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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2020 · 46 MIN

How Does a Nation Have an Identity When Its People Speak Different Languages? Ask Canada (Quebec Specifically)

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A listener named Liam requested an episode looking at a deep dive into his hometown of Montreal and how it came to be a center of commerce and culture in North America. We’ll do that, but rather than talk about historical buildings and fountains (and other facts you'd find in a Frommers Guide) we’ll look way deeper and see how Montreal was a cultural powerhouse in its long history, everything from an underground railroad destination to a Prohibition-era hot spot with jazz clubs and cabarets, all the way up to its present-day status as a bilingual mecca.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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