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• Grapevine Magazine County Cooks segment with Victoria Hunt, June 10, 2026
  Krista Hepburn speaks with local chefs, cooks, and friends about their favourite recipes and dishes.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring James Wood, June 9, 2026
  County resident James Woo joins us as a follow up to last week’s interview defining the LGBTQ2S+ acronym. This time we’ll talk specifics about transgender identity, the history and evolution of the trans community, and the experiences of people who choose to medically transition. The conversation will explore common questions and misconceptions, how individuals make decisions about transition-related care, and the range of experiences people may have, including both positive outcomes and cases where individuals later reconsider their choices. Our goal is to provide an open, respectful, and informative discussion that helps listeners better understand a complex and often misunderstood topic.
• Grapevine Magazine Health and Wellness segment featuring Lisa Dow, June 9, 2026
  Summer weather is finally here! Prince Edward Family Health Team Physiotherapist, Lisa Dow, joins us again — about how to move our physical fitness plan outdoors. We’ll discuss how to adapt to any physical limitations, avoid common injuries and different ways we can take advantage of this nice weather!
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Stacey Stanford, June 9, 2026
  Executive Director of The Hub Child and Family Centre, Stacey Stanford, talks about their major daycare expansion at Base31, which will add 49 new licensed spaces for toddlers and preschoolers. We’ll discuss how the project came together, what subsidized child care means for local families, staffing challenges, waitlists, … and what’s next for child care in the County!
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment Radiothon, June 8, 2026
  99.3 County FM’s annual fundraiser ends Sunday June 7th at 8 p.m. Hear the results on the Monday Grapevine.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment featuring Moshe Lander, June 8, 2026
  Economist Moshe Lander of Concordia University explains why Canada should be ‘elbows down’ and what Canadian negotiators are facing as they meet their U.S. counterparts.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment with David Walcott, June 8, 2026
  David Walcott, President of the Prince Edward County Soccer Association, discusses the $150,000 grant from AirBnB to support a new clubhouse and the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026.
• Grapevine Magazine County Cooks segment with Chris Byrne, June 3, 2026
  Chef Chris Byrne shares his ideas and recipes for spring rhubarb that was first used in China for digestive ailments.
• Grapevine Magazine County Naturally segment featuring Rick Gray, June 3, 2026
  Grapevine Magazine host Pamela Stagg interviews author Rick Gray who co-authored The Gardeners Guide to Native Plants of the Southern Great Lakes Region. Gray's coauthor is Shaun Booth
• Grapevine Magazine Taking Care of Business segment featuring Manson Slik, June 3, 2026
  Pearl Hucul speaks with Manson Slik, who began as a Realtor in 1989, joined Gordons team in 1992, and became a partner in 2005. In 2022 Manson stepped down as a partner to focus his attention on growing Gordons Real Estate Brokerage inside his home territory, the Quinte Region and District.
• Grapevine Magazine Consmer Information segment featuring James Woo, June 2, 2026
  Join us an indepth conversation with PEC resident, James Woo, as we explore the history and evolution of the LGBTQ2S+ community and the issues past and present in Canada and around the world. This powerful discussion will break down the LGBTQ2S+ acronym letter by letter, examining identity, language, inclusion, pronouns, Two-Spirit history, global perspectives, immigration and refugee experiences, and how LGBTQ+ communities have changed across generations. From the origins of the movement to today’s conversations around representation and belonging, this interview aims to inform, challenge, and open meaningful dialogue for everyone — whether you’re part of the community or simply looking to better understand it.
• Grapevine Magazine Consmer Information segment featuring James Woo, June 2, 2026
  Join us for a two part conversation with PEC resident, James Woo, as we explore the history and evolution of the LGBTQ2S+ community and the issues past and present in Canada and around the world. This powerful discussion will break down the LGBTQ2S+ acronym letter by letter, examining identity, language, inclusion, pronouns, Two-Spirit history, global perspectives, immigration and refugee experiences, and how LGBTQ+ communities have changed across generations. From the origins of the movement to today’s conversations around representation and belonging, this interview aims to inform, challenge, and open meaningful dialogue for everyone — whether you’re part of the community or simply looking to better understand it.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment with Claire Notman and Daniel Rose, June 2, 2026
  Dave McQueen and Suzanne O'Connor prepare for Radiothon and discuss the evolution and growth of 99.3 County FM. In a rebroadcast, Dave interviews Claire Notman and Daniel Rose of the Great Lakes Museum in Kingston, Ontario. The museum began in the1970s by diving enthusiasts.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment about Radiothon 2026, June 1, 2026
  2 Annual 99.3 County FM Radiothon – Thursday June 4th – Sunday June 7th. Special thank you to our title sponsor “Wellings of Picton”. This year’s theme is “Grown Here” celebrating our agricultural community and everything created right here in Prince Edward County. Special thanks to this year’s Honorary Chair Jane Thompson. Please help bridge the funding gap of $77,000. hank you to everyone who has already donated!! Special thanks to this year’s sponsors Wellings of Picton, Heidelberg Materials, Angie’s Pooper Pumping Service, JJ International Media and Management Solutions, Lockyer’s Country Gardens, McDougall Ins & Financial (Picton), Prinzen Ford, Royal Hotel, Stormy’s Auto Group, Veenstra and Lloyd’s Plumbing Heating and Cooling, and Edward Jones Picton.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment witih Christine Durant and Judith Burfoott, June 1, 2026
  Christine Durant of the Macaulay Village Neighbourhood Group and Prince Edward Learning Centre and Judith Burfoot, the County’s Housing Help Coordinator, provide details on free Tenant Rights & Organizing workshops to support renters, strengthen neighbourhood connections, and help residents better understand their rights.
• Grapevine Magazine Current Events segment with Catalina Blumenberg, June 1, 2026
  Catalina Blumenberg, Prince Edward County Clerk, answers questions about the third-party review of Council size, what if there is no candidate for a ward, what are the rules for candidates, for voters and more.
• Grapevine Magazine County Grows segment featuring Jenna Empey, October 1, 2026
  Cheryl McLellan speaks with Jenna Empey, resident witch, grower, and magic maker at VVitch Farm. Jenna details how she has used her business and her over 25-year long career in divination work in order to help people.
• Grapevine Magazine What's Happening segment featuring Friends of the Library, October 1, 2026
  Liz Zylstra talks about the recent Civic Recognition awarded to the Friends of the Library, an upcoming Bloomfield Day celebration and upcoming author events.
• Grapevine Magazine County Profile segment featuring Caroline Lecker, October 1, 2026
  A gardener extraordinaire for whom every plant is an extraordinary creature, every feral cat deserves a home, every living thing is to be honored and cherished, Caroline Lecker has called  Milford her home for over 35 years. Now, it is time for change and she discusses all of this and so much more with Renay Weissman-Stanners as this week's County Profile.
• Grapevine Magazine Taking Care of Business segment with Duarte Da Silva, September 30, 2026
  Duarte Da Silva discusses the upcoming Mayoral debate that will be hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. The debate will take place Oct. 5th at the Regent Theatre, Picton. The election is on Oct. 26
• Grapevine magazine County Cooks segment featuring Clare Evered Armet, September 30, 2026
  Liz Moran speaks with Clare Evered Armet, the founder and pastry chef of Dulcia Custom Cakes and Baked Goods. Clare creates handcrafted cakes and baked goods for any celebration right here in Prince Edward County.
• Grapevine Magazine County Naturally segment featuring Peter Kuitenbrouwer, September 30, 2026
  The most resilient trees for a specific area likely grow from the seeds that are already flourishing there. That's why seed collecting is important for the next generation of trees. Peter Kuitenbrouwer explains to Pamela Stagg how professional tree-seed collecting works.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Jay Whiteley, September 29, 2026
  How do winemakers decide which wines belong together? In our 7th episode of World of Wine, regular guest Sommelier Jay Whiteley explores the art and science of blending. We’ll talk about what each variety brings to the mix, how a blend is developed, and what can make a finished wine greater than the sum of its parts.
• Grapevine Magazine Consumer Information segment featuring Kathleen Kennedy and Nikki Crenna, September 29, 2026
  What is Prince Edward County’s Learning Centre seeing in our community? Ahead of the release of its annual Impact Report, Executive Director Kathleen Kennedy joins us to discuss the challenges local residents are facing and how the Learning Centre is responding. We’ll look at its work in food security, employment training, youth engagement and financial support, as well as the gaps in services it hopes to address.
• Grapevine Magazine Health and Wellness segment with Matt Harris, September 29, 2026
  More than 20% of Canadians will experience addiction or substance use challenges at some point in their life. September is recovery month across Canada to raise public awareness and to work to eliminate the stigma surrounding addiction and mental illness. Registered Psychotherapist Matt Harris joined us to talk about the weekly SMART Recovery group at the Picton Library. This free, science-based program offers support for people looking to make changes around addiction and other behaviours, with a focus on practical tools, self-management and empowerment.