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• Radiothon, in the 99.3 County FM Studio, 2025
  In studio, two people are at the microphon during Radiothon, 2025. This was the 11th annual Radiothon Fundraising Event that took place June 5-8, 2025.
• Radiothon, in the 99.3 County FM Studio featuring Gage Broderick, 2025
  In studio at the microphone is Gage Broderick during Radiothon, 2025. This was the 11th annual Radiothon fundraising event that took place June 5-8, 2025.
• Radiothon, in the 99.3 County FM Studio, featuring Joe Martin and Carole Love, June 2025
  In studio at the microphone are Joe Martinand Carole Love during Radiothon, 2025. This was the 11th annual Radiothon fundraising event that took place June 5-8, 2025.
• Radiothon, in the 99.3 County FM Studio, featuring Dave MacKay and others, June 2025
  In studio, a group at the microphone including Dave MacKay during Radiothon, 2025. This was the 11th annual 99.3 County FM Radiothon fundraising event that took place June 5-8, 2025.
• Radiothon, in the 99.3 County FM Studio, featuring Dave McQueen and Gabrielle Poisson, June, 2025
  In studio, a group at the microphone including Dave McQueen and Gabrielle Poisson during Radiothon, 2025. This was the 11th annual Radiothon Fundraising Event that took place June 5-8, 2025.
• Radiothon, in the 99.3 County FM Studio, 2025
  Two people in studio during 99.3 County FM 2025 Annual Fundraising Event, Radiothon, 2025. This was the 11th annual Radiothon Fundraising Event that took place June 5-8, 2025.
• The County Writes, the County Reads featuring Steve Burrows, Part 1, October 4, 2026
  In A Murmuration of Starlings: A Birder Murder Mystery by Steve Burrows, demons from the past await DCI Domenic Jejeune.  Set against a backdrop of Australia’s environmental initiatives and echoes of its colonial past, two murder cases challenge loyalties and long-held beliefs. Steve describes the extraordinary research he conducted for this tenth novel in the series.
• The County Writes, the County Reads featuring Steve Burrows, Part 2, October 4, 2026
  In A Murmuration of Starlings: A Birder Murder Mystery by Steve Burrows, demons from the past await DCI Domenic Jejeune.  Set against a backdrop of Australia’s environmental initiatives and echoes of its colonial past, two murder cases challenge loyalties and long-held beliefs. Steve describes the extraordinary research he conducted for this tenth novel in the series.
• The County Writes, the County Reads featuring Maude Barlow, October 4, 2026
  Earth for Sale: The Fight to Stop the Last Plunder of the Planet by Maude Barlow has been called an urgent warning about the financialization of nature and the rise of corporate control over the planet’s resources. “We must not allow the movement to protect nature and biodiversity to be handed over to private interests whose driving motive is, and always has been, profit.”
• Prince Edward County Mayoral Candidates Debate featuring Brad Nieman, Ernie Margetson, and Terry Shortt, October 5, 2026
  The three candidates vying for PEC's top office met for a live debate at Picton’s Regent Theatre. Brad Nieman, Ernie Margetson, and Terry Shortt answered questions put forward by the Prince Edward County Chamber of Commerce. The event was sponsored by Quinte Home Builders Association and the Prince Edward Federation of Agriculture and broadcast via 99.3 County FM.
• Grapevine Magazine I Know That Voice segment featuring Tom Kane, June 26, 2026
  I Know That Voice pays respects to a voice acting veteran whom we lost recently, Mr. Tom Kane. Kane’s voice is remembered by children of the 2000s for his presence in several projects such as The Powerpuff Girls and Star Wars: The Clone Wars, among many others. Gage Broderick and guest host Duncan Smith dive into the life and career of the late great, Tom Kane.
• Grapevine Magazine Artscene segment with Janna Smith, Stanzie Tooth, John Gagne, June 26, 2026
  Catelyn Thornton speaks with Janna Smith, Executive Director of County Arts, about the 33rd annual Art in the County, a very popular juried show and sale featuring County artists. Joining them will be the show’s two renowned jurors, Stanzie Tooth and John Gagne, discussing the process of jurying an art show. Also, the much anticipated announcement of the show’s winners will be made on air.
• Grapevine Magazine What's Happening segment featuring Jessic Chase, June 25, 2026
  Liz Zylstra chats with Jessica Chase about a new collaboration, Read the Collection. This initiative includes booklists to pair with PEC Museum exhibits.
• Grapevine Magazine County Grows segment featuring Leaha Nurse and Lynn Ward, June 25, 2026
  Jane Thompson will speak with Leaha Nurse and Lynn Ward about two open agricultural events coming later in July.  Leaha will extend an invitation to everyone interested in modern dairy farming (and a great meal!) to attend the Dairy Twilight Meeting on July 16th while Lynne Ward gives us the details of the 4-H Discovery Day for 6 to 12 year olds on July 23.
• Grapevine Magazine County Profile segment featuring Duncan Smith, June 25, 2026
  Gage Broderick speaks with newest County FM employee, Duncan Smith. Duncan is currently a student at Trent University in Peterborough where he is about to go into his third year of an Undergraduate level Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Major in Cultural Studies with a Specialization in Film, Video & Media. Whether it’s behind or in front of the camera, Duncan puts his education to good use as he assists with various production and admin responsibilities at County FM. Get the full scoop on Duncan Smith’s professional and personal work this Thursday on County Profile.
• Grapevine Magazine County Naturally featuring Joe Dale, June 24, 2026
  The South Shore is a rare gem along the Canadian side of Lake Ontario — the largest stretch of undeveloped land that we have on our side. Now there’s a footpath just ready for you to explore. Guest host Geoff Craig will talk to long-time trail walker,  Joe Dale, about his time spent walking the Bruce Trail from end to end, and why his  Bruce Trail experience has made him such a fan of the South Shore Footpath. Geoff is a member of the Board of Directors for the South Shore Joint Initiative.
• Grapevine Magazine Taking Care of Business segment featuring Mazin Altoumah, June 24, 2026
  Pearl Hucul speaks with Mazin Altoumah about how he and his wife, Nada Qassim, who spent 25 years in engineering in Montreal and Toronto, decided to purchase land in the county in 2020 and develop Violet Hill Lavender in Waupoos.
• Grapevine Magazine County Cooks segment with Chris Byrne, June 24, 2026
  This week on County Cooks we are focusing on radishes! They are amazing fresh in salads and as crudite, but have you tried them cooked? Chef Chris Byrne stops by with all the tips and tricks to enjoy this local spring vegetable.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Joanna Howard and Liz Zylstra, June 23, 2026
  We’re excited to have James Woo on board the Tuesday Grapevine team of interviewers. In their first interview, James visits the Picton Library to speak with Joanna Howard and Liz Zylstra of the PEC Public Library and Archives to discuss the library’s Discover YOUth program. Let’s learn about the programming of this weekly drop-in, driven by youth in an all-inclusive safer space for 2SLGBTQIA+ youth and allies, its importance, and what they plan for the future.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information, World of Wine segment Episode 4, featuring Jay Whiteley, June 23, 2026
  In this fourth episode of World of Wine with sommelier, Jay Whiteley, we explore the fascinating world of Chardonnay—one of the most versatile and widely planted white wine grapes on the planet. From its origins in Burgundy to the many regions where it now thrives, Jay will discuss how Chardonnay has evolved over time, the diverse styles it produces, and why it remains a favourite among wine lovers. He’ll also share expert tips on food pairings with the various styles of Chardonnay.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Callie Hall, June 23, 2026
  The new Mohawk (Kenhtè:ke) Language and Cultural Centre in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory is officially open.  The new facility provides a single immersive space for teaching and speaking the Mohawk (Kanien’kéha) language to students ranging from early childhood to adult learners and incorporates traditional design elements of Haudenosaunee culture.  We talk with Callie Hill, CEO of the Mohawk (Tsi Tyónnheht Onkwawén:na) Language and Cultural organization, about the design of the new centre and how it will help to increase the number and fluency of Mohawk (Kanien’kéha) speakers.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment featuring Gareth Williams, June 22, 2026
  Current Events segment featuring Gareth Williams owner of Border Control Bird Dogs. His company has been recruited to keep the geese off soccer field in Centennial Park in Etobicoke with is trained Border Collies. This park is the practice field for the teams participating in FIFA World Cup in Toronto.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment featuring Flora Sonneveld, June 22, 2026
  Flora Sonneveld, a graduate of Bayside Secondary School, has been awarded the $120,000 Schulich Leader Scholarship.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment featuring K. Sonu Gaind, June 22, 2026
  Dr. K. Sonu Gaind, co-author of Unravelling MAiD in Canada, responds to the recommendation by the Special Joint Committee on Medical Assistance in Dying that the federal government “indefinitely exclude” MAID for people with mental illness as their sole underlying condition.
• Grapevine Magazine New Music segment with Pat Larkin, June 19, 2026
  Pat Larkin presents current music trends, artists, and releases.