ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
There's a magical place, hidden away on Canada's East Coast called Nova Scotia, that has shaped the lives of countless people around the world.
Often called Bluenosers, Nova Scotians are known for their kindness, resiliency, and a telltale gift to gab.
Global Bluenosers is the story of those who have left the shores of their province to explore the world. We introduce you to the province they love by asking them one important question: "If you had only 24 Hours in Nova Scotia, what would you do?"
Often called Bluenosers, Nova Scotians are known for their kindness, resiliency, and a telltale gift to gab.
Global Bluenosers is the story of those who have left the shores of their province to explore the world. We introduce you to the province they love by asking them one important question: "If you had only 24 Hours in Nova Scotia, what would you do?"
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 34 days
Average audio length:
44 minutes
Guest interviews
English
Canada
44 episodes
since April 13, 2023
episodic
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In this episode, Sean sits down with Taylor Judson, a Nova Scotia–born communications professional now living in Ontario, to explore what it means to grow up in a small East Coast community and carry that identity with you.
From her childhood in Lake Echo to navigating a major move at 15, Taylor r…
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In this episode, Sean is joined by Kyle Crawford, a Nova Scotia–born food media professional, content creator, and storyteller now based in Toronto. Kyle reflects on growing up between Halifax and the South Shore, and how those earlyexperiences continue to shape his identity, creativity, and sense …
In this episode, Sean is joined by Angela de Burger — a Nova Scotia–raised communications leader, creative, and podcaster now living in southern France. Angela reflects on growing up in Dartmouth, shaped by a deeply rooted sense of community, creativity, and openness that continues to influence how…
This week, Sean sits down with Melissa Nadeau, a proud Cole Harbour product, whose life and career have taken her from Toronto to Calgary and across the country, but whose heart remains firmly rooted in Nova Scotia.
Melissa shares her journey: growing up in Cole Harbour’s tight-knit hockey culture,…
This week, Sean connects with Candace Curphy, a Nova Scotia native now living in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — the adopted home of famous Bluenoser, Sidney Crosby.
Born in Queens County and raised between the South Shore and the Valley, Candace shares stories of growing up in a two-room schoolhouse, s…
"Home" can mean many things. And for Dave McIntyre, Home has always been Cape Breton. Even if he grew up in Ontario!
In today's episode, Sean and Dave talk about the impact of family history, family connections, and the ways that impacts our identity.
From his family ties in Glace Bay and…
This week, Sean reconnects with Cassie Naas, who grew up in Head of St. Margarets Bay and now, like so many Nova Scotians, lives in Calgary.
From foggy mornings and the smell of seaweed on the shore to the sight of lupins that remind her of home even on the other side of the world, Cassie’s story i…
What makes someone fall in love with Nova Scotia from thousands of miles away? For Indianapolis-based musician and radio host Dave Bagdade, the answer is simple: the ocean, the people, and above all, the music. After more than a dozen visits—and even getting married on Cape Breton Island —Dave has …
In this episode, Sean catches up with Krista Thurrott, who is originally from Cow Bay, Nova Scotia, but is now a creative strategist with Pinterest in Chicago.
From childhood days of bike rides and beach walks to building a career that’s taken her from Toronto to London to the Midwest, Krista’s s…
We're back!
After an extended hiatus, Global Bluenosers is back and ready to put the spotlight back onto our community of Nova Scotians by birth or by choice living around the world.
In this episode, Sean sits down with Ian Kenny, a cultural strategist now based in the Netherlands, whose journey t…
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