00:00 Introduction from Harry Baglole
04:00 Ives begins speaking
06:30 Discussion of folklore, academic inquiries into folklore
07:30 Discussion of the University of Maine's folklore program, comparison to other folklore programs
08:30 Discussion of changes to folklore in academia from 1968-1982
11:00 Discussion of the perceived importance of folklore as an academic discipline
12:00 Discussion of definitions of folklore
14:30 Discussion of an anecdote involving Stanley McDonald
17:00 Discussion of what can be considered folklore
19:30 Discussion of folk remedies
21:00 Discussion of methodology among folklorists
23:00 Discussion of folklore research done in the French language
24:30 Discussion of a paucity of publications on folklore from PEI
25:30 Discussion of the tasks a folklore researcher at UPEI would encounter
29:00 Discussion of introduction to folklore courses
30:00 Discussion of a folklore class Ives had taught in 1962
34:00 Discussion of archival storage of materials
38:00 Discussion of dedicated folklorists vs those who engage with other academic disciplines
40:00 Discussion of "applied" folklore
41:00 Discussion of the future for folklore at UPEI
47:00 Discussion of the benefits from folklore as an academic discipline
48:30 Question period
50:30 Question regarding establishing a folklore program with no existing archive
53:00 Question regarding sources of folklore
56:00 Question regarding family poetry
01:01:00 Question regarding means of establishing a folklore archive
01:05:00 Question regarding major and minors in folklore
01:05:30 Comment regarding perceptions of folklore
01:08:30 Question regarding whether communities being studied are interested in folklore studies on them
01:13:00 Comment regarding folklore studies in Prince county
01:17:00 Closing remarks from Smitheram
