# Fort Mcpherson

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Wally Firth Part 1

Wally Firth is a Scottish/Gwich'in fiddler from Teetł'it Zheh / Fort McPherson, NT. Wally articulates a rich narrative of his own musical life as well as a roll call of the musicians who entertained throughout the Mackenzie Delta going all the way back to the 1930s. He has lived many lives in his o…

Improving the Connectivity of the Smart City

In his current role as Global Market Director for Jacobs’ Built Environment practice, Monte Wilson is responsible for creating, integrating, and expanding the Built Environment strategy for Architecture, Interiors, Building Systems, and Cities and Places. By focusing on an integrated approach acros…

Fort McPherson

This week, we’re talking about Fort McPherson. From its earliest days as the pasture of Charner Humphries, to local militia training ground, to a racetrack, to both Confederate and US Army bases, to prisoner of war camps - these two pieces of land have SO much history to tell.  Tomb with a View's …

The Mystery of The Mad Trapper of Rat River (NT)

Episode 103 - In this episode we're heading to the Inuvik area of the Northwest Territories, near Fort McPherson. Along the Rat River in the summer of 1931 a stranger was first seen by two indigenous men canoeing on the river. He was a stranger who, save for a short visit to town for supplies, kept…

January 30, 2020: Wall of Chefs, home of pups

Fort McPherson chef JenniLee Vaneltsi discusses her trip to Toronto as a star of a Food Network cooking show, while Anna Gervais describes setting up a new pet supply store and grooming parlour in Fort Smith.

Separation Center

Send a text This episode is  Scene Three in Serviceman.  The episode publication date, May 30, is the U. S. Memorial Day celebration and acknowledgement of the nation's warriors.  Stanley L. Silverfield, our family warrior, died on October 15, 1990, in Rockford, Illinois.. Forty-five years to the d…

Up close with Gwich'in culture

Arlyn Charlie of Fort McPherson, N.W.T., has an important job: documenting Gwich’in culture. He captures intimate moments in nature and his community through photography, incorporating the Gwich'in language where possible. This episode is based on "Through their eyes," a feature written by fellow p…

Real Estate Briefs: Fort McPherson and Rufus Rose House

Atlanta architect and INtown columnist Melody Harclerode discusses the revitalization of Fort McPherson army base and the possibilities for restoring the historic Rufus M. Rose House on Peachtree Street.Music: "Safe Travels" by Theevs

Scattered Episode 13: Putting Humanity into Archaeology – Interview with Sarah Woodman

Sarah Woodman (formerly Huq) is the Cultural Places Officer at Prince of Wales Northern Heritage Centre in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories. She was a consulting archaeologist for over 10 years and this is how she and I met. In this episode we talk about: Sarah’s background,…