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Goderich 200 is a podcast series celebrating the vibrant legacy and people of our community as we prepare for our Bicentennial in 2027. This time around we are celebrating a group of incredible women who have done more for this community than a lot of us know. Penny Murray and Ally Anderson are here to talk about the I.O.D.E. and I think you'll be surprised at some of the things they've done and continue to do in what I'm calling "stealth mode." And later, the chair of the Bicentennial committee Liz Petrie will join us to bring us up to speed on all the preparations being made for our celebrations in 2027. Goderich 200 is brought to you by the Town of Goderich 2027 Bicentennial Committee.

This week on the program, Director Colleen Caesar joined us to chat about the Goderich Little's Theatre's upcoming production of Dracula! It sounds like it's going to be plenty scary and just in time for Halloween :) ⁠Shoreline Classics⁠⁠ - Listen Live: 99.7 in Goderich - 95.5 in Kincardine - 90.9 in Saugeen Shores. ALSO, Online at shorelineclassicsfm .com or on the iHeart radio app.

The Saturday closest to the beginning of a new month is What’s Happening Day on the radio show where we check in with some of our favourite non-profit, public, and/or cultural institutions. In the episode: Matt Hoy is here with all the latest on the Legion and the new Goderich Memorial Community Centre,. Liz Petrie brings us up to speed on the latest from the Goderich Bicentennial Committee. We will also find out what's happening in October at The Huron County Museum with Sinead Cox. And we'll get the latest on The Huron County Library, Goderich Branch with Danielle Bettridge. *** ⁠Shoreline Classics⁠ - Listen Live: 99.7 in Goderich - 95.5 in Kincardine - 90.9 in Saugeen Shores. ALSO, Online at shorelineclassicsfm .com or on the iHeart radio app.

Goderich 200, is a podcast celebrating the vibrant legacy and people of Goderich as we prepare for our bicentennial in 2027. If you were ever one to visit the Beer Store back in the day, you might remember our guest today.  Pat Osborn came to Goderich in 1960 to open our first beer store following a historic local vote that repealed the Canada Temperance Act.  Prior to that the county had been “technically” dry for 46 years, having originally voted to enact the CTA by referendum in 1914.  Also joining us in this episode, Liz Petrie from the Bicentennial Committee to bring us up to date on all the latest planning. Goderich 200 is brought to you by the Town of Goderich 2027 Bicentennial Committee.

It’s the Saturday closest to the beginning of a new month so it’s What’s Happening Day on the radio show and I’ll be checking in with some of our favourite non-profit, public, and/or cultural institutions. Today: Andrew Bouck is here from Goderich Tourism to chat about next week's Goderich Salt & Harvest Festival. We'll also find out what's happening in September at The Huron County Museum with Sinead Cox and The Huron County Library, Goderich Branch with Danielle Bettridge *** Shoreline Classics - Listen Live: 99.7 in Goderich - 95.5 in Kincardine - 90.9 in Saugeen Shores. ALSO, Online at shorelineclassicsfm .com or on the iHeart radio app.

Well, here we go ... Episode 3 of Goderich 200, a podcast celebrating the vibrant legacy and people of Goderich as we prepare for our bicentennial in 2027. A while back I had a member of our community reach out to say that he’d met the most interesting man. The man had shared stories about the town and seemed like a genuine wealth of knowledge. He thought he maybe owned a camera store at one time and he couldn’t quite recall the name but he wondered if I maybe knew of such a man. “Wouldn’t have been Mac Campbell would it?” I asked. "YES" he said, "that’s it, do you know him?"  I said I did, but after chatting with Mac, it turns out that what I knew was mostly surface information and there is indeed a wealth of knowledge, information, facts and great stories beneath the surface. Today we'll mine for some of that treasure and also chat with Chris Garnier of the Goderich Bicentennial Committee for all the latest in planning details. Goderich 200 is brought to you by the Town of Goderich 2027 Bicentennial Committee.

It's an amazing piece of architecture and a historic landmark that you have a chance to see up close! My guest today is Dr. George Ebers who has spent a few years now refurbishing the historic Folmar Windmill, a Netherlands-style structure located northeast of Bayfield. Magnetic Moments at Windmill Lake Farm will happen on Sunday August 30th from 1-4pm, in support of the AMGH Foundation's quest to bring MRI technology to Huron County. ***** The Radio Sessions are the extended versions of interviews heard on my Saturday morning radio show with Shoreline Classics. Listen Live: 99.7 in Goderich - 95.5 in Kincardine - 90.9 in Saugeen Shores. ALSO, Online at shorelineclassicsfm .com or on the iHeart radio app.

To love Shakespeare or not to love Shakespeare ... that is the question. Bites of the Bard is a production featuring easily digestable snippets of Shakespeare and is brought to you by The Huron County Shakespeare Company. In this episode I'll chat with Mandy Levencrown and Art James about their love of the Bard and a way that you may discover, you love him too. ***** The Radio Sessions are the extended versions of interviews heard on my Saturday morning radio show with Shoreline Classics. Listen Live: 99.7 in Goderich - 95.5 in Kincardine - 90.9 in Saugeen Shores. ALSO, Online at shorelineclassicsfm .com or on the iHeart radio app.

It's “What’s Happening” Saturday. This morning on Shoreline Saturday Mornings with yours truly, we checked in with a few favourite non-profit, public, and/or cultural institutions …  places that make life good for us all. Today's conversations featured: Sinead Cox - Huron County Museum & Historic Gaol Danielle Bettridge - Huron County Library, Goderich Branch  Randy Carroll & Matt Hoy - Goderich Legion & Goderich Memorial Community Centre Cara Loft - The Livery Theatre - Goderich Little Theatre These are the extended versions of those conversations.

We are excited to share Episode 2 of Goderich 200, a podcast celebrating the vibrant legacy and the people of Goderich as we prepare for our bicentennial in 2027. very special guest who has been called one of the most influential mayors in Goderich history, having been elected to multiple consecutive terms across two tenures. Always a team player and quick to shine the spotlight on his council, staff and community, he steered our town through some formative and difficult times. Today we will touch on the life and times of Delbert “Deb” Shewfelt. With special thanks to Wendy Grace for participating in and helping to facilitate our conversation. Goderich 200 is brought to you by the Town of Goderich 2027 Bicentennial Committee.

My friends Kati Durst and Ally Anderson join us in this episode to chat about the Hey Guy Benefit Concert that’s coming up on August 2nd in support of Jamie Wallace of Ernie King Music who is facing some significant health challenges. The day looks absolutely spectacular and will bring our community together for the best of causes. AND ... A couple of teasers from the next Goderich 200 podcast that drops next Wednesday (29th). Nancy Hughes from the Bicentennial Committee brings us up to speed on the latest plans and we will hear from a man who’s been called one of the most influential mayors in Goderich history … Deb Shewfelt. ***** The Radio Sessions are the extended versions of interviews heard on my Saturday morning radio show with Shoreline Classics. Listen Live: 99.7 in Goderich - 95.5 in Kincardine - 90.9 in Saugeen Shores. ALSO, Online at shorelineclassicsfm .com or on the iHeart radio app.

On the program today, I’m highlighting one of the really unique and wonderful aspects of the Goderich Celtic Roots Festival. Artist Linda Wiebe joins us to chat about her art, her long standing relationship with the festival and how you can get in on a draw to win a beautiful piece of Linda’s original art valued at $2,000. *** The Radio Sessions are the extended versions of interviews heard on my Saturday morning radio show with Shoreline Classics. Listen Live: 99.7 in Goderich - 95.5 in Kincardine - 90.9 in Saugeen Shores. ALSO, Online at shorelineclassicsfm .com or on the iHeart radio app.

It's “What’s Happening” Saturday. This morning on Shoreline Saturday Mornings with yours truly, we checked in with a few favourite non-profit, public, and/or cultural institutions …  places that make life good for us all. Today's conversations featured: Randy Carroll - Goderich Legion & Goderich Memorial Community Centre Sinead Cox - Huron County Museum & Historic Gaol Danielle Bettridge - Huron County Library, Goderich Branch  Cara Loft - The Livery Theatre - Goderich Little Theatre These are the extended versions of those conversations.

We are so excited to launch a new series with this episode. Picking up where the Goderich Chronicles left off, this is Goderich 200, a monthly series featuring the people, places and history of Goderich as we prepare for our bicentennial celebrations in 2027. As our big birthday approaches, we will keep you up to date on all the plans for next year’s celebrations so you can get important dates on your calendar and be ready for the party of a life time as we 200 yrs old. Episode 1 features interviews with members of the Town of Goderich 2027 Bicentennial committee who are already working hard to prepare those celebrations: Liz Black-Petrie, Susan Goodman O'Brien, Laura Herman and Garry La Rose. Goderich 200 is brought to you by the Town of Goderich and the 2027 Bicentennial Committee.

In this episode, Jim Ginn, the Mayor of the Municipality of Central Huron chats with us about his career as a farmer, politician and community champion (my words not his). We'll also talk a bit about a Municipality of Central Huron donation made recently to the AMGH Magnetic Moments campaign. I also want to give you a little taste of something brand new :) Coming soon ... Goderich 200! A series that as a part of our A Life That’s Good family, picks up where the Goderich Chronicles left off and celebrates the upcoming bicentennial of the prettiest town in Canada.  Stay tuned for the inaugural episode, dropping on Founder’s Day on June 29th. Here you'll hear a part of the conversation I had on my radio show with Liz Black-Petrie, the chair of the bicentennial committee.