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• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Josh Carney, September 15, 2026
  In the market for a new car, or want to learn about the differences and details between your electric, hybrid and gas options? The range of options for body styles, power systems, and technology can make choosing the right vehicle for you challenging.  We speak with Josh Carney of Prinzen Ford in Bloomfield about the new models coming out this fall and he will share tips on choosing the powertrains as well as explain some of the technical and safety innovations available.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Lee Marchildon, September 15, 2026
  Trying to find the right service provider or resolve a problem in our healthcare service can be confusing and frustrating.  It is especially difficult for seniors and those with disabilities, but help is available. The Prince Edward Family Health Team’s System Navigator, Lee Marchildon, helps patients and service providers find what they need, coordinate services, and resolve communication problems.  She is also involved in community outreach and education. In Part 1 (of 2 interviews) we learn how Lee and PEFHT can help you connect with the healthcare services you need.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Becky Lamb and Gerry Jenkison, September 15, 2026
  Six County organizations have come together for a community science event happening September 25 and 26. Tune in to find out why the County Field Naturalists, the Prince Edward Point Bird Observatory, the South Shore Joint Initiative, Friends of Delhi Park, Trees for PEC, and Feral Folc are getting together with the community to observe and record all the plants, trees, birds, birds, bugs, fungi, fish and more during a 26 hour period! Joining us in studio to talk about the upcoming Marsh Creek Community Bioblitz is Becky Lamb of Feral Folc and Gerry Jenkison of PEC Naturalists.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Tasha Shaw-Verbic, Part 2, March 31, 2026
  Stimulation and Our Beloved Canines, Part 2: With Professional Dog Trainer, Tasha Shaw-Verbic, we dive deeper into the importance of providing appropriate, intentional stimulation—and how it works to support better behaviour and overall well-being in our canine companions.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Dominique Jone March 31, 2026
  The Elderberry Fund is a donor advised fund administered by the County Foundation providing grants to support important local causes including food security, arts and culture, health and human services, agriculture, and the environment.  We speak with Elderberry Fund Donor Sarah and The County Foundation’s Executive Director, Dominique Jones, about how TCF grant recipients are selected and talk about some of the organizations that have recently received funding.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment featuring Evan Nash, March 30, 2026
  Evan Nash has details on the 5th Annual Owen Jones Memorial Trash Bash, April 25.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment featuring Hri Neil and Christine Durant, March 30, 2026
  Hri Neil of the Department of Illumination and Christine Durant of the Prince Edward Learning Centre describe plans for a classroom portable which will become a community centre for Macaulay Village. Council agreed to designate it as a project of community interest.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment featuring Dr. Darren Brenner and Chrissy Moutsatsos, March 30, 2026
  Dr. Darren Brenner, Department of Oncology, University of Calgary, and Chrissy Moutsatsos, diagnosed with colorectal cancer one year ago, are among those calling for the age of screening to be lowered to 45.
• Grapevine Magazine New Music segment with Pat Larkin, March 27, 2026
  Pat Larkin presents current music trends, artists, and releases.
• Grapevine Magazine Artscene segment featuring Gin Sexsmith and O Green, March 27, 2026
  Artscene this week welcomes two singer songwriters, Gin Sexsmith and O Green, both of whom were successful applicants to the 2026 Indigenous Voices Fund. They’re chatting with co-host Sarah Moran about where their songs come from, what it means to have some secure funding and their excitement about new things to come.
• Grapevine Magazine What's Happening segment featuring Gabriele Cole, March 26, 2026
  Anne Russell speaks with Gabriele Cole, program director at the Baxter arts centre about their upcoming Spring Sessions. She speaks also with Roxanne Mackenzie about the Rotary Club of Picton about their annual Waterfall Tours.
• Grapevine Magazine County Grows segment featuring members of the Rotary Club, March 26, 2026
  Krista Hepburn speaks with local gardeners about their gardening successes challenges and secrets. Roxanne Mackenzie speaks with the Rotary Club of Picton about their annual Waterfall Tours.
• Grapevine Magazine County Profile segment featuring Dr. Jonathan Downar, March 26, 2026
  Timothy Luginbuhl speaks with Dr. Jonathan Downar, brain researcher and psychiatrist
• Grapevine Magazine County Naturlly segment featuring Dr. Matthew Wooller, March 25, 2026
  What happens when a public institution mis-identifies a specimen? Um, that all depends on the institution. If you’re the Museum of the North in Fairbanks, Alaska, you correct it. Dr. Matthew Wooller of University of Alaska Fairbanks tells Pamela Stagg the story of two mysterious bones that … well, we’re not going to ruin the story for you. Tune in to find out.
• Grapevine Magazine Taking Care of Business segment with Duarte Da Silva, March 25, 2026
  Duarte Da Silva speaks with local business owners about the joys and challenges of running a business in the county today.
• Grapevine Magazine County Cooks segment featuring Luke Haines, March 25, 2026
  Liz Moran speaks with Chef Luke Haines who is opening the new restaurant Rosetta in Picton in collaboration with renowned restaurateurs Grant Van Gameren and Jesse Fader. Luke formerly worked in many award winning Toronto restaurants including Buca, Bar Raval, and Martine’s Wine Bar.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Krystal Campbell, March 24, 2026
  We are joined by the owner of Crowe’s Footwear, Krystal Campbell, to talk about something we often take for granted — our feet and the shoes we put on them! We will talk about how the importance of a proper fit can change over time, why quality matters and how our footwear choices affect our everyday comfort. Whatever lifestyle we’re living in PEC, let’s learn why supportive footwear is so important
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Julie Watson and Hilary Fennell, Part 2, March 24, 2026
  In this fifth and last part of our series covering the Community Safety and Well-Being (CSWB) Plan, we are joined by two Action Team members regarding Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence. Julie Watson, Action Team Chair, and Hilary Fennell, who is leading up the five Action Teams, will share the realities behind these often hidden issues in our community. This conversation will examine complex issues like root causes, including harmful gender norms and societal pressures. We’ll shine a light on how local agencies are working together to support survivors, uncover where gaps still exist, and inform on what happens when someone reaches out for help. The discussion also turns toward solutions while Julie and Hilary will share how attitudes can shift, what prevention efforts are underway, and how community members can play a further role in creating a safer, more supportive environment for everyone.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Julie Watson and Hilary Fennell, Part 1, March 24, 2026
  In this fifth and last part of our series covering the Community Safety and Well-Being (CSWB) Plan, we are joined by two Action Team members regarding Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence. Julie Watson, Action Team Chair, and Hilary Fennell, who is leading up the five Action Teams, will share the realities behind these often hidden issues in our community. This conversation will examine complex issues like root causes, including harmful gender norms and societal pressures. We’ll shine a light on how local agencies are working together to support survivors, uncover where gaps still exist, and inform on what happens when someone reaches out for help. The discussion also turns toward solutions while Julie and Hilary will share how attitudes can shift, what prevention efforts are underway, and how community members can play a further role in creating a safer, more supportive environment for everyone.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment featuring Andrew Forbes, March 23, 2026
  Let’s play ball! Blue Jays home opener is March 27 and Andrew Forbes, author of several books of baseball essays including Field Work: On Baseball and Making a Living looks ahead to the team’s 50th season.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment featuring Ginny Taylor, Chris Campbell and Mike Campbell and Katrine Ewart, March 23, 2026
  A match made in heaven? Ginny Taylor, Chris Campbell and Mike Campbell, children of the late Steve Campbell, publisher of County Magazine, and Karine Ewart, publisher of Watershed, discuss the transfer of ownership on April 1.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment featuring PEC Mayor Steve Ferguson, March 23, 2026
  Mayor’s Report: Mayor Steve Ferguson reports on provincial government funding for County Road 49 rehabilitation and repair, a timeline for completion and the County’s contribution.
• Grapevine Magazine ScreenPLAY segment with Rj Dhillon, March 20, 2026
  Grapevine Magazine host Raj Dhillon explores contemporary cinema
• Grapevine Magazine Artscene segment special on the Hotel Confidential, March 20, 2026
  Hotel Confidential is a 3 day contemporary art exhibition that brings together local, national and international artists to re-imagine a hotel as both a setting and metaphor, turning guest rooms and shared spaces into sites of artistic experimentation and intimate encounter.
• Grapevine Magazine What's Happening segment with Ewa Henry, March 19, 2026
  Liz Zylstra chats with Evva Henry of Young Imaginations about an upcoming art and drama program at the Picton Branch Library