South River Seniors Telling Their Stories - All Segments

South River Seniors Telling Their Stories is a community-made collection of stories, anecdotes, aural history and reminiscences told by Seniors who live in South River, Ontario.  
In this episode Linda Bass, Debbie Saunders, Keetha Redmond, Bill O'Hallarn Darren Copeland and Nadene Theriault Copeland recount their knowledge of the cemeteries  in the Lount area.

The stories were collected in a weekly storytelling circle at The South River Friendly Circle and are broadcast on NAISA Radio every Saturday at 1 pm and are available as a podcast or as individual audio segments on soundcloud.com/naisa

“South River Seniors Telling Their Stories” is produced by New Adventures in Sound Art as part of the South River Storytelling Project for Seniors. The project is funded by the Government of Canada through the New Horizons for Seniors program.

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3 Lount Cemetaries

South River Seniors Telling Their Stories is a community-made collection of stories, anecdotes, aural history and reminiscences told by Seniors who live in South River, Ontario. 
In this episode  Linda Bass, Keetha Redmond, Bill O'Hallarn and Darren Copeland  share memories of the German war camps  in South River in the 1940's.

The stories were collected in a weekly storytelling circle at The South River Friendly Circle and are broadcast on NAISA Radio every Saturday at 1 pm and are available as a podcast or as individual audio segments on soundcloud.com/naisa

“South River Seniors Telling Their Stories” is produced by New Adventures in Sound Art as part of the South River Storytelling Project for Seniors. The project is funded by the Government of Canada through the New Horizons for Seniors program.

4 South River Area During WWII

South River Seniors Telling Their Stories is a community-made collection of stories, anecdotes, aural history and reminiscences told by Seniors who live in South River, Ontario. 
In this episode Nadene Theriault Copeland, Keetha Redmond, Debbie Saunders and Darren Copeland share the history and renovations of  Warblers Roost.   Nadene shared Bob Sohm's recollection of her ancestors and their land grants of the era in the 1870's.
The stories were collected in a weekly storytelling circle at The South River Friendly Circle and are broadcast on NAISA Radio every Saturday at 1 pm and are available as a podcast or as individual audio segments on soundcloud.com/naisa

“South River Seniors Telling Their Stories” is produced by New Adventures in Sound Art as part of the South River Storytelling Project for Seniors. The project is funded by the Government of Canada through the New Horizons for Seniors program.

2 A serendipitous connection to the land

South River Seniors Telling Their Stories is a community-made collection of stories, anecdotes, aural history and reminiscences told by Seniors who live in South River, Ontario.  In this episode we have  Debbie Saunders, Bill O'Hallarn, Keetha Redmond, Nadene Theriault Copeland and Darren Copeland recounts their knowledge of Peddlers in the area, School events being part of the community, the Orange Lodge gatherings and  religious tensions in the area in the 1900's .

The stories were collected in a weekly storytelling circle at The South River Friendly Circle and are broadcast on NAISA Radio every Saturday at 1 pm and are available as a podcast or as individual audio segments on soundcloud.com/naisa

“South River Seniors Telling Their Stories” is produced by New Adventures in Sound Art as part of the South River Storytelling Project for Seniors. The project is funded by the Government of Canada through the New Horizons for Seniors program.

1 Rural Community Gatherings

South River Seniors Telling Their Stories is a community-made collection of stories, anecdotes, aural history and reminiscences told by Seniors who live in South River, Ontario. 
In this episode, Linda Bass, Keetha Redmond, Debbie Saunders, Darren Cop[eland, Bill O'Hallarn, Nadene Theriault Copeland recount their memories of the Deer Lake Lodge in Lount. Deer Hunting, Stagecoach, and social events in the 1940's.

The stories were collected in a weekly storytelling circle at The South River Friendly Circle and are broadcast on NAISA Radio <htttps://www.naisa.ca/naisa-radio/> every Saturday at 1 pm and are available as a podcast or as individual audio segments on soundcloud.com/naisa

“South River Seniors Telling Their Stories” is produced by New Adventures in Sound Art as part of the South River Storytelling Project for Seniors. The project is funded by the Government of Canada through the New Horizons for Seniors program.

5 Deer Lake Lodge And Other Lount Stories

In this episode Trevor explains his decision to become an independent business man instead of being a farmer.

South River Seniors Telling Their Stories is a community-made collection of stories, anecdotes, aural history and reminiscences told by Seniors who live in South River, Ontario.

The stories were collected in a weekly storytelling circle at The South River Friendly Circle and are broadcast on NAISA Radio every Saturday at 1 pm. The stories are also available as a podcast or as individual audio segments on @naisa

“South River Seniors Telling Their Stories” is produced by New Adventures in Sound Art as part of the South River Storytelling Project for Seniors. The project is funded by the Government of Canada through the New Horizons for Seniors program.

256 Deciding between farming and owning own business

New Adventures in Sound Art (NAISA) is a Canadian non-profit organization that produces performances and installations spanning the entire spectrum of electroacoustic and experimental sound art. Included in its productions are: Deep Wireless, Sound Travels, Cross Waves and SOUNDplay. 
NAISA's Soundcloud page features the Deep Wireless online compilations. recordings of past performances, and select editions of its Making Waves radio program for WGXC at the Wavefarm in Acra, NY.