This week on PEI Pulse Podcast a PEI woman turn to medicine wheel teachings to make change in her own life, Rosie Shaw is questioning the province's use of the word 'recoveries' when it comes to case numbers and some relief for of P-E-I's potato farmers..they can once again ship table stock potatoes to Puerto Rico.

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#123: Jenene Woolridge, covid recovery and Potatoes to Puerto Rico

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast, PEI piano player Postie Connolly is sharing his talents in a new series of videos, Emma Roche and her family's long standing lawsuit against the QEH settles and a glimmer of hope some Island potato farmers.

#122: Postie Connolly , Emma Roche and potato hope

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast, a new PEI company has received a provincial grant of 25-thousand dollars , a report shows PEI isn't faring as well when it comes to immigrant retention and phys ed teachers talk about keeping their students engaged and active

#121: New biz gets boost, immigrant retention and online Phys ed

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast, reflections on what Koady Chaisson meant to the music community, Puerto Ricans are asking for the return on PEI potatoes and racism resolve in PEI hockey.

#120: Remembering Koady, Peutro Rico potatoes and PEI hockey racism

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast, a surprise and sudden resignation of UPEI president Alaa Abd-El-Aziz , a coroner's inquest into the deaths of a Charlottetown woman and her daughter and sending PEI spuds to the capital, hoping to get some attention

#119 : UPEI pres resigns, Corner's inquest and PEI sends potatoes to Ottawa

This week on PEI Pulse podcast, the first ever public Hannukah Menorah lighting ceremony, a chat with families about the ripple effect of the current U-S ban on Island potatoes and a Charlottetown woman is hoping to get a new piece of 'life-changing' dialysis equipment.

#118: Menorah lighting, potato families struggle and dialysis privacy

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast, a man who has a portion of his home dedicated veterans, a young Afghan woman struggling to bring 10 family members to PEI, and remembering the veterans of Lennox Island.

#117: Family war items, Afghan family to PEI and Lennox Island vets

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast, a somewhat mysterious character has been leading the way with historic ghost tours, a young farmer loses his hand in an accident and Island woman who donated part of her liver...which helped save a child she doesn't even know.

#116: A Gravedigger, a farmer who loses hand and a live Donor

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast, orange flying beetles have been swarming on PEI and hundreds show up to honour and pay kindness to a young island golfer.

#115: Orange swarm and a tribute to young golfer

On this special episode of PEI Pulse, Isabelle Gallant takes us to beautiful Lennox Island first nation on PEI to meet The Quill Sisters - two Mi’kmaq artists and podcasters who are finding meaning and building identity through the art of quilling.

The Quill Sisters

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast we speak with members of the restaurant industry as they prep for the vax pass roll out....and a double-vaccinated and asymptomatic man was surprised when he tested positive after a rapid test at the PEI border.

#114: Vax pass prep and Vaxer sent home after positive test

While P.E.I. didn’t have any Indian Residential Schools, former students of Indian Day Schools experienced the same kind of horrors faced by Indigenous communities elsewhere in Canada. Students who say that the federal campaign of assimilation, including the eradication of Indigenous languages and culture, is very much a part of P.E.I.’s history. P.E.I. had two of these Day Schools in Rocky Point between 1915 and 1922 but most children were forced to attend the day school on Lennox Island, taught by Catholic nuns and priests, as well as lay teachers who were not members of religious communities. Jessica Doria-Brown brings us the stories of three former students of the school.

Hidden History

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast academic-turned-artist Julie Bull, has a new mixed media exhibit... exploring (de)colonisation, queerness and identity. We'll hear about three men with Parkinson's Disease who have been riding the trails together and a couple decided to build a shipping container house on PEI.

#113: Decolonisation, queerness, Parkinson's and Container house

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast we check in with an Afghanistan veteran now that the country under Taliban rule. Some reaction to P-E-I's back to school plan and PEI's first Mi'kmaw lawyer called to the bar

#112: Afghanistan vet, parents react to vax, first indigenous lawyer

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast, a Charlottetown Man receives a call that changed his life, the Boyle family struggling to find housing and a parent who wants mandatory vaccines in the schools.

#111: Kidney walk, No Home and Teacher vax?

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