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No Common Voyage
by NCPRI
No Common Voyage is a podcast about the 1845 Franklin Expedition to find the Northwest Passage in the Canadian Arctic. We will discuss the background of the expedition, some of its officers and sailors, the ships, the landscape and weather, the loss of the expedition, the search, and other topics.
Episodes
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Episode 3: 'An object peculiarly British'
In which the Royal Navy has a big problem, Sir John Barrow has a big dream, William Scoresby Jr. has a big disappointment, and Sir John Ross has the first of many big issues. Guest stars are my cats Misha and Finn making all sorts of ruckus in the background until I get my recording space back....
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Episode 2: The Northwest Passage Part II
In which I talk about the Hudson's Bay Company, say more French names incorrectly, complain about Arthur Dobbs, talk even more about the Hudson's Bay Company, and finally get to namedrop Stan Rogers. The Explorers Podcast: James Cook Furs and Frontiers Podcast: Alexander Mackenzie Email:...
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Episode 1: The Northwest Passage Part I (and Jens Munk!)
In which I thank some people, pretend I'm professional, probably say Knud Rasmussen's name wrong (send me your Knuds!), talk about Elizabethan men going to the Arctic, and then spend a very long time telling you everything you didn't want to know about Jens Munk. Email: [email protected]...
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Teaser Episode!
What's the Franklin Expedition? Who's the person telling me about it? What's happening? Is that a cat in the background? These questions answered in more in this amuse-bouche before the series begins! Patreon Buy me a ko-fi!
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
No Common Voyage is a podcast about the 1845 Franklin Expedition to find the Northwest Passage in the Canadian Arctic. We will discuss the background of the expedition, some of its officers and sailors, the ships, the landscape and weather, the loss of the expedition, the search, and other topics.
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