Dave Felker relocated to the Gaspé Coast from Ontario over 20 years ago. In this episode he talks about some of the challenges and opportunities that came along with it.

Mary Robertson, from Cascapedia St-Jules, discusses a new women's health and wellness initiative called "Turas" which will be offered throughout the region.

A conversation with Daniel Côté, Mayor of Gaspé, Prefect of the Côte-de-Gaspé MRC, President of the Quebec Union of Municipalities, and volunteer firefighter.

A wide ranging interview with long-time Gaspé Spec news editor, Gilles Gagné, in which we discuss how the Gaspé Coast, and journalism, has changed over the course of his career.

Fort Haldimand Camp has provided generation of Gaspesian kids with a lifetime of summertime memories. Martha Patterson is part of a committee dedicated to finding ways to ensure that the tradition carries on.

Gaspé’s Jeff Patterson is one of the instigators of the Facebook group, Wakeham-York History Club, which has proven to be a success with people from the area. He talks about the genesis of the group, his reaction to its success, and his own passion for the history of his home area.

In this episode of Gaspesian Voices, we hear from the new President of the Board of Directors of the Birthplace of Canada Corporation, Nadia Brodeur.

Walter Willett is a New Richmond born author-historian. In this episode we discuss his youth on the Gaspé Coast, his years and CEGEP and university, and delve into his latest project, a contemporary take on the 1936 by Olive Willett Smith book, Gaspé, the Romantique.