Ep 72. Scars of Shubenacadie
In this episode, we share the stories of survivors of Shubenacadie Residential School. We tell the story of Vaughn Nicholas, who was taken from his home as a child, and his sister Iris Nicholas, who speaks to the loss of language, culture, and family ties during her time there. We also recount the experiences of Marilyn Ingram, whose journey of survival and resilience reflects the strength it takes to carry these memories forward. Together, their stories reveal the lasting impact of residential schools and remind us of the importance of truth, memory, and healing.🧡 Every Child Matters. Every story matters. 🧡Members of the PodMoth Network https://www.instagram.com/podmoth?igsh=MWU5N20waW5kY205OQ==Check us out on Instagram. Send us a dm with your scary stories to be featured on one of our Sunday scaries! https://www.instagram.com/ttcvpodcast?igsh=ZDRsNTNhN2kwN2du&utm_source=qrCreep it real! Produced & edited by Avery & MandyMusic- Ooze by 92elm (uppbeat.io)
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In this episode, we share the stories of survivors of Shubenacadie Residential School. We tell the story of Vaughn Nicholas, who was taken from his home as a child, and his sister Iris Nicholas, who speaks to the loss of language, culture, and family ties during her time there. We also recount the experiences of Marilyn Ingram, whose journey of survival and resilience reflects the strength it takes to carry these memories forward. Together, their stories reveal the lasting impact of residential ...