Sunday Verse
William PrinceSeason Two of the Sunday Verse is a companion piece to the new William Prince offering, “Gospel First Nation,” a 21st century Northern Interlake geographical sound imprint that tells stories of family and faith in the age of grief. This album has been a hundred years in the making. On the cover is the Prince Memorial Chapel, a one-room, wood-sided building which has stood in Peguis First Nation in... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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“Gospel First Nation is a way of handling two common questions at the same time.” In the last episode of the season, “Love Don’t Ever Say Goodbye”, William expands on the paradoxical and compelling idea of Gospel First Nation, the complex and varied ... more
“It’s the conclusion of the longest ride you can take out in Peguis, MB.” In the second last episode of the season, we travel back through the eras and explore William’s childhood home of Fisher Bay, MB. From summer camp, where special connections st... more
“Yes, my life is like a story. I was searching this world for fame in a world of wine and whiskey, but it only brought me shame.” After searching the internet for a week to clarify who wrote it and who else covered it, William delves into the song "H... more
Finding a reason, a way and a place to rejoice during these trying times seems a daunting feat. In episode seven, "Send the Light", William reminds us of the importance of celebration and recalls summer jubilees and choruses lit by candlelight, expla... more
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William Prince’s reflections touch on universal themes. I’m not religious, but his thoughts and feelings resonate. This podcast is an absolute gift.
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Killer podcast, vulnerable relaxation
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Apple Podcasts | #113 | Canada/Music/Music Commentary |
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