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• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Andrea Panacci, February 10, 2026
  We’re joined by professional interior designer, Andrea Panacci, for a conversation regarding where interior design is heading — and why it’s becoming more meaningful than ever. We will talk about heritage furniture, architectural paint techniques, wellness-focused recovery rooms, wall murals, and fabrics that shape our space. We will learn how comfort, craftsmanship, and longevity are redefining modern luxury. It’s a thoughtful look at interiors that don’t just follow trends — they support real life!
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Jessica Leavitt and Maya Abdul Majed, February 10, 2026
  Tune in for an informative conversation that may change how you see your neighbourhood pharmacy. We’re joined by Jessica Leavitt, a PEFHT pharmacist, and Maya Abdul Majed, a pharmacy student from the University of Waterloo, when they visit our studio and we learn what it means to be a pharmacist. From vaccines to chronic care support, we’ll explore the expanding services offered by today’s pharmacies and how pharmacists help keep patients safe.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Evetns segment with Raymond Francis, February 9, 2026
  In January 2025, the home of  Raymond Francis, a Canadian working at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, was destroyed by the Eaton wildfire. Now, the sunflower seeds Raymond scattered on his burned-out lot are in bloom and he returns to the Grapevine with an update on his plans to rebuild.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment with Craig Mills, February 9, 2026
  Congratulations to 99.3 County FM for receiving the Not-for-Profit Award and the Excellence in Arts & Culture award at PEC Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Awards.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment witih Sarah Bobas and Christina Zeidler, February 9, 2026
  Sarah Bobas and Christina Zeidler of the Wellington Town Hall Foundation explain how they plan to retain the Hall as a community-owned hub and what’s contained in the memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the County and the Foundation.
• Grapevine Magazine Screenplay segment featuring Raj Dhillon, February 6, 2026
  Raj Dhillon shares interviews, reviews, and analysis of all things film and movie related.
• Grapevine Magazine Artscene segment with Pamela Mayhew, February 6, 2026
  Pamela Mayhew provides details about current local arts events.
• Grapevine Magazine New Music segment with Pat Larkin, August 21, 2026
  Pat Larkin presents current music trends, artists, and releases.
• Grapevine Magazine Artscene segment featuring Colleen Simm, August 21, 2026
  Cheryl Singer chats with the wonderfully multi-talented Colleen Simm—writer, playwright, actor, director, and stand-up comic. Colleen is an award-winning playwright, with recognition from the Belleville 10 Minute Play Festival, Spark 10 Minute Playwriting, and the Quinte Arts Festival. We'll explore her creative journey, her love of theatre, and the art of comedy—including the question: What makes something funny? Join us for a lively and entertaining conversation with Colleen Simm on Artscene!
• Grapevine Magazine County Grows segment featuring Matt Rabbie, August 20, 2026
  Flower gardener Matt Rabbie of Sunset Farm and Cabins shares with host Jane Thompson the story of this exciting new element of their farm business. Anyone planning a wedding or other floral event will want to tune in to this interview!
• Grapevine Magazine What's Happening segment featuring Barbara Sweet, August 20, 2026
  Author events and readings are alive and well in Prince Edward County. Barbara Sweet and Liz Zylstra discuss the state of reading in PEC.
• Grapevine Magazine County Profile segment featuring Jennifer Sills, August 20, 2026
  Gage Broderick speaks with the lovely Jennifer Sills. A member of the County's theatre scene for quite some time, Jennifer is hot off the heels of her directorial debut Hunting Camp for Theatre Roulant. She's here to tell us about her life experiences, her career, and what the theatre means to her.
• Grapevine Magazine County Cooks ksegment featuring Amir Ahmadi, August 19, 2026
  Liz Moran speaks with Amir Ahmadi, the Executive Chef at The Knoll Restaurant at The Isaiah Tubbs Resort. Tune in to hear about recent updates to the menu, to the property, and the seasonal celebratory meals he has planned for the coming months.
• Grapevine Magazine Taking Care of Business segment with Katy Jocsak, August 19, 2026
  Duarte Da Silva, CEO of the PEC Chamber of Commerce speaks to Katy Jocsak, Founder of Glorified Tea. An iced tea beverage company based in Wellington offering premium tea blends contain 100% local natural sweeteners, hand juiced citrus, and come in reusable glass bottles.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Andrea Panacci, August 18, 2026
  In our last conversation with professional interior designer, Andrea Panacci of Andrea Panacci Design, we discussed how elements in our immediate surroundings can influence our mood as well as productivity. Now, in Part 2, we explore the influence of colour and sound. It’s a fascinating look at how the spaces around us can support a greater sense of calm, comfort, and well-being.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Justin Patrick, August 18, 2026
  Joining us in studio is Prof. Justin Patrick, PhD, Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership at Wenzhou-Kean University in China. His role in building a student movement at the University of Ottawa exposing corruption, mismanagement and democratic accountability was a catalyst for his doctoral research. We’ll talk about student leadership in Canada and around the globe, the nuances of having access to higher education, and the experiences that shaped his work today. We’ll also explore his international work in student leadership, the “hidden curriculum” in higher education, and what he has learned about the barriers students around the world face in accessing education and having their voices heard.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information Segment featuring Ellis Zeigler and Klydan Zachariah, August 18, 2026
  Across Canada this is Public Service Pride Week. We’ll be joined by two government employees at the municipal level, Elis Zeigler and Kiydan Zachariah, for a conversation about what it means to be part of the LGBTQ2S+ and working in municipal government. We’ll talk about their personal experiences, the importance of being able to bring your authentic self to work, and why visibility and representation matter in a small, rural community like Prince Edward County. We’ll also explore what inclusion, belonging, and being a good ally can look like in our everyday lives.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment featuring Dominique Jones, August 17, 2026
  ICYMI. Dominique Jones of The County Foundation explains how to apply for the Vital Impact Fund grant of $180,000 focused on food security, with the aim of supporting the processes, efficiencies, and infrastructure to better serve the community's needs.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment with Tammy Noyes, August 17, 2026
  The State of Real Estate: Local realtor Tammy Noyes discusses latest statistics on County residential properties, what’s available, who is selling and who is buying.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment with Mayor Steve Ferguson, August 17, 2026
  Mayor’s Report: Mayor Steve Ferguson’s monthly report to residents includes affordable housing summit, update on County Road 49, upcoming election and more.
• Grapevine Magazine County Profile segment featuring Laurie Farrington, January 15, 2026
  Pearl Hucul speaks with Laurie Farrington about her life and history in Prince Edward County. Laurie describes her involvement with the Milford Mummers.
• Grapevine Magazine Screenplay segment with Stu Jones, August 14, 2026
  Worth Repeating: Raj Dhillon speaks with Stu Jones about one of his many talents, being a storyboard artist for many media productions. He explains his process for storyboarding and just how important it is for the production of movies, tv shows, commercials, and more.
• Grapevine Magazine Artscene segment featuring James Fraser, August 14, 2026
  Don't miss this week's Artscene as we welcome James Fraser, founder and Creative Director of the County Shakespeare Company. Fresh from the success of the company's inaugural production of Macbeth, James joins us to talk about bringing Shakespeare to Prince Edward County, the enthusiastic response from local audiences, and what's next—including this summer's collaboration with Theatre Roulant on Much Ado About Nothing. Whether you're a lifelong Shakespeare fan or someone who's always wondered what all the fuss is about, you'll enjoy this engaging conversation about building a new theatre company, making Shakespeare accessible, and the exciting future of live theatre in the County.
• Grapevine Magazine What's Happening segment featuring Cori Goodman and Laura McGugan, August 13, 2026
  Join Roxanne Mackenzie and her guest, Cori Goodman, director of the Marysburgh Mummer’s fall play, Trout Lake Proposals by Peter Blendell. AND Anne Russell speaks with Laura McGugan, coordinator at PEC Community Care for Seniors about their 25th Anniversary Event on August 14 from 12:00 pm – 01:30 pm. Drop in to 74 King Street in Picton to hear the Thrift Shop. Volunteers share stories about the shop. Enjoy a free BBQ lunch while supplies last courtesy of the Picton Firefighters’ Association.
• Grapevine Magazine County Grows segment with Carolyn Lecker, August 13, 2026
  Krista Hepburn speaks with Carolyn Lecker of Black Walnut Gardens about their gardening successes, challenges, and secrets.