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• Grapevine Magazine, The County Naturally, featuring Dr. Aaron Davis, July, 2026
  Dr. Aaron Davis is working to create an Arabica-like coffee for the hotter days ahead. He's one of the world's leading experts on coffee and climate change, based in London, England. Pamela Stagg will talk to him about his adventures in Africa, finding a "lost" gem of a coffee plant, as well as his favourite coffee to drink -- when he can afford it.
• Grapevine Magazine, County Cooks, featuring Chloe Fox, July, 2026
  Krista Hepburn speaks with her friend and home-cook, Chloe Fox. Chloe details her family's history and recipes including several done with tofu!
• Grapevine Magazine, Taking Care of Business, featuring Carolyn Hinde-White, July 2026
  David Mackay talks to Carolyn Hinde-White, an Independent travel consultant. She discusses her 40 years in the business and the dramatic changes that have taken place in how people plan and implement travel plans.
• Grapevine Magazine, Consumer Information featuring Alexander Lebel, June, 2026
  OPP Constable Alex Lebel quizzes Suzanne and Dave on their water safety knowledge and reminds us on navigating the busy waterways.
• Grapevine Magazine, Consumer Information featuring Tasha Shaw-Verbic, Julne, 2026
  County Dog Trainer Tasha Shaw-Verbic discusses how to recognize firework-related anxiety in your dogs, how you can prevent it, and how to keep your dog safe, calm, and secure throughout the summer season.
• Grapevine Magazine, Consumer Information featuring James and Vi Woo, June, 2026
  James and Vi Woo, members of the LGBTQ+ community, have a thoughtful conversation about the past, present, and future of LGBTQ+ lives and rights while reflecting how far we've come.
• Grapevine Magazine, Current Events, featuring Beth Lafay, July, 2026
  Reaching for Rainbows provides a safe space for girls six to twelve years old to foster friendships, a feeling of belonging, and a greater sense of self. Beth Lafay, Executive Director, explains why the organization is launching a fundraising campaign on July 7.
• Grapevine Magazine, Current Events, featuring Gareth Williams, July, 2026
  Gareth Williams of Border Control Bird Dogs in Stirling has been receiving international media attention since the story broke that his border collies are keeping Canada geese from fouling the field at Centennial Park in Toronto where FIFA World Cup athletes train. ICYMI: Gareth explains how his dogs provide humane geese management.
• Grapevine Magazine, Current Events, featuring Lisa Learning, July, 2026
  When Lisa Learning’s 2 young sons contracted Lyme disease 10 years ago, she set out to create a product that would prevent ticks and mosquitoes from biting.  Now, her company based in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia, is filling orders from across Canada for her botanical repellent spray.
• Grapevine Magazine, I Know That Voice featuring Peter Cullen, January, 2026
  In the first episode of “I Know That Voice” for 2026, we spotlight a voice actor whose resume is a bit less varied than others we’ve covered, but whose voice has carried a respect and legacy that few can match. I Know That Voice covers the man who brought the voice of Optimus Prime (Transformers) to life, the legendary Peter Cullen. .
• Grapevine Magazine, Artscene interview with Katrina Tompkins, January, 2026
  Co-host Catelyn Thornton will be talking to County artist, Katrina Tompkins, who is the County Arts Lead of the Youth Craft Academy which is going into its third year. They discuss the various craft programs which have been offered to County youth and the incredibly positive impact on the young participants.
• Grapevine Magazine, What's Happening with Liz Zylstra, January, 2026
  Liz Zylstra discusses some tips and tricks to make library use even easier in 2026.
• Grapevine Magazine, County Grows with host Astrid Young, January, 2026
  Astrid Young interviews Richard Johnson of Chadsey's Cairns Winery in Hillier
• Grapevine Magazine, County Profile featuring Doug Ward, January, 2026
  Gage Broderick interviews 99.3 volunteer Doug Ward whose resume at the station includes the most recent host of “Classic Country” on Saturday mornings (6am-10am) and as the Monday Midday host (10am-2pm). Doug and Gage will discuss Doug’s career, his time living in Toronto, his previous radio experience, and how he came to live and volunteer in the County.
• Grapevine Maagazine, The County Naturally interview with Dr. Ryan Damby, January, 2026
  Wildlife overpasses and underpasses have reduced wildlife mortality on the highways around Banff by as much as 75% – 80%. And they’ve minimized injuries to humans and damage to vehicles, as well. If Dr. Ryan Danby has his way, these structures will be included in plans for expanding Highway 401to 8 lanes through the Frontenac Arch area. He’ll be talking to Pamela Stagg about how this could be done and what it would mean for animals, humans and even insurance claims.
• Grapevine Magazine, Taking Care of Business interview with Cole Matthews, January, 2026
  Pearl Hucul speaks with Cole Matthews, owner of Matthews Lawn Care and Snow Removal.  With 7 years of experience in landscaping, Cole shares the joys and challenges of his first year running his own lawn care and snow removal business in the county.
• Grapevine Magazine County Cooks with Chris Byrne, January, 2026
  Chris Byrne shares favourite recipes and tips for creating tasty, nutritious plant-based food for your family and friends.
• Grapevine Magazine interview with Hilary Fennell, County Foundation, January, 2026
  Grapevine Magazine hosts David McQueen and Suzanne O'Connor inerview Hilary Fennell, Community Initiatives Coordinator and project lead with the County Foundation. They discuss why reducing poverty in the County is essential to safety and well-being, and how the community as a whole plays a role in building a more resilient place to live.
• Grapevine Magazine interview with Duarte Da Silva, January, 2026
  Grapevine Magazine host Consumer Information hosts Suzanne O'Connor and David McQueen interview Duarte Da Silva, the CEO of the Prince Edward County Chamber of Commerce for a timely conversation about the future of business in The County. From workforce challenges in tourism, economic diversification, and new collaborative initiatives taking shape, we explore what local businesses are facing now and what opportunities lie ahead as we move into 2026.
• Grapevine Magazine interview with Paul Snepsts, January, 2026
  Grapevine Magazine hosts David McQueen and Suzanne O'Connor interview Paul Snepsts. In this interview, they explore the world of improv—not as performance, but as a powerful way of meeting life. In a discussion with the creator of Comedy Country, Paul Snepsts, they talk about how improv can expand our minds, shift our perspectives, and transform the way we relate to ourselves and others. talk about how improv can expand our minds, shift our perspectives, and transform the way we relate to ourselves and others.
• Grapevine Magazine features Andy Janikowski, Cameron Butler and Callie Craig, January, 2026
  Grapevine Magazine host Lynn Pickering interviews Andy Janikowski, Rotary Club of Picton, who describes the program and the rewards of being a host family for the Rotary Youth Exchange program. Cameron Butler discusses his experience as an exchange student in Finland and PECI student Callie Craig looks forward to studying in another country in 2026.
• Grapevine Magazine interview featuring Jennifer Cobb, January, 2026
  Grapevine host Lynn Pickering interviews Wellington resident Jennifer Cobb. Although New Year’s Day polar plunges were called off in the County this year, Jennifer Cobb of Wellington Wild Water Swimmers explains why she says that cold-water swimming has transformed her.
• Grapevine Magazine featuring Lina Rinaldi, January, 2026
  Grapevine Current Events host Lynn Pickering interviews Lina Rinaldi, Quinte Health’s Vice-President and Chief Nursing Executive. Lina discusses when to go to the ED, preparing for longer wait times, and options for non-urgent care.
• Radiothon Luncheon 2025, Photo 16
  Photograph of people taking part in a luncheon during the 99.3 County FM 2025 Annual Fundraising Event, Radiothon. This was the 11th annual Radiothon that took place June 5-8, 2025.
• Radiothon Luncheon 2025, Photo 15
  Photograph of people taking part in a luncheon during the 99.3 County FM 2025 Annual Fundraising Event, Radiothon. This was the 11th annual Radiothon that took place June 5-8, 2025.