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MCL E1102 - Hearing History - Roller Skates
May 31, 2026
28m 03s
Museum Chat Live! E1101 - Hearing History: Steam Whistle
Mar 20, 2026
24m 34s
Museum Chat Live E1011 - A Museum Panel Discussion on Spirit Walks
Dec 17, 2025
1h 29m 39s
Museum Chat Live! E1010 - Supercut 3: Primary Sources
Dec 14, 2025
39m 27s
Museum Chat Live! E1009 - The Foster Festival's A Niagara Christmas Carol
Nov 25, 2025
43m 51s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 5/31/26 | ![]() MCL E1102 - Hearing History - Roller Skates✨ | historyroller skates+3 | — | roller skates | St. Catharines | roller skateshistory+3 | — | 28m 03s | |
| 3/20/26 | ![]() Museum Chat Live! E1101 - Hearing History: Steam Whistle✨ | historysteam whistle+3 | — | St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre | St. Catharines | steam whistlehistory+3 | — | 24m 34s | |
| 12/17/25 | ![]() Museum Chat Live E1011 - A Museum Panel Discussion on Spirit Walks✨ | Spirit WalksMuseum Panel Discussion+3 | — | Niagara Falls MuseumSt. Catharines Museum+2 | — | Spirit Walkspanel discussion+3 | — | 1h 29m 39s | |
| 12/14/25 | ![]() Museum Chat Live! E1010 - Supercut 3: Primary Sources✨ | primary sourceshistory+4 | — | St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals CentreVictorian Tweets+4 | — | primary sourceshistory+5 | — | 39m 27s | |
| 11/25/25 | ![]() Museum Chat Live! E1009 - The Foster Festival's A Niagara Christmas Carol✨ | theaterinterview+3 | Jamie WilliamsEmily Oriold | A Niagara Christmas CarolCharles Dickens | Welland Canal | Foster FestivalA Niagara Christmas Carol+5 | — | 43m 51s | |
| 10/21/25 | ![]() Museum Chat Live! E1008 - Hearing History: Bottle Cap✨ | historycarbonated beverages+3 | — | breweriessoft drink makers | St. Catharines | bottle capcarbonated beverages+3 | — | 18m 22s | |
| 9/27/25 | ![]() Museum Chat Live! E1007 - Hearing History: Lakeside Park Carousel Band Organ✨ | historyLakeside Park+4 | — | Carousel Band Organ | Lakeside Park | Lakeside Parkcarousel+3 | — | 14m 42s | |
| 9/5/25 | ![]() One Hour in the Past E806 - Pablum✨ | pablumseason theme+3 | — | St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre | — | pablumtheme reveal+3 | — | 1h 03m 59s | |
| 8/29/25 | ![]() One Hour in the Past E805 - The Wirephoto✨ | wirephotohistory+3 | — | St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals CentreOne Hour in the Past E805 - The Wirephoto | — | wirephotohistory+4 | — | 43m 58s | |
| 8/22/25 | ![]() One Hour in the Past E804 - The Electronic Wave Organ✨ | electronic organhistory of instruments+3 | — | St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre | stcatharinesmuseumblog.com | electronic organhistory+3 | — | 49m 25s | |
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| 8/15/25 | ![]() One Hour in the Past E803 - Route Reference Computer | How does the mail get sorted? One of the first computerized and automated mail sorters was the Route Reference Computer. Despite its "state secret" level of confusing technical aspects, we learned a lot about the mail in this episode. Please visit stcatharinesmuseumblog.com for footnotes to this episode. | — | ||||||
| 8/8/25 | ![]() One Hour in the Past E802 - The Electric Powered Wheelchair | On this episode we're explore the important history of the electric powered wheelchair, and our research takes us through the history and importance of mobility aids today. For more info and the footnotes to this episode, visit stcatharinesmuseumblog.com | — | ||||||
| 8/1/25 | ![]() One Hour in the Past E801 - The Egg Carton | We're cracking open season 8 of One Hour in the Past with the history of the egg carton. The episode is filled with a surprising amount of unintended egg puns and lots of egg-sellent history. Enjoy the episode! For more info and the footnotes to this episode, visit stcatharinesmuseumblog.com | — | ||||||
| 7/11/25 | ![]() Museum Chat Live! E1006 - Supercut 2: Victorian Tweets | Throughout our 10th season, we will be including several “supercut” episodes which revisit clips from some of favourite episodes, themes, and series over the last ten years! Enjoy this look back on our Season 6 miniseries about the Victorians which was produced during the run of our temporary exhibition Victorian Tweets. The exhibition translated Victorian happenings from newspapers, diaries, letters, and more in the Museum's collection into modern (at the time) tweets. The tweets themselves acted as windows to the past but also helped visitors to see themselves in the "issues" of the Victorians. This three-part podcast series further explored notions of identity, tradition, and our modern understanding and perspective of the Victorians. | — | ||||||
| 5/9/25 | ![]() Museum Chat Live! E1005 - Food, Glorious Food! Blog Series Wrap-up | On this episode of Museum Chat Live! we're chatting local food history and baking as we wrap up our (now beloved) Food, Glorious Food Blog Series. The series was a chance for Abbey Stansfield (public programmer) and Kathleen Powell (curator) to explore local food history by baking through historic recipes in our collection. This bake-off was a way to explore food history in a first-hand way and draw attention to our temporary exhibit of the same name, on display at the Museum through the autumn of this year. Listen in for a chat about food history, writing a blog series together, challenges in baking historic recipes, the things we learned, and most importantly: our favourite desserts! | — | ||||||
| 4/17/25 | ![]() Museum Chat Live! E1004 - Beyond These Walls: Interpreting History out in the Community | On this episode of Museum Chat Live! Sean discusses trends in museum outreach programming. He explores how museum interpretation has evolved over the years, and how history is interpreted out in the community in St. Catharines, across Canada, and around the world. This episode includes an interview with Visitor Services Coordinator Adrian Petry and a peek into what outreach programming the museum has in store for 2025 and beyond. | — | ||||||
| 4/7/25 | ![]() Museum Chat Live! E903 - Equatorial Emigrants - Tales from the StoryLab 3 | In this 3-episode series, host Sean Dineley lets a sampling of long-time St. Catharines residents do most of the talking. The people whose stories you will hear have all been participants in the museum’s StoryLab program. This ongoing oral history project is all about getting the diverse experiences and perspectives of real St. Catharinites into the museum’s collection. By conducting, recording, and transcribing interviews with local residents, we hope to learn more about the wide array of people and communities who call this city home as well as how it has evolved in their lifetimes. Ultimately, the project supports our mission to collect and present a more complete story of St. Catharines. This episode is the third and final part of this series. Parts one and two provided a glimpse into the significant waves of emigration caused by the totalitarian regimes, famines, genocides, and World Wars that ravaged Europe in the first half of the 20th century. Even before this period of turmoil the ethnic makeup of immigrants in Canada had been overwhelmingly European, but beginning in the 1960s, the trend started to change. Race-based selection criteria was removed from Canada’s Immigration Policy in 1962, and new schemes like the Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program and the Canadian Multiculturalism Policy helped sow the seeds for new cultural communities. Take a listen and share your thoughts with us! The views and opinions expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre and the City of St. Catharines. | — | ||||||
| 4/7/25 | ![]() Museum Chat Live! E1003 - Supercut 1: Canal Crossings | Enjoy this look back on our series on bridges across the Welland Canal! | — | ||||||
| 4/7/25 | ![]() Museum Chat Live! E1001 - Season 10 Sneak Peek! | The 10th season of our Museum Chat Live! podcast is here! My, oh my, how time flies. It’s like one day you’re recording an episode about the Welland Canal and the next its… history… Anyway! Have a listen to this little preview to help set the stage for all the awesome things we have planned for the upcoming year on Museum Chat Live! | — | ||||||
| 4/7/25 | ![]() Museum Chat Live! E906 - Merritts Speech from November 30, 1824 | November 30th, 1824 is an important day in the history of Niagara. A handful of businessmen who had less than a year before formed the Welland Canal Company met at Allanburg to shovel and turn over the first sod, marking the beginning of construction of one of the most important infrastructure projects in Canadian history. As those events usually go, speeches were delivered amongst the small group on that cold day. William Hamilton Merritt's speech has been shared and reshared many times over the years as it reveals not only the hard work the Company was about to endure, but also the vision of the project itself. This vision: a great canal linking the Great Lakes and facilitating trade and settlement, and linking the world to the interior of North America was a practical reality only realized with the third and fourth Welland Canals. But they hard to start somewhere, and so Merritt called on his fellow Niagarans to join the cause and celebrate this new beginning. Today's episode of Museum Chat Live! brings a reading of an excerpt of Merritt's speech from 200 years ago to our ears. Edited and read by museum volunteer Des Corran, you can hear the optimism with which Merritt would cling to over some very challenging years of construction ahead. Enjoy the episode. Listen | — | ||||||
| 4/6/25 | ![]() Museum Chat Live! E1002 - Hearing History: Film Projector | This podcast episode is in our Hearing History series, exploring local history through sound. Today’s sound is the film projector, which has been a constant feature of downtown St. Catharines for nearly 130 year! This episode follows the history of film and traces this medium’s presence in the Garden City, including cinemas, drive-in theatres, and our own home-grown stars of the silver screen! Grab some popcorn and enjoy the show! Take a listen and share your thoughts with us! The views and opinions expressed on this podcast do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre and the City of St. Catharines. | — | ||||||
| 11/20/24 | ![]() VMLS via Podcast - Unearthing Niagara's Industrial History | We are thrilled to bring our hit Virtual Museum Lecture Series to the podcast. With over 40 lectures on Youtube, we’re so happy to bring the lecture audio to the podcast format so that more of you can enjoy these fascinating stories and join in on the historical adventures. On today’s episode we’re sharing to provide a lecture presented on December 13, 2022 which provided an update on her work at the Shickluna Shipyard archaeological dig. After two long years away from the site, Dr. Monk will be back on the dig this summer and we’re looking forward to welcoming her back to hear more about this fascinating history. This lecture was originally recorded on December 13, 2022 | — | ||||||
| 11/13/24 | ![]() VMLS via Podcast - Ponderous Fraus, Mynheers, and Jaded Farm Horses | We are thrilled to bring our hit Virtual Museum Lecture Series to the podcast. With over 40 lectures on Youtube, we’re so happy to bring the lecture audio to the podcast format so that more of you can enjoy these fascinating stories and join in on the historical adventures. On today’s episode we’re sharing "Ponderous Fraus, Mynheers, and Jaded Farm Horses, or Early St. Catharines Before the First Welland Canal" with special guest Brian Narhi. Special guest, local historian, and Chair of the City's Heritage Advisory Committee Brian Narhi joins the lecture series once again to deliver an exciting look at the earliest settlement activity in St. Catharines. This lecture was originally recorded on November 29, 2022. | — | ||||||
| 11/7/24 | ![]() One Hour in the Past E706 - The Machine Gun | Welcome to One Hour in the Past, a podcast series presented by the St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre. Have you ever noticed that a simple information search can lead you in strange and wonderful directions? As in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, historical research can lead you down a winding rabbit hole that might take you off your original path and lead you to new and amazing historical places! This podcast series starts with that premise! Adrian Petry, Visitors Services Coordinator and Kathleen Powell, Supervisor of Historical Services and Curator, both from the St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre, have challenged each other to explore the weird and wonderful places that one hour of research on a topic will take them. Join them as they share their findings! Adrian really has no idea what’s going on. Kathleen has selected the topics for research this season and only shares the next topic with Adrian a day or so before they record. The script too (including the famous dictionary definition) is only handed to Adrian just before they record. Any guesses as to what theme links the topics? Keep listening through season 7 of One Hour in the Past to find out. 706 Machine Guns On this episode of One Hour in the Past, Kathleen and Adrian explore the scientifically complicated history of the machine gun and its remarkable and terrible impact in 19th and 20th century warfare. Also: it's the season finale and the mystery theme linking all of this season's episodes is revealed! | — | ||||||
| 11/6/24 | ![]() VMLS via Podcast - In the Public Interest | We are thrilled to bring our hit Virtual Museum Lecture Series to the podcast. With over 40 lectures on Youtube, we’re so happy to bring the lecture audio to the podcast format so that more of you can enjoy these fascinating stories and join in on the historical adventures. On today’s episode we’re sharing "In the Public Interest: Public Works in St. Catharines" presented by Kathleen Powell. Museum Curator Kathleen Powell will deliver a talk about public works and early city services during the inter-war period, with special focus on the explosion of infrastructure projects taken on by municipalities at that time. This lecture was originally recorded on November 15, 2022. | — | ||||||
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