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EstoCast
VEMU, EMW & Estonian Life
81 episodes
3 weeks ago
Though places and opportunities to play their music are somewhat limited in Uppsala, Sweden, heavy folk band Fränder—including their Estonian flautist, bagpipe player, and singer Säde Tatar—have taken it upon themselves to make their own events happen, and that includes the Nordic Now! festival in New York City. Soon, owing to the impact they’ve made, they’ll be working together with the renowned Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. They’ll also be playing two dates in Ontario, Canada this...
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Though places and opportunities to play their music are somewhat limited in Uppsala, Sweden, heavy folk band Fränder—including their Estonian flautist, bagpipe player, and singer Säde Tatar—have taken it upon themselves to make their own events happen, and that includes the Nordic Now! festival in New York City. Soon, owing to the impact they’ve made, they’ll be working together with the renowned Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. They’ll also be playing two dates in Ontario, Canada this...
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EstoCast
From Fränder’s Heavy Folk to Swedish Mythology in New York City with Säde Tatar
Though places and opportunities to play their music are somewhat limited in Uppsala, Sweden, heavy folk band Fränder—including their Estonian flautist, bagpipe player, and singer Säde Tatar—have taken it upon themselves to make their own events happen, and that includes the Nordic Now! festival in New York City. Soon, owing to the impact they’ve made, they’ll be working together with the renowned Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. They’ll also be playing two dates in Ontario, Canada this...
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3 weeks ago
45 minutes

EstoCast
Külas kirjandusesõber ja maailmaparandaja Anneli Andre Barrett
Igal inimesel on oma lugu. Toronto eestlase Anneli Andre Barretti elutee on olnud eriti põnev. Pärast töötamist inglise keele õpetajana Kanadas on ta reisinud erinevatesse riikidesse Project TEMBO vahendusel, et õpetada seda keelt Aafrikas jm eksootilistes paikades. Inglise keelt on ta õpetanud ka PEN Canada vabatahtlikuna - pagulaskirjanikele. Kust sai aga alguse Anneli armastus kirjanduse vastu, mil viisil tulid tema ellu õppeseiklused ja veel paljust muust saad teada tänasest episoodist.&n...
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1 month ago
54 minutes

EstoCast
From Family Music Concerts to Identifying Animals Tracks with Tiiu Strutt
Speaking with educator and singer-songwriter Tiiu Strutt, we find that every animal track, every song, every puppet show, and every conversation is a learning opportunity. And moreover, an avenue to instilling a sense of wonder in learners of all ages. In the newest episode of EstoCast, hear about: 🐾why the land is so important in her educational work 🐾striving for equality and respect in nature 🐾how she returned from a musical hiatus and discovered Estonian folk music archives and re-connect...
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1 month ago
1 hour 2 minutes

EstoCast
Eesti keele võlust ja väest - vestlus Adam Culleniga
Eesti keel on eestlaste meelest teadagi kõige ilusam keel maailmas, aga seda peetakse ka üheks raskemini õpitavaks keeleks. See ei takistanud Ameerikast Minnesotast pärit tõlkijal, kirjanikul ja muusikul Adam Cullenil, kelle soontes ei voola tilkagi eesti verd, seda keelt laitmatult ära õppimast ja eesti kultuuriruumi sulandumast. Kuulake ja saate teada, millega meie maa ja keel Adami ära võlusid, kes on tema lemmikkirjanikud Eestis ja mujal, miks ta elab Haapsalus ja veel palju muud. T...
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2 months ago
1 hour 1 minute

EstoCast
From Summer Camp Tenets to Embroidery-Inspired Art with Lachlan Bell
Eestlus (Estonianness) is a state of being, identity, and feeling that has a multiplicity of variations. This time on EstoCast, we’re fortunate to hear about it from an Estonian-Australian point-of-view. Coming from Sydney, Australia, Lachlan Bell is an artist and designer, a researcher in the field of folkloristics and heritage, and a community leader. This past summer, he was in Ontario, Canada getting to know the present-day and historic activities of Estonian summer camps. And what he’s s...
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2 months ago
58 minutes

EstoCast
Kirjandus ja lugemine kahes kultuuriruumis - vestlus Riina Kindlamiga
Torontost pärit eestlane Riina Kindlam on nüüdseks juba üle paarikümne aasta elanud Eestis. Tema nime näeb tihti Eesti Elu veergudel ning ka teistes väljaannetes. Aga kuidas ta jõudis kirjutamise ja luuletamiseni? Kuidas on kulgenud Eesti kultuuri ja keelde sukeldumine seal elades? Mis tõmbab teda kirjanduse, eriti selle lühivormide poole? Kuulake ja saate teada! Tänases saates kuulete: 📕 Millised on Kanada ja Eesti kultuuri- ja kirjandusmaailmade erinevused 📗 Mis inspireeris Riinat jub...
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3 months ago
1 hour 13 minutes

EstoCast
From the Mind-Music Connection to Digital Music Tools with Erik Kreem
Erik Kreem and his music have been featured previously in the “Memories of Home” online concert series presented by VEMU and its project Estonian Music Week. And also in the pages of Eesti Elu / Estonian Life newspaper. But never on an episode of EstoCast. There’s a good deal to catch up on, and Erik has a bundle of stories and thought-provoking musical commentary to kick off this new season of our podcast. In this episode of EstoCast, hear about: 🎼 the beauty and ease of the piano to channel...
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3 months ago
1 hour 2 minutes

EstoCast
Lugemine kui enese avastamise teekond ja teraapia - vestlus Anna-Kristiina Paega
Tere tulemast EstoCasti värske, 4. hooaja esimesse saatesse! Kuna käimas on raamatuaasta, räägime antropoloogi ja raamatusõbra Anna-Kristiina Paega raamatute lugemisest, aga ka kirjutamisest. Anna-Kristiina oli augustikuus külas VEMU arhiivis Torontos, kus ta tegi magistriõppe praktikat, kogudes materjali oma uurimistöö jaoks. Saates kuulete, millistesse riikidesse on Anna-Kristiina elutee teda viinud, mis teda võlub raamatute juures ja miks on tore olla raamatukoi. Head kuulamist! Tänases sa...
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4 months ago
53 minutes

EstoCast
From Locating Historic Photos to Intersections of Identity with Camille Intson
When the grandmother of Camille Intson (AKA Camie, @thecamiliad ) passed away, she left countless photographs and pieces of history that led Camille to investigate her family history and Estonian heritage in a deep way, ultimately leading to a road trip across Estonia with her mother and eventually, an exhibit at VEMU Estonian Museum Canada. As we found out in conversation with her recently, this journey and her research practice is intertwined with a career as a musician, playwright, and art...
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6 months ago
54 minutes

EstoCast
Film võiks olla kunst, mitte kaup - vestlus meie mehega Hollywoodis, operaator Alar Kiviloga
Küllap oleme kõik filmihuvilised - käime kinos uusi linateoseid vaatamas või naudime neid kodus striimides. Kuid millised on filmitööstuse telgitagused? Kuidas jõudis üks Kanada eestlane filmiinimeste mekasse, Hollywoodi, ja kuidas ta ennast seal tunneb? Vastuseid neile küsimustele ja palju muud huvitavat leiate meie tuliuues vestluses filmioperaator Alar Kiviloga. Värskes saates kuulete: 🎬 Alar Kivilo perekonna teekonnast Kanadasse ja tema lapsepõlvest Montrealis 🎬 Kuidas jõudis filmimees Ho...
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7 months ago
1 hour 15 minutes

EstoCast
From 1880s Arizona to Casting Revelations with Tiiu Loigu and William Shockley
To be a filmmaker, you need to control the wildest variables imaginable, such as extreme weather and explosions, while also making a moving work of art with great sensitivity and attention to detail. In the newest episode of EstoCast, filmmaking duo Tiiu Loigu and William Shockley are showing us how they achieved that in their latest film, Long Shadows, due for theatrical release on September 26th, 2025. Come along to San Diego, California, where we’ll hear about: 🌅how country music brought W...
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7 months ago
48 minutes

EstoCast
Külas koolijuhid Eestist
Torontos käis hiljuti koolijuhtide ja haridustegelaste delegatsioon Eestist. EstoCasti stuudios jagasid mõtteid kohustuslikust kirjandusest Eesti koolides Pelgulinna Riigigümnaasiumi direktor Indrek Lillemägi (töötanud emakeeleõpetajana 4 aastat), Võru Gümnaasiumi õppejuht Annely Hindrikson (töötanud emakeeleõpetajana 16 aastat) ja Narva Eesti Gümnaasiumi juht Irene Käosaar (erialaks eesti keel teise keelena). Vestlust juhtis esmakordselt Toronto ülikooli eesti keele ja kultuuri lektor Kadri ...
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8 months ago
1 hour 3 minutes

EstoCast
Sidudes kirjandust ja loodust – vestlus Valdur Mikitaga
Kirjanikel ja loovatel inimestel üldse on sageli mõni lemmikkoht, kus uusi ideid genereerida. Tuntud ja tunnustatud eesti kirjaniku ja semiootiku Valdur Mikita jaoks on see paik keset metsa, kus saab rahulikult oma mõtetega olla. Sellest, kuidas loodus inspireerib tema kirjatöid ja paljust muust kuuletegi meie uues saates. Vestlusest saate teada: 📕Raamatuaasta tähistamisest Eestis 📗Sellest, kus on hea raamatuid lugeda 📘Eestlase identiteedist ja selle seosest looduse ning raamatukultuur...
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8 months ago
52 minutes

EstoCast
From A Cappella Arrangements to Software Compilers with Elora Burns
Countermeasure, a Canadian a cappella band that’s performing at Estonian Music Week in Toronto on May 24th, is keen on defying genre, breaking down the sounds of instruments, and plenty of collaboration, which has resulted in some literally breathtaking music! In this episode of EstoCast, Elora Burns, a member of this 12-piece group, shares: 🎤 the Estonian linguistic experience that played a role in making choral music a huge part of her life 🎤 their upcoming tour in Japan to promote their ne...
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9 months ago
52 minutes

EstoCast
From Creative Seclusion to Instrumental Unison with Katariina Tirmaste
Winning an Etnokulp award (a big wooden ladle) was a surprise for flautist and composer Katariina Tirmaste. There she was, happily singing a runo song together with the audience at the Estonian Traditional Music Center in Viljandi… when all of a sudden her name was called out! Of course, she’s very active as a musician, and in this episode of EstoCast, we hear about the: 🪈 the many projects and collaborations she’s been a part of—including Hypnosis Negative, which connects Canada and Estonia ...
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9 months ago
32 minutes

EstoCast
Kirjaniku hing on noor - vestlus Eerik Purjega
Vahest juhtub nii, et leiame oma tõelise kutsumuse küpses eas. Nii juhtus meie tänase külalisega, Toronto eestlasest kirjaniku Eerik Purjega. Milline on olnud 98-aastase kirjaniku elu ja mida ta arvab kirjandusest ja kirjutamisest, saate teada meie järjekordses Eesti Raamatu Aastale pühendatud episoodis. Saates kuuleme: ✍🏻 kuidas jõudis luuletajana alustanud Eerik romaanide ja mälestuste kirjutamiseni ✍🏻 milline on tema loomeprotsess ✍🏻 kes on need kirjanikud, kellega elu Eerikut...
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10 months ago
50 minutes

EstoCast
From the Easel to Bologna Children’s Book Fair with Gerda Märtens
As Gerda Märtens describes the creation of a picture book, text is at the core; but for an illustrator, there’s both expressive freedom and a sense of responsibility, considering how much space there is to work with. In this episode, she’s sharing more about what goes into the making of a book. Learn about: 🎨 the essential, foundational things we all gain from children’s literature 🎨 how Italy has influenced her work as an illustrator and author in a major way 🎨 Estonia’s role as a guest of h...
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10 months ago
47 minutes

EstoCast
Algas Eesti Raamatu Aasta! Külas on dr. Kadri Tüür
2025. aasta on kuulutatud Eesti Raamatu Aastaks - möödub 500 aastat esimese eestikeelse trükise ilmumisest. Sel puhul kutsub EstoCast külla põnevaid inimesi - lihtsalt kirglikke raamatusõpru, aga ka selle valdkonna professionaale Eestist, Kanadast ja mujalt. Meie esimeseks külaliseks on Muhumaalt pärit dr. Kadri Tüür, kirjandusteadlane ja semiootik, kes õpetab alates 2024. aasta sügisest Toronto ülikoolis eesti keelt, kirjandust ja kultuuri. Vestleme Kadriga raamatute ja lugemise olulisusest ...
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11 months ago
59 minutes

EstoCast
From Film Sets to Festivals with Karl Raudsepp Hearne
For Karl Raudsepp Hearn, visiting Estonia for the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival wasn’t just exciting because he was premiering his latest film, The G. It was also the first time he had ever been to Estonia, ever.The release of his film has seen its share of heart-warming and thought-provoking moments. In the latest episode of EstoCast, hear Karl talk about:🎥 The important Estonian diaspora legacy of his family in Canada🎥 Why some people sob and some people call out for more when they wat...
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11 months ago
30 minutes

EstoCast
Eestlus elutee kulgemistes - vestlus Elle Rosenbergiga
Head uut aastat, hea EstoCasti kuulaja! Uus aastaring toob meie stuudiosse värske külalise - Toronto eestlase Elle Rosenbergi. Aktiivse kogukonnaliikmena on Elle tegutsenud mitmetes organisatsioonides, muuhulgas juhtinud pikka aega Toronto Eesti Seltsi Täienduskooli ja viinud koolikoori mitmel korral Eestisse laulupeole. Räägime Ellega üleskasvamisest väikeses eesti kogukonnas St. Catherines´is, eestluse ülalhoidmisest ja kõigest, mis sellega seondub. Saates saame teada, kuidas: ...
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1 year ago
1 hour 6 minutes

EstoCast
Though places and opportunities to play their music are somewhat limited in Uppsala, Sweden, heavy folk band Fränder—including their Estonian flautist, bagpipe player, and singer Säde Tatar—have taken it upon themselves to make their own events happen, and that includes the Nordic Now! festival in New York City. Soon, owing to the impact they’ve made, they’ll be working together with the renowned Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts. They’ll also be playing two dates in Ontario, Canada this...