Tales from the Mennonite Heritage Archives
Podcast Description
Explore the history of Mennonites through materials found in the Mennonite Heritage Archives. Using interviews, object, and documents, this podcast will dive into stories inspiring, tragic, strange, and beautiful. As varied as the lives of the people and organizations whose materials are housed in the Mennonite Heritage Archives, this weekly podcast aims to educate and inspire greater interest in Mennonite history.
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The podcast covers a range of topics related to Mennonite history, focusing on personal stories, community traditions, and significant events. Episode examples include 'Flower Annie,' which tells the story of a beloved community member, 'Aunt Olly,' discussing the impact of her radio program on children, and 'The Mobility of Peter Dyck,' highlighting resilience after a tragic accident.
Explore the history of Mennonites through materials found in the Mennonite Heritage Archives. Using interviews, object, and documents, this podcast will dive into stories inspiring, tragic, strange, and beautiful. As varied as the lives of the people and organizations whose materials are housed in the Mennonite Heritage Archives, this weekly podcast aims to educate and inspire greater interest in Mennonite history.
In this episode, host Dan Dyck continues his exploration of the folks that work at the Mennonite Heritage Archives (MHA). He previously spoke with Conrad and Sara about their work the the MHA, and today you’re going to hear from Isaiah, archival assistant at the MHA.
Isaiah is in the business program at Canadian Mennonite University. Studying accounting while working at a historical archive might seem like an unlikely pairing, but Isaiah is fascinated by the relationships and inter-connectedness of the Mennonite community, and has come across some interesting names in his work, including Pamela Anderson and Connor Beddard. The Mennonite Game, celebrity edition, eh?
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