Perogy Pals Podcast

With travelling out to church perogy dinners not an option thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, Derek and Kirsten compare perogies purchases from St. Basil's Ukrainian Catholic Church, and store bought Pelmen brand perogies.

We visited St. Anthony's Ukrainian Orthodox Church, where we encountered special fried perogies reserved only for super-famous podcast hosts. We also had some very scrumptious cabbage rolls.

St Basil's Ukrainian Catholic Church and Cultural Centre was the site for this episode.

This week we visited the St. Josephat Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral.

For this episode, we took a road trip to Lamont, ALberta, for the Lamont Community Fair and Perogy Festival. The intro and outro for the Perogy Pals Podcast is the Perogy Dance, with music and lyrics by the Ukrainian Old Timers. Their music can be found on iTunes, or via Baba's Records in Winnipeg.

In the fourth trip for the Perogy Pals, they visited their very own kitchen, as they sought to see just how their own perogies stacked up against the best in Edmonton. The intro and outro for the Perogy Pals Podcast is the Perogy Dance, with music and lyrics by the Ukrainian Old Timers. Their music can be found on iTunes, or via Baba's Records in Winnipeg.

The third episode of the Perogy Pals Podcast, as Kirsten and Derek go out in search of the best perogies in all of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. This time, they visited the St. Andrew's Ukrainian Orthodox Parish complex and sampled their perogies. The intro and outro for the Perogy Pals Podcast is the Perogy Dance, with music and lyrics by the Ukrainian Old Timers. Their music can be found on iTunes, or via Baba's Records in Winnipeg.

The second episode of the Perogy Pals Podcast, as Kirsten and Derek go out in search of the best perogies in all of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The second trip for the duo took them to the St. John's Institute on Whyte Ave. Check in to see their review! The intro and outro for the Perogy Pals Podcast is the Perogy Dance, with music and lyrics by the Ukrainian Old Timers. Their music can be found on iTunes, or via Baba's Records in Winnipeg.

The debut episode of the Perogy Pals Podcast, as Kirsten and Derek go out in search of the best perogies in all of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The first trip took the duo to the Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. The intro and outro for the Perogy Pals Podcast is the Perogy Dance, with music and lyrics by the Ukrainian Old Timers. Their music can be found on iTunes, or via Baba's Records in Winnipeg.