Juanita's Daily Brew: S3E5 —LANTERNS Your Coffee Break Podcast

Juanita's Daily Brew: S3E5 —LANTERNS Your Coffee Break PodcastCOFFEE SWIRL MEDIA™SEASON 3 — THE EXTRAORDINARY STORIES BEHIND ORDINARY THINGSSEGMENT 1 — TODAY’S JOURNEY IN A COFFEE CUPSEGMENT 2 — THE EXTRAORDINARY STORYSEGMENT 3 —WELLNESS BLENDSEGMENT 3B — THE SOUNDTRACK & SCREENSEGMENT 4 — THE LAST SIPContact: speakpipe.com/coffeeswirlmedia | [email protected]: This podcast is prerecorded and produced for informational and entertainment purposes only. Opinions expressed are personal and not professional advice. Listener discretion is advised. All music is properly licensed by Coffee Swirl Media™. Recorded and produced in Saskatchewan, Canada.BIBLIOGRAPHY & RESEARCH NOTESLANTERN & LIGHTING HISTORYSmithsonian National Museum of American History — history of artificial lighting and the extension of the working/social day. Smithsonian Institution — historic oil lamps and lighting technology. Ingenium — Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation — Canadian railway lantern collections. Ingenium — Canadian railway-station signal lantern, circa 1902–1915. Ingenium — historic Canadian railway lighting and oil lamps. SASKATCHEWAN — THE ST. LOUIS LIGHTCanada's History — “The St. Louis Light.” The Saskatchewan ghost-light legend, its association with the former Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, reports dating to at least the 1920s, and both paranormal and skeptical explanations. Kayak: Canada's History Magazine for Kids — Saskatchewan ghost stories, including the St. Louis Light/ghost train. JACK-O’-LANTERNS & FOLKLORENational Geographic — history of jack-o'-lanterns, Irish and Scottish traditions, turnip lanterns, Stingy Jack, will-o'-the-wisp and the transition to pumpkins in North America. Smithsonian Magazine — Halloween and jack-o'-lantern history. Library of Congress — Halloween traditions and American cultural history. FILM & TELEVISIONTangled — Disney, 2010. Sleepy Hollow — 1999. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone — 2001. The Lord of the Rings trilogy — 2001–2003. Are You Afraid of the Dark? — Canadian television series. The X-Files. The Twilight Zone. Scooby-Doo. MUSICBirds of Tokyo — “Lanterns.” Bill Withers — “Ain't No Sunshine.” The Doors — “Light My Fire.” Jennifer Lawrence — “The Hanging Tree.” Neil Young — “Harvest Moon.” HALLMARKHallmark Channel — Fall Into Love seasonal programming. PRODUCTION NOTEThe St. Louis Light is presented as folklore, not established evidence of a supernatural phenomenon. Historical accounts include both the ghost-train explanation and skeptical possibilities such as distant headlights and atmospheric effects.Likewise, historical explanations of will-o'-the-wisp and the Stingy Jack story are distinguished from one another: natural phenomena have been proposed as explanations for some mysterious lights, while the Jack story belongs to folklore.The mental-health section focuses on grounding, orientation, sensory awareness and social connection. The lantern is not presented as a treatment for mental-health conditions.Food is the passport. History is the road. People are the destination. Coffee is the companion.Juanita’s Daily Brew — Your Coffee Break PodcastWelcome to Juanita’s Daily Brew, a daily coffee-break podcast hosted by broadcaster and storyteller Juanita from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.The show evolves with every season.Season 1 explores the calendar through stories, celebrations, traditions, food, entertainment, and history.Season 2 puts food at the centre, exploring the fascinating history and stories behind favourite foods, drinks, desserts, ingredients, comfort foods, music, movies, television, nostalgia, and culture.Season 3 — The Extraordinary Stories Behind Ordinary Things takes the journey somewhere new, uncovering hidden history, strange facts, folklore, mysteries, traditions, psychology, pop culture, music, movies, and television behind the familiar things we often take for granted. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.