Marina Boone has lived her whole life in Woody Point, Newfoundland and Labrador. She's a committed volunteer and has had a quiet hand in making this place special for over 70 years.

Listen in to hear about the importance of contributing to your community, the evolution of the cold plate, and late nights at the chicken coop.

Hosted by Olivia Ball.

Original music composed and performed by Louis McDonald.

Graphic design by James March.

Additional editing by Tom Cochrane.

A Right There Productions podcast for Voice of Bonne Bay Community Radio. This initiative is made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Hayward Osmond grew up in Silver Point, Newfoundland and Labrador. His family have a long history in the region, with his oldest uncle having been born here in the 1870's. Hayward can share well over a century of family history in Bonne Bay.

Listen in to hear about attending school by lamplight, fishing the Labrador coast under the power of sails, and riding the train to Corner Brook.

Please note that this episode does touch upon a family member being lost at sea. Please listen with care.

Hosted by Olivia Ball.

Original music composed and performed by Louis McDonald.

Graphic design by James March.

Additional editing by Tom Cochrane.

A Right There Productions podcast for Voice of Bonne Bay Community Radio. This initiative is made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.

Glenda Reid Bavis moved to the community of Cow Head as a young child. She's a dedicated community member, a cornerstone of the heritage sector, and has a hand in planning many a good time.

Listen in to hear what it was like growing up Down the Road, what safety precautions to take when learning to skate, and why it's so important to celebrate the history and contributions of rural women.

Hosted by Olivia Ball.

Original music composed and performed by Louis McDonald.

Graphic design by James March.

Additional editing by Tom Cochrane.

A Right There Productions podcast for Voice of Bonne Bay Community Radio. This initiative is made possible by the Community Radio Fund of Canada.