRois Preview
Eric Beliveau
Co-host of Raconte-Moi Mes Ancestres, passionate about genealogy and storytelling
Raconte-Moi Mes Ancestres
Episode: FCL News 6/25 & Raconte-moi mes ancêtres Preview
Yan Lauzon
Co-host of Raconte-Moi Mes Ancestres, involved in genealogical storytelling
Raconte-Moi Mes Ancestres
Episode: FCL News 6/25 & Raconte-moi mes ancêtres Preview
Mélissa Baril
Involved with the New Foundation and its expansion into Detroit
New Foundation
Episode: FCL News 6/11 & Nous Foundation Detroit with Mélissa Baril Preview
Emilie-Noelle Provost
Author of the adventure novel, The River Is Everywhere
Episode: Episode 102 - The River Is Everywhere Author Emilie-Noelle Provost

Hosts

Jesse Martino
Host of the French-Canadian Legacy Podcast
Melody
Co-host of the French-Canadian Legacy Podcast

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
    Canada4 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 States4 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 States5 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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Listeners enjoy the dynamic hosting and the energy maintained throughout episodes, making complex topics accessible and entertaining.
The quality of guests is noted positively, with many sharing compelling personal narratives.
Listeners appreciate the engaging storytelling and historic insights provided by guests, highlighting the importance of cultural preservation.
Many find the podcast a valuable resource for learning more about their Franco-American heritage and history.

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FCL News 5/28 & Author Emilie-Noelle Provost Preview
Q: How did hiking become a passion for you?
Hiking became a passion after my mother was diagnosed with cancer, as being in the woods was therapeutic during that challenging time.
Episode 102 - The River Is Everywhere Author Emilie-Noelle Provost
Q: How did you discover all of this?
A lot of research that my dad and I have done together, which has taken years, but it's fun.
Episode 102 - The River Is Everywhere Author Emilie-Noelle Provost
Q: What made you want to write a second book?
I started writing that book several years ago. It's based on the main character being inspired by my daughter's high school boyfriend.
FCL News 6/11 & Nous Foundation Detroit with Mélissa Baril Preview
Q: Who do you think invented Poutine?
It's not likely from Victoriaville, probably more from Warwick, according to the discussion.
FCL News 6/11 & Nous Foundation Detroit with Mélissa Baril Preview
Q: What do you think about the creation of the New Foundation and its expansion into Detroit?
It's a really exciting development, emphasizing the rich Franco-American history in the Midwest.

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The content revolves around the history, culture, and identity of French-Canadian descendants, primarily those living in New England. Discussions often feature unique stories, personal histories, and cultural heritage, as well as topics like Acadian culture, bilingual education, and the challenges faced by the community in maintaining their legacy. The episodes often highlight guest interviews with experts and advocates who explore the significance of the French language and cultural practices in the region. With a strong focus on preserving heritage and sharing narratives, the series likely aims to inspire a sense of connection among listeners to their Franco-American roots.

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Recent guests on French-Canadian Legacy Podcast include:

1. Dr. Paul Buck
2. Joseph Dunn
3. Philippe Aubry
4. Tony DesRois
5. Eric Beliveau
6. Yan Lauzon
7. Mélissa Baril
8. Emilie-Noelle Provost

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