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Interviewee Sort descending | Collection | Description | Interviewer | Date of Interview | Location of Interview | Affiliation |
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Dave Arian | Port of Los Angeles Centennial Oral History Project |
Dave Arian was born in 1946 in Los Angeles and grew up in the harbor area near Terminal Island. His father, known as "honest Lou," was a longshoreman and a significant influence on Arian's life. Arian began his career on the waterfront in 1969 and became involved in the labor movement, eventually serving as the international president of the union. He was elected president of Local 13 in 1984, a position he held for a significant period. His commitment to building future leadership marked Arian's involvement in the labor movement. |
Unknown | Los Angeles, CA | The Port of Los Angeles | |
David Crabbe | Voices of the Bay |
David Crabbe is a wetfish fisherman, also known as squid fisherman. He explains the complicated practice behind squid fishing starting from the preparation of the boat to the knitting of torn nets; he also shares his fishing experience. He is a first generation fisherman in Monterey Bay, been fishing for more than 25 years, started fishing in high school and worked his way up to earn his first boat. He explains the different type of corks that are used to suspend the net up in surface water. |
Unknown | Unknown | Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary | |
David Freeman | Port of Los Angeles Centennial Oral History Project |
David Freeman is recognized for his leadership role as the president of the Port Commission in Los Angeles, a position he assumed without prior knowledge of the port's operations. His tenure is marked by a proactive approach to environmental stewardship and community relations. Freeman's initiatives include spearheading a cleanup program aimed at reducing the port's ecological footprint and fostering a more harmonious relationship with the surrounding community. |
Unknown | Los Angeles, CA | The Port of Los Angeles | |
David Kuhn | People of the Sturgeon: Wisconsin's Love Affair with an Ancient Fish |
David Kuhn is interviewed about sturgeon spearing, decoy making, and spear construction. Interviewer identity unknown. |
Unknown | Unknown | University of Wisconsin Board of Regents, Oshkosh Public Museum | |
Dennis McCarbery | Port of Los Angeles Centennial Oral History Project |
Oral history interview with Dennis McCarbery. |
Unknown | Los Angeles, CA | The Port of Los Angeles | |
Don Taub | Port of Los Angeles Centennial Oral History Project |
Oral history interview with Don Taub. |
Unknown | Los Angeles, CA | The Port of Los Angeles | |
Edward Barrett | The Working Waterfront Festival Community Documentation Project |
Edward Barrett is a seasoned commercial fisherman with over three decades of experience in the fishing industry. Born in Boston in 1955, Barrett grew up in the coastal town of Marshfield, Massachusetts, where he was exposed to the ocean and fishing from an early age. His first role models in the industry were his older cousin and his friends, who were involved in mossing. Barrett's career in fishing began after he completed college. He initially worked as a sternman and crewman on boats before attending a fishing school at the University of Rhode Island. |
Unknown | New Bedford, MA | Working Waterfront Festival | |
Edward G. Enos, Jr. | Oral History Collection - Fishing and Fisheries |
Edward "Eddie" Enos Jr. grew up in Falmouth Heights, spending much of his time around the waterfront exploring and fishing. At the age of 12, he had a chance encounter with an experienced fisherman named Joe Joseph, who would become a significant influence in his life. Joe taught Eddie about fishing techniques, shared his knowledge of the local fishing spots, and even gifted him a share of the white perch they caught together. Joe Joseph, an experienced fisherman and entrepreneur, owned the Harvard New Fish Market and had a deep connection to the waterfront community. |
Unknown | Woods Hole, MA | Woods Hole Historical Museum | |
Eliza Lillian Crosby Nutt | Steamboat Era Museum Oral History Project |
Interview with Eliza Lillian Crosby Nutt |
Unknown | Unknown | Talking Across the Lines | |
Elizabeth Nozicka-Pennisi | Voices of the Bay |
Elizabeth Nozicka is not a fisherman but comes from a fishing family in Monterey and her family is greatly involved in commercial fishing over all over the world. Majority of her family and ancestors are from Sicily, while her husband is from Czech Republic. Mrs. Noricka shares the difficulties that her family suffered and still faces in the fishing industry especially with regulations and marine protected areas. Also, she explains how frustrating and difficult it is to stay in commercial fishing with regulations changing all the time. |
Unknown | Unknown | Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary |