Dutch the podcast - Episode 22 - From Frisian Immigrant Kid to American University Prof

Dutch the podcast - Episode 22 - From Frisian Immigrant Kid to American University Prof

When Henry Baron came to the USA he was fourteen years old and hardly spoke any English. He had drop out of school after only a year in America to find work, because his immigrant family needed the money. Despite these obstacles he went on to become an English professor at Calvin University in Grand Rapids. We talk to Henry about immigrating as a teenager, Friesland, the books he translated from Frisian, the Dutch-American subculture and his rich and accomplished life and career.

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Dutch the podcast - Episode 16 - A Dutch-Canadian Childhood and a Father's PTSD

Dutch the podcast - Episode 16 - A Dutch-Canadian Childhood and a Father's PTSD

Arthurs Boers’s first memory of his father is of him hurling a potted plant through a picture window in a fit of rage. He recounts the event in the first chapter of his admirably honest, emotionally c...

9 Feb 202440min

Dutch the podcast - Episode 14 - Contemporary Dutch Culture on the West Coast

Dutch the podcast - Episode 14 - Contemporary Dutch Culture on the West Coast

We talk to Irwin Oostindie and Vanessa Timmer of the Dutch Cultural Association of British Columbia. In a wide ranging conversation we cover the relevance of their heritage for second and third genera...

2 Feb 202440min

Dutch the podcast - Episode 15 - Carrying the Torch of Remembrance

Dutch the podcast - Episode 15 - Carrying the Torch of Remembrance

What began as a personal quest for Karen Hunter evolved into a pilgrimage to the Netherlands for children of Canadian veterans. The executive director of the Canadian Remembrance Torch tells us why mo...

10 Nov 202353min

Dutch the podcast - Episode 13 - Skate to Survive

Dutch the podcast - Episode 13 - Skate to Survive

Ellen Burka escaped deportation to Nazi Death Camps Auschwitz and Sobibor because she was a figure skating star. She was sent to concentration camp Theresienstadt instead and survived the Holocaust. A...

12 Juni 202343min

Dutch the podcast - Episode 12 - How the Dutch Gave Us Donuts and Coleslaw

Dutch the podcast - Episode 12 - How the Dutch Gave Us Donuts and Coleslaw

Cookies, coleslaw, donuts, pancakes, waffles, pretzels, and even Santa Claus can be traced back to the 17th century settlement of New Netherland. We explore the Dutch influence on American cooking wit...

8 Maj 202335min

Episode 11 - A Dutch Media Company in North America

Episode 11 - A Dutch Media Company in North America

Mike Wixson discovers why Tom Bijvoet came to Canada, and how he founded a publishing business producing books, magazines and podcasts for the Dutch in North America. https://www.dutchthemedia.com/

21 Apr 202332min

Episode 10 - Celebrating Dutch-Canadian Heritage

Episode 10 - Celebrating Dutch-Canadian Heritage

We talk to former Deputy Premier of Ontario, Elizabeth Witmer, about why the province pays tribute to its strong ties with the Netherlands for a whole month each year.

8 Apr 202341min

Episode 9 – For the Love of Bicycles

Episode 9 – For the Love of Bicycles

There are more bikes in the Netherlands than people. Why? Biking evangelist and reseller of pre-loved cycles, Bas de Beer of godutch.ca, explains.

26 Mars 202352min

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