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Light Hearted Podcasts

Greens Ledge Lighthouse

Light Hearted Lite 26 – Greens Ledge Light Preservation Society, CT

A look at a beautifully restored 1902 "spark-plug" type lighthouse off the Connecticut coast.
Submitted by nelights on Sun, 08/17/2025 - 07:21
A right whale seen from above

Light Hearted 323 – Moses Calouro, Portia Calouro: How lighthouses are helping to save right whales

For many years, whale oil was used to illuminate lighthouses. Today, lighthouses are helping in the effort to save whales.
Submitted by nelights on Sun, 08/10/2025 - 08:22
Sheringham Point Lighthouse

Light Hearted Lite #25 – Elanie Bruton, lightkeeper’s daughter at Sheringham Point, BC

A keeper's daughter looks back at her childhood at lighthouses in British Columbia, Canada.
Submitted by nelights on Sun, 08/03/2025 - 08:31
Frank Schubert with Coney Island Lighthouse behind him

Light Hearted 322 – Greg Goldstein talks about his grandfather, Keeper Frank Schubert of Coney Island, NY

Remembering the country's last Lighthouse Service keeper and a true original.
Submitted by nelights on Sun, 07/27/2025 - 07:44
Ian Duff with St. Abbs Head Lighthouse behind him

Light Hearted Lite 24 – Ian Duff, Scottish lighthouse keeper

Remembering life at some of Scotland's most remote and rugged lighthouses.
Submitted by nelights on Sun, 07/20/2025 - 07:15
Beavertail Lighthouse

Light Hearted episode 321: Nancy Beye, David Smith, and Varoujan Karentz – Beavertail, RI

A discussion of one of New England's most historic light stations with three people who know it intimately.
Submitted by nelights on Sun, 07/13/2025 - 08:37
Grosse Point Light Station

Light Hearted Lite 23 – Don Terras, Grosse Point, Illinois

Don Terras, modern-day keeper, discusses his 42 years at Grosse Point Light Station in Illinois.
Submitted by nelights on Sun, 07/06/2025 - 08:11
Seamond throwing a wreath into the ocean

Light Hearted 320: Lorna Pierce and Gloria Coder: Remembering Seamond Ponsart Roberts, part 2 of 2

More reminiscences of Seamond Ponsart Roberts - lighthouse keeper's daughter, author, and mom.
Submitted by nelights on Sun, 06/29/2025 - 07:52
Seamond as a young girl in front of keeper’s house

Light Hearted ep 319 – Lorna Pierce and Gloria Coder: Remembering Seamond Ponsart Roberts, part 1 of 2

The two daughters of Seamond Ponsart Roberts, a child of the lighthouses and author of a popular book, reminisce about their mother.
Submitted by nelights on Sun, 06/22/2025 - 01:43
Great Duck Island Light Station

Light Hearted Lite #22 – John Anderson, Great Duck Island, Maine

Maine's Great Duck Island Light Station is now a beacon for wildlife research.
Submitted by nelights on Sat, 06/14/2025 - 21:26

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