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The Pasadena Project

by Isaac Würmann

The Pasadena Project is a podcast about the history, architecture, and people of the Pasadena Apartments at 220 Hugo Street North in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

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Episodes

  1. Episode 6: This is the One

    The theme music for this podcast is ‘Memory’ by Boogie Belgique. On this episode you also heard ‘Coral’ by Chad Crouch, ‘The Everlasting Itch for Things Remote’ by Gillicuddy, ‘Systematic’ by Lee Rosevere, ‘Improvision No. 3’ by Circus Marcus, and ‘Eclipse’ by Boogie Belgique. The Pasadena…

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  2. Episode 5: Total Freedom

    The theme music for this podcast is ‘Memory’ by Boogie Belgique. On this episode you also heard ‘Going in Circles’ by Lee Rosevere, ‘Springish’ by Gillicuddy, ‘Centaurus Waltz’ by Florian Decros, and ‘Ruby’ by Chad Crouch. The Pasadena Project is supported by the Winnipeg Architecture Foundation,...

  3. Episode 4: The Men in Apartment 4C

    The theme music for this podcast is ‘Memory’ by Boogie Belgique. On this episode you also heard 'Prelude No. 3 in C# major' by J.S. Bach performed by John Lewis Grant, 'Prelude and Fugue No. 1 in C major, BWV 846' by J.S. Bach performed by Kevin MacLeod, 'Sonata No. 1' and 'Sonata No. 555' by...

  4. Episode 3: Seeking Independence

    Episode 3: Seeking Independence The Pasadena Project On this episode: Winnipeg’s apartment boom and what it meant for women. Featuring interviews with researcher Susan Close and historical buildings officer Murray Peterson. The theme music for this podcast is ‘Memory’ by Boogie Belgique. On this...

  5. Episode 2: The First of Its Kind

    Episode 2: The First of Its Kind The Pasadena Project On this episode: Who built the Pasadena, and why? Featuring interviews with historian David Burley and historical buildings officer Murray Peterson. The theme music for this podcast is ‘Memory’ by Boogie Belgique. On this episode you also…

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  6. Episode 1: Land Acknowledgement

    This episode relied heavily on the following texts: Stolen City: Racial Capitalism and the Making of Winnipeg by Owen Toews, Rooster Town: The History of an Urban Métis Community by Evelyn Peters, and Settler City Limits: Indigenous Resurgence and Colonial Violence in the Urban Prairie West eds....

  7. The Pasadena Project: Introduction

    The Pasadena Project is a podcast about the history, architecture, and people of the Pasadena Apartments at 220 Hugo Street N in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The theme music is ‘Memory’ by Boogie Belgique. The Pasadena Project is supported by the Winnipeg Architecture Foundation, with funding from the…

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

The Pasadena Project is a podcast about the history, architecture, and people of the Pasadena Apartments at 220 Hugo Street North in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

HOSTED BY

Isaac Würmann

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The Pasadena Project is a podcast about the history, architecture, and people of the Pasadena Apartments at 220 Hugo Street North in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

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The Pasadena Project is created and hosted by Isaac Würmann.
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