The Radio Sessions are extended conversations of interviews heard on my Saturday morning radio show on Shoreline Classics FM.

In this episode we continue with our series on the quest to bring MRI technology to the Alexandra Marine & General Hospital. Our guest is Ralph Rubino, a proud member of the Magnetic Moments campaign team who is here to share his personal journey and the need for MRI services closer to home.

Next year in 2027, Goderich will celebrate its bi-centennial. In preparation, we’re happy and proud to present The Goderich Chronicles, a limited series on the history of the town and the stories of a few long time residents.

Episode 3 features a lady I've known for a very long time, at least since the 80's but probably longer than that because she's just one of those people that everyone seems to have known ... forever.

A long time employee of the hospital, a photographer, actor, historian, chronic volunteer, lover of life and it turns out, after my marriage a few years ago, a relative of mine!

In this episode we’ll get to know more about Colleen Maguire. We'll have her share some of her wealth of knowledge of our town's history and hopefully, we can shine a light on a few incredible woman from our past.

The Radio Sessions are extended conversations of interviews heard on my Saturday morning radio show on Shoreline Classics FM.

The Coldest Night of the Year is a family-friendly, winter walk that raises funds for local charities serving people experiencing hurt, hunger, and homelessness.

With more information on why it has to happen, how it happens and how it will work locally, we have Michelle Millar, the Manager of Community Development for the United Way Perth-Huron and Beth Blowes, the Volunteer Chair of the Mid-Huron Community Committee.

The Radio Sessions are extended conversations of interviews heard on my Saturday morning radio show on Shoreline Classics FM

In this episode, Dr. Tiffaney Kittmer on the importance of obtaining an MRI machine for AMGH

And Ava Dawe (Avie Graves) Our very own local singer/songwriter/producer/engineer who recently released her first single. And yes, we'll play it for you :)

Next year in 2027, Goderich will celebrate its bi-centennial. In preparation, we’re happy and proud to present The Goderich Chronicles, a limited series on the history of the town and the stories of a few long time residents.

I remember the car lot on the corner of St Andrew and Hamilton streets when I was a kid.

Founded just down the road on Hamilton street by Reg McGee in 1929, it’s now a long-standing, family-owned dealership, closing in on (well, do the math) a century of service in Huron County.

In this episode, one of Reg’s sons, a guy who sold his first car when he was just 12 years old, who started working there as a boy and eventually took it over and ran McGee Motors for well over five and a half decades.

It's the life and times of Ken McGee and the stories of the McGee family's 5 generation love affair with Goderich.

This is year, on the Saturday morning closest to the beginning of each new month, I'm doing a “What’s Happening” kind of radio show on Shoreline Classics FM. I’ll be checking in with a few of our favourite non-profit, public, and/or cultural institutions … places that make life good for us all.

Today's conversations featured:

Sinead Cox - Huron County Museum

Danielle Bettridge - Huron County Library, Goderich Branch

& Randy Carroll - The Goderich Legion.

Here are the extended versions of those conversations.

BTW - A new episode of The Goderich Chronicles will drop on Monday morning.

This week we put a spotlight on what is going to be another amazing production from our friends at Goderich Little Theatre.

Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks stars a couple of people I’ve had the pleasure to work with and consider good friends, both of whom are incredible actors that this community is blessed to have! Susan Carradine & Art James are here as well as the director of the show Brian Makcrow.

Six Dance Lessons in Six Weeks plays at the Livery Theatre in Goderich beginning Feb 11th with a pay what you will night. It continues with 8:pm performances on Feb 12, 13, 14, 19 & 20 @ 8pm AND Feb 15, 21 and 22 at 2:pm

Next year in 2027, Goderich will celebrate its bi-centennial. In preparation, we’re happy and proud to present The Goderich Chronicles, a limited series on the history of the town and the stories of a few long time residents.

In this first episode we go back to the beginning, 1827, with friend and local historian David Yates, who will help us sort through some folklore, to separate fact from fiction. We’ll learn about our founding fathers, the 12 apostles, duels on the river flats, brothels, cowards & poltroons, heroes, catastrophic weather events, landmarks and a ton of other things that shaped who we are now.