Robert Walker, Errol Bailey, Hopeton Johnson on life between Huron County and Jamaica with Susan Hubbard

In the fourth episode of Postcards from Huron County, podcast host Mandy Sinclair chats with Robert Walker, Errol Bailey, Hopeton Johnson, migrant farm workers who spend six months in Huron County before returning to Jamaica. Susan Hubbard from Hubbard’s Rutabaga Plant (where the men are employed) joins in to share her personal stories and the impact her team has on the family-run agricultural business. Robert, Errol, and Hopeton share stories about life between two countries, what it life is like in Blyth as a migrant farm worker, and what keeps them coming back each year, for some it has been over thirty years. Favourite quote of the episode: When I'm coming to Canada, you know, it's one of my happiest days. The first time I’m going on a plane. You know, that was so exciting for me to come see what a plane ride is. Coming to Hubbards, I don't know where I was going. But I ended up at Hubbard’s and I never regret. I’m very happy. - Hopeton Johnston of his arrival in Canada over 15 years ago. Follow Postcards from Huron County on Instagram: @PostcardsfromHuronCounty Facebook @PostcardsfromHuronCounty Thanks to our sponsor Royal Lepage Heartland Realty https://rlpheartland.ca. Royal LePage Heartland Realty is Huron County’s largest real estate brokerage, with agents specializing in all aspects of real estate spanning the County of Huron and beyond.Postcards from Huron County is made possible with funding from the Huron Heritage Fund and Community Futures Huron Community Projects Initiative the support of Clint Mackie, Andrew Bouck, Nick Vinnicombe, and Mark Hussey at Faux Pop Media.More about Mandy Sinclair: https://mandyinmorocco.com and tastinghuroncounty.ca.