00:00 Introduction from O'Hare
00:30 Introduction from O'Grady
06:30 Pratt begins speaking
08:30 Discussion of phonetics; voiced and voiceless consonants
11:00 Discussion of vowels
12:00 Discussion of dipthongs
15:00 Discussion of the mouth-location of vowels
16:00 Discussion of 'Canadian raising'
18:00 Discussion of 'island rounding'
21:00 Example of a speaker with island rounding
24:00 Discussion of the prevalence of island rounding
26:00 Discussion of a field work project conducted by Pratt and his students
29:00 Discussion of words unique to PEI
30:00 Further discussion of the field work
34:30 Discussion of results from the field work
01:03:00 Gap in audio
01:04:30 Audio resumes
01:06:00 End of Pratt's lectures; beginning of question period; question regarding the dialect of the researchers
01:06:30 Question regarding voiceless /n/
01:08:30 Comment on class patterns with regards to dialect
01:09:00 Question regarding statistical pattern of findings
01:09:30 Question regarding those who scored zero in the findings
01:11:00 Question regarding voiced /z/ and unvoiced /s/
01:12:00 Question regarding the effects of Irish background on dialect
01:12:30 Comment on on /ou/ sounds
01:14:00 Question regarding how "Canadian English" is established as a concept
01:16:00 Question regarding the prevalence of island rounding
01:16:30 Question regarding vowel raising
01:17:00 Comment on the disappearance of distinctly Maritime accents
01:18:30 Comment on the effects of television on the French language
01:19:00 Question regarding the extent to which language is a choice
01:20:00 Question regarding methodology for vowel sounds
01:22:00 Question regarding the next step for research
01:23:00 Comment on Islanders perceptions of their accent
01:23:30 Comment on methodology of the study
01:26:00 Comment on studying Newfoundland English; question on a curve for education and occupation
01:28:30 Question regarding settled communities vs those in rural areas
01:32:00 Closing remarks from O'Hare
