County FM Archives New

Items

• Grapevine Magazine County Profile segment featuring Annelise Noronha, August 13, 2026
  Worth Repeating - Annelise Noronha is an amazingly talented music producer, engineer, writer, and singer of her original songs (when not playing bass for the County's hottest cover band, Secret Beach). Annelise talks with Timothy Luginbuhl about music and film, closet economics and what it's like being the unofficial "greeter" for artists who are new to the County.
• Grapevine Magazine County Naturally segment featuring Ewa Bednarczuk August 12, 2026
  Prince Edward County is home to some wonderful coastal wetlands. Guest host Jennifer Gagne of the Nature Conservancy Canada talks to her guest, Ewa Bednarczuk about these unique habitats.
• Grapevine Magazine County Cooks segment featuring Craig Hepburn, August 12, 2026
  Krista Hepburn brings her son, Craig, back into the studio to talk about his recipes and techniques for cooking the best stir fry and other tasty meals you can make with just a wok.
• Grapevine Magazine Taking Care of Business segment featuring Al Dewitt, August 12, 2026
  Craig Mills speaks with Al Dewitt of County Cemetery Company.
• Grapevine Magazine What's Happening segment featuring Barbara Sweet and Victoria Taylor, February 5, 2026
  Liz Zylstra and Library CEO, Barbara Sweet discuss the library’s plans for Flashback February including a one of a kind book sale. Also, Craig Mills speaks with Victoria Taylor and guests from Friends of Delhi Park
• Grapevine Magazine County Grows segment with Sud Kharal and Cole Robillard, February 5, 2026
  Jane will speak with Sud Kharal and Cole Robillard of the agronomy department at the County Farm Centre about their work with local field crop farms in preparing very precise fertilizer plans for the coming crop year based on detailed soil tests and other tools of precision agriculture.
• Grapevine Magazine Seniors and Technology segment Episode 1 of 6 with Anne Russell, February 5, 2026
  For the next six weeks, commencing February 5th, 99.3 County FM explores topics and trends that can help you navigate through the maze of todays technology. In the first episode of our 6 week County FM series, Seniors and Technology – Embracing the World, you’ll hear various accounts about our relationship with technology, particularly our smartphones and other digital devices. Episode one features testimonials from people we spoke to at the Community Care for Seniors Fair in November.  Thank you to our partners who helped create our documentary  “Seniors and Technology — Embracing the Digital World”:  The Prince Edward Learning Centre,  County of Prince Edward Public Library and The Prince Edward County Community Care for Seniors Association.  With funding from the Government of Canada’s New Horizons for Seniors Program.
• Grapevine Magazine County Naturally segment with Pamela Stagg, February 4, 2026
  There’s a new research technique called bio-acoustic monitoring. That;s a complicated name for a simple process: tracking wildlife by recording their calls. And it’s revolutionizing our understanding of hard-to-see creatures from whales to bats. Pamela Stagg will talk to a volunteer who hosted a bat monitoring device in her yard last summer.
• Grapevine Magazine Taking Care of Business segment with Shelbi Laemers, February 4, 2026
  Craig Mills interviews Shelbi Laemers, Founder & Wellness Director at the new Bloomfield Wellness Club.  A local space to achieve lasting health and wellness. They combine fitness, therapy, and recovery to create a complete wellness experience.
• Grapevine Magazine County Cooks segment with Chris Byrne, February 4, 2026
  Chris Byrne shares favourite recipes and tips for creating tasty, nutritious vegans meals for your family and friends.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Lori Farrington and Hilary Fennel, February 3, 2026
  The County’s Community Initiatives Coordinator, Hilary Fennel, and Chair of the Mental Health and Problematic Substance Use Action Team, Lori Farrington, join us in studio to share observations this team has made and how agencies are collaborating to make a difference. We’ll explore issues ranging from mental health in youth and bullying to impaired driving, peer support, and access to services. It’s an important conversation about reducing stigma, strengthening families, and building a healthier, more connected community.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Sandra Latchford, February 3, 2026
  Municipal and provincial authorities have been updating by-laws and regulations under the Funeral, Burial, and Cremation Services Act regarding how Ontario cemeteries operate and do burials in general. We will learn about these changes with Sandra Latchford, President of Picton’s renowned Glenwood Cemetery, and find out how COVID was a catalyst for families’ experiences and the industry — in a real positive way!
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Louise Warr, February 3, 2026
  CARP Canadian Association of Retired Persons offers both powerful advocacy and practical guidance for Canadians who are 50 plus, from navigating the healthcare system and accessing preventive care to staying active, mentally well, and socially connected. Don’t miss this first interview of the year with its Chapter Chair, Louise Warr. And let’s age with vitality!
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment with Barbara Yebuga, February 2, 2026
  BLACK HISTORY MONTH: Excerpt from Barbara Yebuga interview on CWCR Black trailblazers, value of Black History Month, and her father’s advice on dealing with racism.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment featuring Peter Lockyer, February 2, 2026
  FLASHBACK FEBRUARY: Historian Peter Lockyer previews his 4-part speaker series Wednesday afternoons at Base 31 including The Rise and Fall of the County Canning Industry and The 1959 Belleville McFarlands: Glory & Scandal.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment featuring PEC May Steve Ferguson, February 2, 2026
  THE MAYOR’S REPORT:  Mayor Steve Ferguson’s report to residents includes issues discussed at Rural Ontario Municipal Association (ROMA) conference, update on Vital Signs Report, growth projections, and more.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Jay Whiteley, August 11, 2026
  Join us for this month’s World of Wine as sommelier, Jay Whiteley, uncorks the story of the Syrah grape. From its rich history and distinctive characteristics to the regions where it shines, Jay shares what makes this bold, food-friendly varietal a favourite among wine lovers. Let’s discover the world of Syrah!
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Dr. Lara Parlatan, August 11, 2026
  Do you get enough physical activity? Medical Resident Dr. Lara Parlatan of the Prince Edward Family Health Team joins us to talk about the importance of regular exercise to our overall health and well being. Learn how much you need, the different kinds of exercise that are important for healthy living and how daily activities can be part of your exercise regimen. Dr. Parlatan will also share some tips on sustaining a regular exercise plan and tell us about the medical benefits of an active lifestyle.
• Grapevine magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Kanwar Gill and Sami Lester, August 11, 2026
  Joining us in-studio are Sami Lester and Kanwar Gill, founders of Grown In The County (GRIT). They’ve created an innovative interactive app featuring a map of Prince Edward County that helps residents and visitors find nearby farm stands, seasonal produce, local growers, and more. We’ll learn how the platform works and how it is making it easier than ever to enjoy fresh local food, shop local, and support County agriculture!
• Grapevine Magazine I Know that Voice segment featuring Billy West, January 30, 2026
  Gage Broderick takes a look at the life and career of prolific voice acting veteran, Billy West. West has been in the voice acting industry since the late ’90s, with Gage Broderick takes a look at the life and career of prolific voice acting veteran, Billy West. West has been in the voice acting industry since the late ’90s, with roles including both Ren and Stimpy from The Ren and Stimpy Show, Fry from Futurama, and even the Red M&M! Gage will look into West’s life, career, and several obstacles he’s had to deal with on I Know That Voice! roles including both Ren and Stimpy from The Ren and Stimpy Show, Fry from Futurama, and even the Red M&M! Gage will look into West’s life, career, and several obstacles he’s had to deal with on I Know That Voice!
• Grapevine Magazine Artscene segment featuring Colin Green nd Danielle Reddick, January 30, 2026
  Colin and Danielle stopped by the station on another snowy day to chat with co-host, Mary Ann Farrell about their program featuring open studio visits and the residency exhibition. It was a great opportunity for both of them to utilize the large space throughout the month of January to tackle their projects. Colin’s creative identity, Broke Canvas, features a number of paintings, and Danielle was working on several multi-media pieces that related to the volcano aftermath of Pompeil. Tune in and listen as they discuss their approach and process within their mediums.
• Grapevine Magazine What's Happening segment featuring Andrea Dawes, January 29, 2026
  Anne Russell speaks with  Andrea Dawes, Executive Director  County Reads about upcoming activities for kids in the County.  Since 2019, Andrea Dawes has run PEC Parents.ca, the go-to online resource for parents and caregivers. As Executive Director of County Kids Read, Andrea spends her days working to secure every County kid’s right to enjoy the benefits of their very own books. Also, Anne Russell speaks with Shannon Collins, about the Roc’s Empty Bowls campaign. This annual fundraiser supports the ROC Youth Services’ vital programs and services for Prince Edward County Youth.
• Grapevine Magazine County Grows segment with Krista Hepburn, January 29, 2026
  Krista Hepburn speaks with local gardeners about their gardening successes, challenges, and secrets.
• Grapevine Magazine County Profile Segment featuring Adam Cavanaugh, January 29, 2026
  In a segment worth repeating, if you’ve ever needed technical support in the County of Prince Edward Public Library, you already know the knowledgeable and generous Adam Cavanaugh. Join Timothy Luginbuhl as he hears about Adam’s years as a board member of the Al Purdy A-Frame Association and his 3 seasons high atop a look-out tower in Northern Alberta helping to fight forest fires (and a scary bear too!).
• Grapevine Magazine County Naturally segment with Pamela Stagg, January 28, 2026
  It’s always a great joy to see snow buntings in the winter. Banding them in the winter? Not so much. These visitors from the Arctic have to be banded in the cold, because bringing them into a nice warm banding lab would be bad for their health. Prince Edward Point Bird Observatory’s Bander in Charge, Ashley Jensen, tells Pamela Stagg what it’s like to research these cold-adapted birds.