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Fogo Island

Fogo Island

Island in Newfoundland and Labrador, CanadaWikipedia

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Nov 3, 2026

PeteHOST
40:41
They got a Don's.
PeteHOST
40:42
I remember the Don's going to Fogo Island.
PeteHOST
40:43
Don's Subway.
PeteHOST
40:44
No Wendy's.
SamHOST
0:57
Ami and Ian just wrote to me.
SamHOST
0:59
They frequently, their lives are split between Washington, DC and Fogo Island in Newfoundland.
SamHOST
1:06
And they frequently make that drive and they play my game on the trip.
SamHOST
1:10
And I am honored.
RickGUEST
3:37
So, yeah, I was born and raised in Newfoundland.
RickGUEST
3:40
So I lived on a born and raised in a place called Fogo Island on the northeast coast of Newfoundland.
RickGUEST
3:48
Went to university down there and actually moved to Alaska when I was 22 in 2002.
RickGUEST
3:55
So I spent a couple of years in Alaska there.

32 MINS LATER

RickGUEST
35:51
There are moose around, but you just don't see them... uh close by and where i hike the only one i actually saw here was in a lake swimming because moose are i'm not sure if you know this little lesson but moose are very uh almost aquatic like they like to go into lakes and and dive down to eat vegetation so they're in ponds and lakes very often so the only one i did see here was swimming so i just saw his head swimming across the lake but
BrianHOST
36:16
yeah yeah i wasn't aware of that that's cool did you see him growing up in newfoundland at all or
RickGUEST
36:22
So on Fogo Island, where I grew up, there were no moose.
RickGUEST
36:24
We had caribou out there, which I saw a lot.
Brett BennerHOST
13:52
Our family went one year to Newfoundland to this place.
Brett BennerHOST
13:55
It's called Fogo Island.
Brett BennerHOST
13:56
It's this very remote part of Canada.
Brett BennerHOST
14:00
And on the island, there's this hotel.
Brett BennerHOST
14:01
It's called the Fogo Island Inn.
Brett BennerHOST
14:02
And it's kind of now world famous.
Brett BennerHOST
14:04
And it's run by this woman named Zita Cobb.
Paula GaleHOST
6:31
There are many who want to do hook and line fishing.
Paula GaleHOST
6:34
They want to hook and line for northern cod, but they want to do it in the Hawk Channel off of Labrador and Funk Island Deep off Fogo Island.
Paula GaleHOST
6:41
Now, these are considered as marine refuges.
Paula GaleHOST
6:46
You can fish crab, though, with crab pots.
Terry RyanGUEST
1:28
It's off, yes, the northeast coast.
Terry RyanGUEST
1:30
It's due north, I guess you say, from Fogo Island, just about, or from Cape Freels.
Terry RyanGUEST
1:35
It's a rectangular, basically a rectangular-shaped box.
Terry RyanGUEST
1:40
It's huge, yes.
Paula GaleHOST
17:03
Yeah, so it's kind of like, you know, I guess the Shorefast Foundation or that kind of idea.
Paula GaleHOST
17:08
We're, we're familiar with that because of, you know, Fogo Island.
Shawna PrinceGUEST
17:11
Similar, but on a much smaller scale [laughs].
Paula GaleHOST
17:13
[laughs] So what's the long-term plan? You mentioned the spa.
Alan DoyleGUEST
47:44
Who took the money that was granted by the federal government, did the best thing with it? Trinity set up this globally interesting theater attraction.
Alan DoyleGUEST
47:55
Fogo Island, Battle Harbor, Fairyland, like these places that just went, okay, that's over, so now we'll do this.
Alan DoyleGUEST
48:02
And they pivoted so well and quickly.
Alan DoyleGUEST
48:06
But looking back on it, There was a couple of things that happened right when the moratorium hit.
Paula GayleHOST
0:33
[upbeat music] A puffin sanctuary and more.
Paula GayleHOST
0:42
Will the South Coast Fiords region become a destination like Fogo Island? And there are protesting fishermen, but who's the premier and who's the singer? We'll go behind the scenes of a Son of a Critch episode called Empty Nets.
Paula GayleHOST
0:56
I'm Paula Gayle.
Paula GayleHOST
0:57
Welcome to the broadcast.

9 MINS LATER

Paula GayleHOST
9:56
Lake sees a lot of tourism potential on Newfoundland's south coast, and he's now the founder and chair of the Saltwind Foundation.
Paula GayleHOST
10:03
This week he's involved in the Business and Investment Summit happening in Corner Brook, and this morning he spoke with the CBC's Bernice Hillier.
Spencer LakeGUEST
10:10
Yeah, you should think of us as an equivalent to Shorefast, which was set up 20-odd years ago in Fogo Island by Zita Cobb.
Spencer LakeGUEST
10:17
Uh, and we're there to protect the four towns of Burgeo, Ramia, Grey River, and Francois, uh, and to bring investment dollars in to create an economically based development plan, uh, with conservation at the heart of it.

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