The Show with David Burrows: Recent Episodes
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Meet Community Health Professional Anita Vanderhelm-Trusler! Hailing from the heart of Sarnia, Anita and her husband have raised a fantastic family in our vibrant community. Anita is all about spreading love, laughter, and good health. In a chit-chat with Anita, she talks about her loving parents and her deep-rooted love affair with sports. High school was a whirlwind of multi-sport madness for Anita. After a brief detour that involved meeting her life partner, Anita boomeranged back to Sarnia, now armed with the knowledge and passion to dive headfirst into the world of health. Anita wasn't just a spectator; she became a leading force in setting up a vaccination clinic, facing challenges head-on. Anita shares the story of the incredible team that turned hurdles into victories, making the clinic a shining success. Cycling is another passion for Anita. Anita spills the deets on her pedal-powered adventures, from her large involvement with the Bluewater International Granfondo to dominating weekly cycling events. It's not just a hobby; it's a crucial part of her happiness recipe. While also enjoying travelling with family and friends, Anita's infectious smile is as vibrant as her passion for the community, proving that her heart is always in the right place. Anita Trusler is not just a health professional; she's a community's spirited cheerleader, sports aficionado, cycling queen, and all-around superhero.The Show with David Burrows is supported in part by Askguy.ca, Bluewater Power and Joe's Discount Tire
Meet Bryan Baker: Sarnia's Newest Ink Wizard! Escaping the hustle and bustle of big city chaos, tattoo maestro Bryan Baker swapped the Oshawa scene for the tranquility of Sarnia. Little did he know, this move would ink his destiny in the vibrant canvas of this close-knit community. From a young age, Bryan had his eyes set on art. Not your average sketcher, he had grand plans of becoming a tattoo artist, turning blank canvases into living masterpieces. Fast forward, and he's now the Picasso of ink, at his tattoo sanctuary, HoJu Tattoo. Bryan didn't stop at just tattooing; he's also the Michelangelo of framing, turning every art style into a frame-worthy spectacle. His creative journey takes us from the sketchy beginnings to the finely outlined success he boasts today. Amid ink and needles, His business philosophy is as sharp as his needle, and his life principles are etched with ink-stained integrity. A conversation with him is like a rollercoaster of laughter, with a splash of profound insights. A pro at his craft, Bryan is more than just a tattoo artist; he's a welcome soul in Sarnia, always eager to learn and share a laugh. With a talent level that's through the roof, he's not just a high-level human; he's a super-talented ink sorcerer. Sarnia, get ready to keep Bryan Baker in the inked fold for years to come! The Show with David Burrows is supported in part by Askguy.ca, Bluewater Power and Joe's Discount Tiretranquillity
Meet the incredible Lynn Tait! She's not just your everyday poet, author, and photographer – she's a force of nature. Lynn is here to share her latest masterpiece, "You Break It, You Buy It," now available across the nation! In this 1-1 interview, Lynn takes us on a journey through her remarkable life. From a challenging upbringing to growing up on a military base with a step-family, Lynn's story is nothing short of inspiring. At just 16, Lynn bravely set out on her own adventure, embracing the world with open arms. She shares her profound insights on human behavior and the invaluable lessons she learned during the pandemic. But the journey isn't without its share of heartache. Lynn opens up about the loss of her beloved son to addiction at the tender age of 29. It's a touching moment that reminds us of the fragility of life and the importance of cherishing every moment. Through it all, our time with Lynn is filled with laughter and deep, meaningful conversations. She's a kind, caring soul with a wonderfully vivacious personality. Lynn simply adores life and all the beauty it has to offer.
Introducing Fabien Jagoo, a charismatic individual deeply devoted to his community. Originally hailing from Trinidad, Fabien boasts a remarkable track record in the insurance industry spanning over three decades. During the interview, Fabien delved into the transformative changes he's witnessed in the Sarnia community since his arrival many years ago. Fabien opens up about his early upbringing and shares compelling insights into the diverse cultural work ethics and the thriving multicultural fabric of Sarnia. His passion for supporting local youth and various community organizations shines through, especially his dedicated mission to find a cure for cystic fibrosis. The conversation takes a turn when Fabien discusses the profound impact of losing his brother to addiction and how it significantly influenced his own life. A heartwarming interview, punctuated with moments of laughter and genuine sincerity. In a nutshell, Fabien Jagoo is truly a one-of-a-kind individual whose vibrant personality, dedication to his community, and genuine passion for making a difference make him a remarkable figure in Sarnia.
Meet Adam Dumond: From School Days to Real Estate, Volleyball, Singing, and Community Advocacy I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with the incredible Adam Dumond, a well-known real estate agent right here in Sarnia. But our conversation uncovered so much more about his amazing journey through life, and I couldn't wait to share it with you all. Adam's story begins with his fond memories of his time in public school. He recalled one of his favourite teachers, who not only taught him but introduced him to both volleyball and singing , setting the stage for a lifetime of adventure and fulfillment.From landing the lead role in a school play to pursuing a competitive volleyball career against top teams in Ontario, Canada, and the United States, Adam's journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. In university, Adam studied Philosophy and Psychology , which not only expanded his horizons but also equipped him with essential skills for his career in real estate. Adam's passion for community shines through in his creation of the immensely popular Sarnia Sings event . This incredible initiative supports mental health awareness and suicide prevention. It's a true testament to his caring and giving nature. Adam Dumond is more than just a real estate agent. He's a family man, a genuine soul, and someone who enjoys life to the fullest while making a positive impact on those around him.
Exciting Interview Alert! Meet Roy Cunningham - The Maestro of Keys! I had the absolute pleasure of sitting down with the incredibly talented Roy Cunningham for a heartwarming and enlightening interview. Roy's journey takes us from the vibrant streets of Toronto to the charming town of Sarnia, and it's a story you won't want to miss! From leaving a cushy job with nothing but a dream in his pocket, Roy shares the ups and downs that led him to where he is today. As a keyboard player in bands and a solo performer, Roy spills the beans on how he honed his musical skills right alongside his dad, making him a truly unique player in the game. But it's not all about music - Roy also dives deep into his concerns for the future of our society. His perspective on the changing world is both thought-provoking and eye-opening. And Roy's got a sense of humor that'll have you in stitches! He even dishes on his former alter ego, Gary Ward - trust me, you won't want to miss this part! And if that wasn't enough, Roy opens up about his faith and his recent marriage, sprinkling plenty of love and positivity throughout our conversation.
This week: Marilyn Gladu, Sarnia-Lambton joins me for this week's 1-1 conversation. Outside of politics, Marilyn Gladu shares her many other personal interests. Family is also very important to Marilyn. Many laughs and various topics and, of course, some politics in the conversation. Listen closely to discover what career path may have happened for Marilyn if she had not chosen engineering and politics.
TheShow #TalkShow #Interview #Sarnia #LambtonCounty #SarniaLambton
1-1 with Adam Kilner for Sarnia-Lambton Adam Kilner - Minister and City of Sarnia Councillor.Adam Kilner shares his story of how he came to be in Sarnia. A strong family up-bringing that lead him to discover many things about himself. Community oriented, Kilner discovered ministry and has now also entered the world of politics. Kilner also shares some history about the Sarnia-Lambton community. Learn about his musical background as well as being a smashing squash player.Opening shoutouts to Sarnia Sting and Sarnia SingsThe Show is made possible by Askguy.ca, Bluewater Power and Joe's Discount Tire#TalkShow #SarniaLambton #Interviews #Sarnia #TheShow
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Cat Cabajar, A.K.A. 'The Painted Cat,' began her journey with her business 11 years ago. Starting from her home and growing her business to a full-time sustainable, and constantly expanding business.
Learn how Cat has grown not only as a business but as a person and how she overcame many obstacles to be able to achieve the success she enjoys today. Cat also shares exciting news about a new studio location.
Special mention to Sarnia Sting, Waylon's Wish and Sarnia Sings
TalkShow #Community #Business #Interviews #OHL #Fundraiser #Music #Sarnia #Ontario #TheShow
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Brandon McCaskill is a Father and Husband and is also a professional voice over talent. Brandon talks about how he got started and shares other experiences like doing stand up comedy.
McCaskill also shares his feelings on the direction of our city and what he would like to see accomplished.
A fun and enjoyable conversation with some feel good stories.
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Brooke Daye
In this 1 on 1 interview Brooke Daye shares his perspectives on the differences between North America, what it’s like to come home and run for city elections in shares his viewpoints on the future of our city and Canada in general. Daye also talks about his weekly YouTube show 'Serious for Sarnia"
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Lambton Elderly Outreach is a big part of the community in Lambton County. Providing many services LEO continues to have a social connection and impact on so many people in our community.
Amy Weiler and Laura Domingos share the importance of LEO and an upcoming Chuck A Puck event with the Sarnia Sting that is a part of their Break the ICE-olation campaign. Multiple prizes to be won and a great way to support this much needed and important organization in our community.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 579 #TheShow #Community
This week: Ian "Loudmouth" Linton returns for an update on his music and new projects for the future. Linton also shares how he has stepped into the announcing world.
Sarnia Sting News updates
Special Mentions to Corunna Legion, Lambton Concert Band, Tourism Sarnia Lambton
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Updates
Dog Festival with Coldwell Banker Southwest Realty, The Fox and Hound Canine Retreat, supporting Official Sarnia & District Humane Society
Western Ontario Outlaws - Extreme Lawntractor Racing Father vs Son races with David and Jason Burrows and also Gary and Collin from Preferred Towing Sarnia
Mitton Village Block Party, Comedy at the C Lounge Sarnia & Toby Keith Tribute at Royal Canadian Legion, Leslie Sutherland Branch 447 - Corunna, Ontario.
Executive Director for United Way of Sarnia-Lambton, Dave Brown joins to share updates on this years campaign. Also Dave announces the Sarnia Sting Black & White game and other exciting and fun events that support the United Way.
Captain Kidd Days return to Corunna for its 37th year! Ashley Robbins EXP Realty Inc talks about all the planned activities, including the popular scavenger hunt, car show, music, and so much more.
captainkidd #corunna #canadianmusic #mentalhealth #sports #musicfestival #livemusic #talentshow #baseball #sportingevent #scavengerhunt
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 557
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Barry Loxton Photography
Barry Loxton loves photography and loves to share the beauty of Sarnia-Lambton. See some of his favourite pics while he shares the stories of his photographic journey.
Photography #Community #Pictures #Sarnia #lambtonCounty #TalkShow #Interview
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 555 #TheShow #Community #Sarnia
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Ride of Respect photos and update. Sarnia Street Cruisers event.
Michele Dionne of SarniaRocks talks about her love for our community and how a positive mindset really does make a difference.
Special mention also to Indigenous Solidarity Day on June 21
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 554 #Community #SarniaLambton
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Morgan Pelkie has been bowling since age 5 and is now heading to Sweden to bowl with team Canada.
Mike Neely talks about events and services available at City of Sarnia - Strangway Centre for ages 20 years and up. Also learn about the Community Challenge, Hobby Shop and more.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 553 #theshow #community #music
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Borderfest is almost here 23, 24 & 25 with an exciting lineup.
Tourism Sarnia Lambton is back in high gear with summer events and promotions. Front man for Borderfest and TSL Executive Director, Mark Perrin shares the details.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 552
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First Friday June 3rd at 6:30 pm at ISO (International Symphony Orchestra) will feature the opening of the Richard Beland photography exhibition "Our Immortal Stars", which will run all summer at the ISObar Gallery! Richard Beland & Anthony Wing join.
BGC Sarnia-Lambton is having a club day this Friday June 3rd. Several activities are planned for the event. Jaylene Henry joins the show to share the details.
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Sarnia Street Cruisers hold successful Cars & Coffee event at Preferred Towing Sarnia to support Ohana Landing.
Upcoming golf tournament for Brain Injury Association Sarnia-Lambton
The Sarnia - Canadian Cancer Society Relay For Life is back in person. This year at Valley Axe Sarnia
Gail Davis shares details.
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United Way Sarnia-Lambton Executive Director, Dave Brown joins for a monthly update.
The Brain Injury Association of Sarnia Lambton is having their annual golf tournament.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 549 #Community #SarniaLambton
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The Lambton Central Petrolia Optimist Club is having a Craft & Gift Show on May 14th in Petrolia to support their Youth programs in the community. Deborah Watson-Kohoutek shares the fun details of this FREE event.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 548 #SarniaLambton #Petrolia #Cars #Community
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The Royal Canadian Legion Br 216 Petrolia, ON is Holding a CAR SHOW with the Sarnia Street Cruisers on May 21st. The event is to raise money for the legion building. Alex Billings shares the details of the event.
Star Wars fans will want to join Refined Fool Brewing Co. on London road for a charity takeover event supporting the Brain Injury Association Sarnia-Lambton Best costume, Interactive games and more. Kelly Steeves joins the show to share the details.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 547 #community #sarnia
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The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Sarnia-Lambton are back with their Spring Show and Sale. This year the event will take place at Lambton College. Executive Director Kaylen Burgess shares all the details.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 546 #Sarnia #Music #Community
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402 West Band is a band from Sarnia, Ontario, Canada. Playing classic rock hits from the 70s. 80s, 90s and today. The group will be playing at Rüstr on April 22nd. Band member Kevin Churchill joins to talk about the band and their upcoming gig.
Members are George Leenhouts - guitar/vocals, Jef Heynen - bass guitar/vocals, Paul Eastman - drums, and Kevin Churchill - guitar/vocals
The Ontario Health Coalition- SARNIA LAMBTON is continuing its campaign to prevent the privatization of health care in Ontario. Shirley Roebuck joins to share details of the campaign.
Literacy Lambton and the Rotary Club of Sarnia-Lambton After-Hours have a Little Free Library book exchange that is fully built and ready to go to a good home. And that's not all! It includes installation. If you love books, would love to champion the love of reading in your neighbourhood, and you wish you had someone handy to build a Little Free Library, here's your chance.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 544 #Community #Music #Sarnia
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Dave Brown, Executive Director for United Way Sarnia-Lambton shares upcoming events and campaigns.
Harold Collins is excited to have musicians performing to the public again. The Spring Fling concert will take place at Collide on April 9th featuring Bands:
A Million Ghosts, New Moon Views, A Loud Thing, The Gypsy Flats & Circle The City.
This Week.
The Sarnia Sting Chuck-A-Puck with be hosted by Lambton Elderly Outreach on March 27th. Amy Weiler and Laura Domingos join to share the importance of LEO and the programs and services they provide to the community.
Kris Hall from KDH adventures has been riding his motorcycle all over the world and is currently in Portugal. Kris will share many of his adventures so far and where he is headed next!
Thank you to our supporters
Hughes Intelligence Canada, Ontario's Blue Coast, Joe's Discount Tire, Huron Signs SWO
Motorcycle #MotorcyclesOfInstagram #SupportServices #CommunityServices #AgeFriendly
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 541 #Community #Sarnia
Nightlight Sarnia - A new drop-in centre for the relationally poor is now open in downtown Sarnia. The group addresses relational poverty through the centre, where people can come to hang out, have a refreshment, play a game or chat to build meaningful relationships. Executive Directors Murray and Gwen Stephenson share details.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 540 #sarnia #sarnialambton #kidney #kidneyresearch #SixDegreeChallenge
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The Kidney Foundation is gearing up for Kidney Health Month in March. This year will mark the 4th annual Six Degree Challenge, where we ask Ontarians to take to social media to share their connections to kidney disease.
Heather Williamson has had quite the journey with kidney disease. At age 5, she went into renal failure due to E.coli. Years later, her kidney function declined further, and she now has dialysis treatment three times per week.
Community #Hunger #Homelessness #Reading #Libary #Literacy #TheShow
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Angela Kirkland - Habitat for Humanity Sarnia/Lambton is raising money to build homes in Sarnia-Lambton.
The Coldest Night of the Year is a winterrific family-friendly walk to raise money for local charities serving people experiencing hurt, hunger, and homelessness.
Vanitia Campbell - LCLibrary (Lambton County Library) is encouraging kids and teens to read this winter with its annual Winter Reading Program – Bundle Up With A Book. The program is designed to incorporate literacy activities through interactive programming in addition to reading competitions to earn prizes.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 531
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Sarnia’s Bill Franks is taking his best shot at educating the world about whisky.
For research purposes, he has tasted whisky at no fewer than 21 Scottish distilleries, sampled 122 more shots on Ireland’s ‘Whiskey Trail,’ and completed extensive fieldwork at Southwestern Ontario’s growing distillery and whisky-bar scene. Watch and learn more about the Chancellor, Chairman and ‘Grand Poobah’ of the Canadian College of Whisky Knowledge and his recent book release called "One Canadian, One Whisky, One Beer!”
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 527
Graham Holmes: The Sarnia Beer Club is a monthly event for people who love to learn about, taste, and discuss all things beer.
So, if you like trying new beers, talking about beer with others, or even if you just wondered how the heck these breweries make so many different - but great - flavours...then Beer Club is for you.
Beer #CraftBeer #TalkShow #BeerStuff #AllAboutBeer #Sarnia #Drink #LambtonCounty
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 523
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Big Brothers/Big Sisters Show and Sale is happening on on November 13th & 14th at Lambton Mall. Executive Director Kaylen Burgess shares details.
The 10th Anniversary of The Show!
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 522 #TheShow #Community #SarniaLambton
This Week:
Sarnia-Lambton Rebound took over the operation of The Cinderella Project in
2018 with high hopes of continuing the legacy and fulfilling more youth’s dreams of attending their Prom. Covid put an end to it in 2020 and 2021, so Rebound is hopeful that 2022 will reignite The Cinderella Project once again. Anita Minielly Fund Development & Marketing Coordinator shares details.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 520
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United Way Sarnia-Lambton - Executive Director Dave Brown stops by for his monthly update on the organization and their upcoming events.
UnitedWay #Community #TalkShow #TalkShowHost #Fundraising #Campaign #CommunityServices #CommunitySupport #Coffee #BestCoffee #Sarnia #LambtonCounty #Halloween #TrunkOrTreat
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 518
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Sarnia Lambton Economic Partnership's Apprenticeship Network
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 517
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Lambton Elderly Outreach: October through January, LEO is teaming up with various community partners to offer six specific initiatives as part of the inaugural Break the Ice-olation campaign. Together these events provide opportunities for various groups to connect, learn about LEO resources, have fun, and decrease isolation!
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 516
United Way of Sarnia Lambton Executive Director Dave Brown stops by for his monthly update.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 515
This week:
The Federal Bridge Corporation has announced an exchange rate adjustment at the Bluewater Bridge. Todd Kealey, Director, Business Development, Government and Public Affairs explains.
Domingos Ferandes has been fighting MS for near 20 years. Recently Dom has overcome new obstacles and continues to set goals. Recently performing live at Refined Fool. Dom joins to share his new goals and celebrates his 45th birthday.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 514 #theshowlive #community #motorcycle #specialolympics
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Ozwelds Diner is having their 5th annual motorcycle show and shine. The event will support the Special Olympics Sarnia. Karen PelkieShura of Ozwelds and Tana Leckie-Manchester from Special Olympics Sarnia joins to discuss the event details.
Oktborderfest - Mark Perrin and the Bluewater BorderFest committee have announced Oktborderfest. An outdoor concert event taking place at the Starlight Casino - Point Edward parking lot.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 512 #theshow
This week:
United Way of Sarnia-Lambton - Executive Director Dave Brown stops by for his monthly update.
Rüstr - A new venue in Sarnia welcoming an promoting local musicians and talent. Co-Founder Steve Kiernan explains how it all began and what you can expect to see in the future.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 511 #theshowlive
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Beer Store Money: This local eclectic music group is excited to be out performing in public again. Not just in Sarnia but in the surrounding area. A new music album in the works and their current music available on all music platforms.
Chem Valley Wrestling: CVW 'The Comeback' is this Saturday at Valley Axe. Commissioner Arron Sisson joins to share details of what wrestling fans can expect.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 510 #theshowlive
Mister J: A local musician with music every Wednesday evening in Germain park. Mister J is a unique style with a vibe for any mood! A ukulele, a loop pedal, and soul!
The Western Ontario Steam Thresher's Association is the oldest club of its kind in Ontario and has been described as the “Best Steam and Heritage Show in Canada”. Proud of their founding members and the rich heritage of devoted individuals who have contributed countless hours to build and maintain the Western Ontario Steam Threshers Association. The Steam Thresher's will be at the Forest fairgrounds August 13th-15th
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 509 #theshowlive #community
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Michael Hurry - Retired Executive Director for Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Sarnia-Lambton is still supporting the youth organization by dying his hair and beard and will soon be cutting his hair as well.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 508 #theshowlive
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TFT Talk For Tamara Volleyball tournament - Kelly Thompson-Steeves and Lori Hunter-Lumley share details about the tournament and how it is supporting suicide prevention.
Captain Kidd Days Update - Ashley Robbins gives an update on the Captain Kidd Days Scavenger Hunt, Movie Night and Bad Dog Bar & Grill Corunna event.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 507 #theshowlive
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One Spark - An entrepreneurship Program to women in Sarnia-Lambton. This free program assists women impacted by violence to start their own business as a means of working towards financial independence. Corrie Schneider joins to share details.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 506 #theshowlive #sarnia
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United way of Sarnia-Lambton - Executive Director Dave Brown stops by for his monthly update and upcoming fundraisers.
I Shot The Messenger - Ian Linton has been following his dream of performing his own original music. Following his story since the age of 15, Ian Linton is back with an update on what to expect at his next performance at Wild Wing on July 16th!
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 505
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The Strangway Centre - In person programs are ready to begin and registration is now open. Programs include: - Tai Chi, Yoga (various, including chair yoga), Funfit, Social Groups, Book Club and more. Activities programmer Rebecca Warren talks about the programs and how to get signed up!
Sean Johnson - A local director and writer has released his new movie "Inner Earth Attacks!! A Love Story. Come learn what this movie is about and how you can get your copy on DVD
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 504 #theshowlive
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Lambton County Library: - Lambton County Library is calling on cardholders to suit up for the 2021 Summer Reading Program, a six week long initiative that promotes reading and the maintenance of literacy skills for children who are on summer break from school, and to encourage reading as a hobby amongst adults. The theme is 'Every Hero Has A Story' Communications Officer Emily Bisson explains
Captain Kidd Days: This year Captain Kidd Days is collaborating with Bad Dog Corunna to bring you live music on their patio and parking lot! All of the proceeds from the event will be going towards a brand new skate park in Corunna! Ashley Robbins joins to share details.
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Myles Vanni: The Inn of the Good Shepherd is having a 'Local Shopping Spree' fundraiser. The event supports the needs of those who use the services of the Inn as well as 35 businesses in the community. Vanni, executive director for the inn explains.
Mark Perrin: Tourism Sarnia-Lambton is having a summer giveaway. 'Cheers to the Coast' Has a grand prize worth $2500 as well as other prizes from local drink producers.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 502 #theshowlive #community
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Heidi Vallinga - The Huron House Boys Home is once again doing their annual Run/Walk?Skate/Bike Virtually. Now coming into it's final week, Vallinga explains what the organization provides and how the community can contribute by participating in the event.
Debb Pitel: Author to 'No One Stands Alone' Pitel shares her passion for mental health and her devotion to sharing information and resources to the community. Learn more about her new book and where you can purchase.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 501 #davburrows #theshowlive
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Dave Brown: Monthly Update with Executive Director for United Way of Sarnia-Lambton. Learn the positive impact the organization is having on our community and how your dollars stay local.
Jolene Morrison: A local family are headed to Ukraine shortly with the hopes of adopting 1, possibly 2 special needs children. It has been a lifelong dream for Jolene and her families’ and its finally happening. Learn more about the families story and how you can support their dream.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 500 #TheShowLive
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Jaylene Henry & Andy Leggett - Broken Arrow Residential Treatment Services is a foster care program with a difference. The organization is currently seeking out people who want to foster a child.
MP Marilyn Gladu - The Liberal government is currently trying to pass Bill C-10 which is designed to regulate “big Internet”, but instead, does a much better job of censoring Canadians online. Gladu explains what the PC government is doing to fight against the bill.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 499 #theshowlive
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Cat Cabajar - The Painted Cat is having a virtual paint party on May 28th. Come and learn what you can expect from this talented creator and some other cool projects she has in the works.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 498 #theshowlive
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Mark Perrin - Tourism Sarnia-Lambton has some new financial initiatives for small business. Executive Director Mark Perrin shares the details.
Adam Dumond - Raising money for Women's shelters in Canada. Dumond loves to help people in need. Learn about his campaign to 'Hike for Shelter'
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 497 #TheShowLive
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Jenna Strydonck - Author of 'The Quarantine Widow' Strydonck talks about here new book, a collection of poems about Love, Loss, Grief and Growth. A 4 chapter book of poems that follow the rise and fall of an epic love that most can only dream of experiencing.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 496 #theshowlive
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Marie Marcy-Smids - The Alzheimer Society of Sarnia-Lambton is having their annual IG Wealth Management Virtual Walk for Alzheimer's. A Mother's Day fundraiser is also happening. Marie joins to share all the details for the events.
Joan Spalding - A well know musician and recent recipient of Rotary Sarnia's highest honour, the Paul Harris Fellow award. Spalding has not only played just over 47 years, she has also been playing her music on Facebook LIVE since April 1st without ever missing a day.
This week:
Dave Brown - A monthly update with United Way of Sarnia-Lambton Executive Director. Recent funding announcements an other important updated impacting our community.
Michelle Parks - Tampon Tuesday is getting ready to celebrate it's 2 years in existence in our community. A special virtual event is planned. Michelle Parks invites everyone to join to hear about a BIG announcement supporting the initiative.
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Melissa Schilz - The annual Relay for Life supporting the Cancer Society will once again look different this year. Melissa Schilz is the Communications Lead for the event and will explain the details for this years important community event.
Kaylen Burges - Big Brothers/Big Sisters has begun a social media campaign to match a list of 60 children who have been waiting up to 5 years to matched with a Big Brother or Big Sister.
Jenn Johnson - The Children's Miracle Network raise funds to support local children's hospitals all across Canada. Jenn Johnson joins to talk about a special fundraiser in partnership with local meal kit company Call the Chef.
Anita Trusler - The Vaccine Center in Point Edward is set and ready. Supervisor, Health Promotion at Lambton Public Health, Anita Trusler talks about the setup, procedures and information regarding the COVID-19 Vaccination program.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 492 #theshowlive #community
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Rob Longo - Have you ever wondered about those letter's in your mailbox offering to buy your house for cash? Why do you need a realtor? How has Covid-19 affected the market. Sarnia Real Estate Board president Rob Long answers these questions and more.
The Show with David Burrows Ep. 491 #theshowlive #community
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Dylan Seca: The Sarnia Sting Hockey Club is proud to announce the launch of the Sarnia Sting Hockey Academy. A program that focuses on the grass-roots growth of the game in Sarnia-Lambton. The program aims to use the Sting platform to assist in providing everyone in the Sarnia-Lambton community, regardless of age, experience, and skill level an opportunity to play and develop in the game of hockey. General Manager for the Sarnia Sting, Dylan Seca joins to share what participants can expect to learn from the academy.
Mark Moran: A local musician and magazine publisher, Moran has been active in the music and Day tripping world for several years. His magazine simply called 'Daytripping" a seen great success. Earlier this year Moran began another magazine publication called "Welcome to the Club' a magazine for the 55+ crowd. In this interview Moran talks about his journey with his career.
Helen Van Sligtenhorst: Enough is enough! Campaign aims to make the R-word history. Increased use of the R-word began taking place about a year ago.
Van Sligtenhorst has started a campaign to encourage people to remove the R-word (Retard) from their vocabulary.
Stu Brandon - A long-time musician in Sarnia, Stu Brandon has finally created an album of his own music and writings. Supported by Mike McKyes of The Grove Productions and other singers and musicians, his album simply called 'The Journey' is now available on multiple streaming platforms.
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Allan Calvert: The Sarnia-Lambton Chamber of Commerce is responding to local business and their frustration with the current 'Red Zone' status in Lambton County. Calvert joins to give an update on what is happening to show support to the business community.
Jay Peckham - March is Kidney Health Month. The #SixDegreeChallenge is calling on all Ontarians to help reduce the high burden of kidney disease by showing their support online and challenging others to do the same. Peckham shares the story of his Mother currently has less than 6% Kidney function and is in dialysis twice weekly.
This week:
International Women's Day - Chelsey Hart – Founder of Her Initiative Co. & Cat Cabajar – Owner of The Painted Cat are holding a special LIVE Zoom event to celebrate, empower, connect and inspire. The event will feature guest speakers Ashley Smith – Owner of Heart & Hands, Danielle Catton – Founder of Danielle Is Anxious, Carrie McEachran – Executive Director of Rebound and Owner of F.Revolution
Kayden Babcock - Mental health is all around us. Hockey is an important part to so many families and their communities. Babcock shares hos story and how 'Face Off For Mental Health' helped him through his mental health struggles.
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This Week:
continues to work at raising funds and giving to the Sarnia-Lambton community. Executive Director Dave Brown stops by for his monthly update.Dave Brown -
United Way of Sarnia-Lambton
to reward a local champion who has gone The Extra Mile throughout the COVID 19 pandemic. Director, Marketing & Corporate Sponsorship for the Sting, Jake Bourrie shares details.Sarnia Sting
- Caring and generous people make Sarnia-Lambton a great place to live. The Sarnia Sting have partnered with
Imperial Sarnia Site
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in Sarnia, is organizing a fundraiser for the church's homeless shelter in February as part of the Coldest Night of the Year walk. Organizer Renee Card explains the details.Renee Card - The
River City Vineyard
in Sarnia offers several programs that support families and individuals. Learn about their Tel-Check program for seniors, the local 24/7 distress line and a new program called care pathways.Donna Martin - The
Family Counselling Centre
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This week
Matthew Parker - KAAJE is a An independent DIY Rock ensemble. Currently with 2 singles and an upcoming full album release titled "Things We Least Desire" out on Feb. 5th
Tracy Pound - Family Literacy Day is January 27th. Tracy Pound is the GM for Literacy Lambton and joins to share details about the awareness day and Ideas for fun things parents can do in Sarnia/Lambton to build literacy during COVID-19:
Alan Stevenson - CEO of CMHA Lambton Kent talks about the upcoming 'Bell Let's Talk Day' happening on January 28th. Stevenson also shares details about mental health services available in the community.
Allan Calvert - The Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce is the voice of business committed to anticipating and serving the needs of it's members and community. Meet CEO Allan Calvert. Calvert talks about what the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce is doing to support business during the pandemic. Visit www.slchamber.ca for more info.
Christine Wright - The Alzheimer Society of Sarnia-Lambton is excited to welcome Dr. J.B. Orange who will be doing an online presentation “Enhancing Your Communication with Persons Living with Dementia: Strategies for Family Members and other Care Providers”. Education Coordinator Christine Wright shares details. This and other events can be viewed at https://alzheimer.ca/sarni.../whats-happening/event-calendar
This Week:
Colleen Inglis: The Lambton Heritage Museum is having a 'Community Phot Challenge" Educational Program Coordinator, Colleen Inglis shares details on how the community can participate.
Arron Sisson: A passion for wrestling, Sisson has created his own wrestling organization known as "Chem Valley Wrestling". Recently Sisson started his own online VLOG to promote what he loves and the people he has met.
This week: Andrew Borody: A very talented local musician, Andrew Borody also knows how to give back to his community. Borody gave an acoustic performance on New Year's Eve and raised over $6000 for The Inn of the Good Shepherd.
Collin Vandenheuvel: Preferred Towing is set for the next season of Heavy Rescue 401 on the Discovery Channel. Collin joins to talk about the upcoming season and what's new for 2021
Chef Vanessa: Call the Chef is a Local Chef Inspired Meal-Kit Company based out of Sarnia, Ontario. The local businesshas teamed up with Special Olympics Sarnia to offer 3 delicious meal kit options for purchase, with $9.99 from each kit going to Special Olympics Sarnia!
Sarnia-Lambton Crimestoppers - Sean Robbins who is president for the local non-profit organizations stops by for an update. Robbins talks about the impact the organization has in our community and how community support and participation is important.
This Week: Councillor Bill Dennis - A love and passion for Sarnia-Lambton with a positive mindset. Bill Dennis joins the show to reflect on the past year and what he sees for our community's future.
Sean Schram - Musical writer and musician, Sean Schram is also raising awareness about BPD (Borderline Personality Disorder) and the stigma it carries.
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This Week:
United Way Sarnia-Lambton - Executive Director Dave Brown joins for the monthly update of campaign progress and other announcements.
Philly Cheese Jakes - Jake Cherski and his restaurant recent were winners of the 'Sarnia’s Favourite Restaurant ' competition. 32 restaurants participated with over 1000 voters. Jake shares his story of success.
The Sarnia Shoebox Project. - 15 year old Annabelle Rayson and her mother Stephanie brought the organization to Sarnia. Wanting to make the holiday season a little brighter for some local women in their community, they decided to ask friends and acquaintances to fill a Shoebox with gifts for the holidays.
This Week:
Playing for Charity - Every year a group of local gamers have locked themselves in Lambton Mall for a 24 hour gaming live-stream. This year will look a bit different for the event. Max Major shares details.
Marilyn Gladu MP - Tales of the Globetrot is a collection of experiences from a 36 year journey with Sarnia-Lambton MP Marilyn Gladu. From the innocence of first flight, through marriage, children and election, to a dizzying number of locations and situations.
This week:
--> Bullying Awareness and Preventions week.
--> National Childs Day on November 20th
North Lambton Community Health Centre is a non-profit community-governed organizations that provide primary health care, health promotion and community development services, using multi-disciplinary teams of health providers. Health Promotion Team Lead Bel Jamieson shares details.
Pathways Health Centre For Children - the annual Secret Santa fundraiser for the local organization will continue in a different way. Secret Santa Reimagined 2020! Alison Morrison explains the details.
Julie Coulombe-Morrison - Julie a creative person with music, art and now video editing as her latest self education project. Julie has begun a 'Remembrance Day' project interviewing local veterans.
Michael John Kooy - The Rotary Club of Sarnia is having their annual online auction. Several community partners have donated to support community while supporting local.
Cassandra Taylor - The community is coming together to support 'Kindness for Krista' a fundraiser to support Krista Clark and her young family. Their are many ways the community is reaching out to show their support. Taylor explains the story of the family and details of the upcoming fundraiser.
This week's guest:
The Strangway center is re-opening - After several months and with guidelines in place the Strangway Center in Sarnia has re-opened. Superintendent of Activities, Shelley Kern and Activities Programmer, Rebecca Warren share the details.
Dave Brown - Executive Director for United Way Sarnia-Lambton stops by to share his monthly update and other important information about the local organization. Barry Loxton - A local photographer, Loxton shares several of his favourite photos and talks about a contest he is currently entered in.
Barry Loxton - A local photographer, Loxton shares several of his favourite photos and talks about a contest he is currently entered in.
Heather Allen: October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month. Allen is Coordinator jobPath Employment Discovery at Community Living Sarnia-Lambton and joins the show to talk about the organizations current campaign.
Stage Six - A new local musical group with multiple talents. Members Jaymie Cowan, Michael Decarolis, Madelin Aitken, Dana Parco and Noah Leonard share the passion for your music.
Beer Store Money - Get ready for 'Night of the Living Rock' A special Hallowe'en event coming to Valley AXE on October 17th
Todd Kealey of Federal Bridge Corporation joins the show to share information on the current state of the border, bridge traffic, and more.
Will Graham of Neon Crab - Sarnia is inviting artist to join a new street art competition. The chalk art event will take place on September 26th in Sarnia. Graham shares details
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Federal Bridge Corporation
Neon Crab - Sarnia
Jason McMichael - This years labour day celebrations will look a bit different because of COVID-19. McMichael who is President of The Sarnia and District Labour Council explains.
Karen Pelkie-Shura - Ozwelds Diner a locally owned restaurant on Plank Rd has changed their logo and added new options to their restaurant. Also supporters of motorcycle riders the family owned diner is planning an adapted version of their annual Show n Shine on Sept 12th.
This week's guests
Kaylen Burgess - The Big brothers / Big Sisters is having a virtual fashion show at 'One Tooth' in Sarnia.
Andrew Meyer - Plans for a Library curbside pickup will begin on June 8th in Lambton County. Meyer, who is the General Manager, Cultural Services shares the details.
Laura Domingos - The Sarnia Sting are collaborating with Lambton Elderly Outreach for a special fundraiser. Domingos explains the details.
This week's guest Dave Brown: Executive Director for United Way Sarnia-Lambton with their monthly update. Marie Marcy - The Alzheimer Society of Sarnia-Lambton is having their first virtual walk. Marcy-Smids joins to share the details.
This week's guests include: Shreya Patel: Actor, Model & Filmmaker, Patel talks about her new documentary, "UNITY" that is scheduled for release on May 23rd, 2020. The documentary will showcase stories of people from all around the world (60+ and counting) that have been affected by COVID-19.
This week's guests Jenne Wasson - Regional Director for Junior Achievmenet of South Western Ontario (JA SWO) Wasson talks about the free online financial and work readiness programs available to local students.
Mayor Mike Bradley- Bradley joins to give an update on the impact of COVID-19 locally and how the Primary Group handles the decision making process. Bradley also talks about local events and how the community is preparing to re-open as the government allows.
Angie Marks & Dawn Flagel - The Women's Interval Home and Sexual Assault Survivors' Centre, along with The Childrens Aid Society discuss the impact of COVID-19 on individuals and families. The local organizations also share details of how they are serving those in need online
This week's guests include:
Bill Yurchuk: Lambton Elderly Outreach (LEO) has always been an essential part of the Lambton community. The current unprecedented times have forced adapting in our communities. LEO has added services and continued their support. Yurchuk who is executive director for the organization explains.
Paula Reaume-Zimmer: VP of Mental Health & Addiction Services at Bluewater Health & Canadian Mental Health Association, Reaume-Zimmer talks about the current status of mental health in our community and what services are still being offered and how they are delivered. Reaume-Zimmer also discusses what they expect when coming out of the pandemic crisis.
Ian McLean: Gallery in the Grove is preparing for their first Virtual Art Show. A student exhibition art show on May 10th. Student are able to submit their art up until April 30th. McLean an art teacher at Northern shares the details.
Sarnia Community Foundation - The organization that provides funds & grants to charitable community causes by growing and managing funds is having their first ever "Stay at Home Gala" on May 2nd. Executive Director, Jane Anema joins to share all the details.
Josh Gibson - A young and very talented performer of music, singing, acting and and all around performer, Gibson has been doing his own neighborhood performances to keep people entertained during COVID-19
Paul Skuza - The YMCA Jerry McCaw Family Centre Sarnia has created a virtual website for the commmunity to stay active and healthy during COVID-19. Skuza is the General Manager for the Sarnia facility and shares the details.
This week's guests include:
Paula Mackinlay of Canadian Cancer Society – Sarnia, Ontario
Sarnia - COVID-19 has affected us all, changing our world in unprecedented ways. But for the more than 1 million Canadians living with and beyond cancer, the stark reality of their diagnosis and, now heightened, vulnerability remains a constant. Mackinlay joins to share updates and the current 'DIGITAL DAFFODIL" campaign.
Leslie Jean - The Grove Arts Collective
The Grove Arts Collective was created with the vision that all youth have the opportunity to experience various facets of the Arts in their own community - specifically Brights Grove and the surrounding area.
Ben & John Hollingsworth - The Fidgets
Ben Hollingsworth and John Hollingsworth taking your ideas and suggestions and creating humor out of THIN AIR!
Live-streamed from their living room to yours. Family fun.
This week's guests:
Mark Roehler & Euge Gutierrez - The 2020 Steps for Life Virtual Walk. Walking for Families affected by Workplace Tragedy.
Donna Martin - Program Coordinator for the Family Counselling Centre talks about the Distress Line/Tel-Check service and how they are supporting people in the community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Anthony Wing - Executive Director for The International Symphony Orchestra shares details about an upcoming live-stream performance.
This week on the show:
Dave Brown - Executive Director for United Way with updates and how the organization is helping locally during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Myles Vanni - Executive Director for The Inn of the Good Shepherd- Sarnia, Vanni shares what is desperately needed and how the public can help in this time of crisis in our community.
This week's guests
🎤Christine Feige - Christine is the owner of ActivEars Hearing Centre and a generous soul well known in the Sarnia-Lambton are. Christine joins to talk about how she is adapting to the current situation in our community and how we can support each other in this critical 'State of Emergency'
🎤Sarnia Imperials Official Football - Jake Cherski & Michael Fioroni coaches and leaders for the Sarnia Imperials Football join to give updates on the current players recently announced and how they will handle things moving forward.
🎤Marco Novo - A marketing consultant from Viana Do Castelo, Portugal.
Marco talks about marketing strategies and how to adapt your business to the current global situation.
This week:
Phil Egan: Author of "Keeping The Peace" 160 Years of Policing The Imperial City.
With support of the Sarnia Historical Society and The Sarnia Police Association,Egan also a well known historian describes some of the stories in the book and how it has become a reality with the support of many. A journey in policing and the history of the Sarnia Police Service now celebrating its 163rd year.
Helen Van Sligtenhorst - World Down-Syndrome Day is March 21st.
Helen talks about why the event is important to all communities and why it is very special in her heart and home.
Helen also talks about the 'Rock Your Socks' campaign that supports Down Syndrome.
This week's guests
Sarnia Sings - Adam Dumond is the founder of Sarnia Sings. A fundraiser showcasing local singer's and raising awareness and supporting Mental Health and Suicide Prevention initiatives in Sarnia. Learn why Dumond started the event and how you be at this years event at Imperial Theatre.
Jason McDonald - Music has been a part of this local musicians life from a very young age. McDonald has been playing for many years and has inherited his fathers love for strumming the guitar. McDonald is also a part of the "Town and Country Travellers"
🎤Ian Linton aka I Shot The Messenger Linton who has been created his music for several years now, continues to grow his passion. Ignoring the 'haters' he continues to take his music to new levels. The story of his music continues to grow.
🎤Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada Sarnia office. - Wendi Anderson joins the show to reach out for volunteers in the community. Several programs support many people in the Sarnia-Lambton community. Learn more about how you can volunteer and support those who suffer from this un-predictable disease.
🎤Federal Bridge Corporation - Todd Kealey is the Director of Communications, Marketing and Government Relations for the Federal Bridge Corporation. Kealey, talks about the purpose of the FBCL and the current projects available to the public including the new its first two high-capacity electric vehicle charging stations. Two stations are now available at the Blue Water Bridge and the Thousand Islands Bridge (Lansdowne, Ontario)
🎤Troy Shantz - The Sarnia Journal was recently nominated for 5 awards from the Ontario Community Newspaper Awards (ONCA) Troy Shantz was nominated for best Feature/News Series. His series is about the operation of metal thieves in Sarnia. Shantz also talks about how got started in his career.
This week's special guests:
Cat Cabajar - Better known as The Painted Cat. Cabajar has made a successful career with her art. Recently teasing on social media about some BIG NEWS we have a conversation about here plans in 2020 and special announcements.
Shaun Peet - Former pro hockey player to Canada's only NASCAR coach is coming to Imperial Theatre, Sarnia ON.. '1 Good Shift' can change everything. Peet will inspire and present to help us understand how '1 Good Shift' can change the trajectory of your life. Don't miss this unique and inspiring interview with Shaun. The event will support St. Clair Child & Youth Services
This week's guests on 'The Show'
🎤Dave Brown - Executive Director for United Way of Sarnia-Lambton joins the show to share updates and upcoming events and fundraisers.
🎤Ryan Kerr - 'Lawn Mower Racing' is a thing and becoming more popular in Canada and as close to home as Petrolia. Ryan Kerr who has been racing from a young age is also the 2012 USLMRA FX/T National Champion. Learn more about Ryan and his continued participation in the racing world. Kerr is also a part of the Western Ontario Outlaws - Extreme Lawntractor Racing in Petrolia.
This week
🎤Dana Piggott - Snapshots Foto Booths. A unique photo experience and a special Valentines Day special. Dana Piggott and Chad Lawrence are new business owners. Their new style of taking photos is super fun and interactive.
🎤Matilda - Students of St. Patrick's Secondary School are preparing to perform 'Matilda' at the Imperial Theatre, Sarnia ON.. Meet several of the cast and musical director Denise Chaulk.
This weeks special guest's
🎤Fred Kraster aka Freddy Christian - Have you ever experienced the Grand Ole Opry? If you have or you haven't you can enjoy a performance taking you back to country music of the 50's. Local musicians The Town & Country Travellers at Library Theatre - tix Cheeky Monkey on Wednesday January 29th
🎤Twisted Trivia is soon returning to the Twisted Arm Restaurant Bar. Trivia Master Matt McNeill talks about a special night of Twisted Simpsons Trivia on February 1st to support the Huron House Boys' Home
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🎤The Rotaract Club of Sarnia-Lambton is a network of young professionals aged 18-30 who are having a large impact in our community. The group recently received support from The RBC Foundation and The Sarnia Community Foundation for the new Adopt-A-Driveway program that services 20 homes for seniors. Kurtis Lush from the group shares details. Age-Friendly Sarnia is also a partner with the project.
🎤January is Alzheimer's Awareness Month. Marie Marcy-Smids and Christine Wright talk about the services that the Alzheimer Society of Sarnia-Lambton provides and the IMPACT that it has on those suffering from the disease and their families.
🎤Gallery in the Grove, Bright's Grove - The gallery is celebrating artists who have shared in their 40 Year Evolution! This exhibition will feature some of the artists who have had individual or shared exhibitions including past scholarship winners. Chair person Kirsten K Holmes explains the event.
🎤Fernanda Cunha: A Brazilian singer. She comes from a musical family. Her mother was a singer and her aunt, Sueli Costa, is a well-known composer in Brazil. Her latest CD canta Filó Machado is now available. Cunha is also presenting a Masterclass at The Lawrence House
This weeks guest's:
🎤Emily Bisson: The Sarnia Public Library has many things to offer. Are you a card carrying member. Beeler shares the details.
🎤Michelle Stonge-Mitchell: The Seaway Sounds International Chorus is a women's chorus dedicated to excellence in a cappella music, meeting weekly to develop talents, have fun, make lasting friendships and entertain the Sarnia-Lambton community by singing contemporary, Jazz, Broadway and Barbershop standards.
🎤Harold Collins - Sarnia Indie Nights is once again returning to Theatre Forty Two. An evening showcasing music from in and around the Sarnia - Lambton area. The goal of this event is to showcase the original music coming out of the area, network bands, expose people to new music. All genres all ages.
This weeks guests
Sarnia Fire Rescue - Fire Safety is important over the holiday season. So many distractions, extra christmas lights and children in the house. Mike Otis and Roel Bus join us for some fire safety tips.
Sarnia Police Service - Lock it or Lose it! Just one of the many crime prevention tips to remember over the holidays. Officer Sottosanti of the Sarnia PD stops by with some holiday reminders.
Bill Yurchuk - Lambton Elderly Outreach is more than just a transportation provider in our community. The organization is also having a Ford truck raffle or $30,000 cash. Learn more about this important organization and the services they provide to our community.
🎤This weeks guests include:
👉Paula McKinlay - The Canadian Cancer Society is having their 'Pigs of Hope' campaign. The fundraiser supports the society's transportation program.
👉Dave Brown - Executive director for the United Way of Sarnia-Lambton. Brown shares updates and discusses the current 'Needs target' campaign.
👉Justin Lafontaine - Do you have a great idea that will support tourism in Sarnia-Lambton? The Ontario Tourism Innovation Lab is promoting their 'SPARK' program. A grant and mentorship program. Lafontaine explains the details.
This weeks guests.
Cory James Mitchell - The Cory James Mitchell Band A local talent who has been gaining attention on the Country music scene talks about their music and upcoming event at Theatre Forty Two. Mitchell also talks about their latest video, 'Wild Again'
Resolution Quartet Ontario - A local A Capella Quartet that simply loves to sing.
🎤🎤🎤This Week's Guests:
👉Myles Vanni - The Inn of the Good Shepherd- Sarnia is selling their Holiday Cash Calendars. It's not just about food. The Inn has 17+ services that is provided to community members in need.
👉The Stone Kickers - A Sarnia Rock, Cover Band who will be performing at the first SADfest 2019 to be held at the Sarnia Moose Lodge 1046 - Loyal Order of Moose on December 7th. Band members, Joe Bessette & Eddie Rousseau talk about the bands music.
👉Colin Graf - A Classical Guitar performance coming to The Lawrence House this December Sarnia First Friday. Graf talks about his training and what we can expect at the performance.
➡️Mark Perrin What is the MAT tax? (Municipal Accomodation Tax) How will it benefit our community? Executive Director for Tourism Sarnia-Lambton Mark Perrin joins the show to explain.
➡️Nightingale Chorus: Now in it's 24th year is proud to present “When Christmas Comes to Town”, a tale about a young child who learns to trust in others when all hope is gone. This is a story about the miracles that can happen when you open your heart to others during the magical Christmas season. Begins Dec 11th at Imperial Theatre, Sarnia ON.
Jay Peckham: A Christmas Carol is coming to Imperial Theatre, Sarnia ON. A Christmas Classic Favourite. Director Jay Peckham talks about the porduction.
Dave Brown: Our monthly update with United Way of Sarnia-Lambton
Matty Parker: SADfest 2019 an event to get you out of the winter blues. 6 bands will perform at Sarnia Moose Lodge 1046 - Loyal Order of Moose on Dec. 7 th including KAAJE an Independant DIY rock ensemble from Waterloo
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This weeks guest's
Mike Tanner- The Lambton Outdoor Club has several upcoming events and invites everyone to join.
Sean Schram - A musician and performer who is following his dreams with his music.
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✅Fall Prevention Month: Occupational Therapists Alexa Schmidt from North Lambton Community Health Centre and Rachel Lamb from Rapids Family Health Team representing Lambton Fall Prevention Awareness - A demonstration of how to avoid slips and falls and indoor walking/excercise opportunities for the winter.
✅Kaylen Burgess: Sarnia Lambton Big Brothers/Big Sisters is holding their annual SHOW & SALE at Alexander Mackenzie High school this Saturday & Sunday.
Ellen Alonzo & Kristian Laferriere - Free Stuff (LAMBTON) is a Facebook group to help pay it forward and share items with others. Moderators of the group Ellen & Kristian join to share the details of the group and how it began.
Mike Blackmore - A local musician with multiple musical talents. Blackmore talks about his journey as a musician and his upcoming performance at Cheeky Monkey.
Kerry Henrikson - Stolen Childhood. A documentary about PANDAS/PANS ONTARIO disease and a fundraiser screening coming to the Imperial Theatre. Henrikson talks about the movie and how the disease has affected her young family.
This weeks special guests.
Andrew Colborne - Theatre Sarnia will present Mamma Mia at the Imperial Theatre, Sarnia ON. Starting September 20th.
Bryce Janey - Coming to Sarnia Legion Branch 62 on September 27th. A night of Live Jazz & Classic Rock.
Courtney Jade Black - Benefit For Owen to support needed Optic Nerve Therapy. A full day and evening event with music and entertainment
Barbara Prescott - Art in the Park, Petrolia returns for another year. Prescott joins the show to share what will be happening at this years event.
Jenny Greensmith - The Rotary Club of Sarnia is well known for supporting the community in Sarnia. What exactly is their mission and what events do they organize and support? Greensmith explains.
Dwayne Cloes - A musician, videographer and story teller. Cloes talks about his latest projects and why he does what he does.
Tosha Lobsinger: It's not all about the meat. There is another way. The Vegan community is growing and @Sarnia VegFest 2019! is now coming into it's 3rd year and returning to Canatara Park on Sunday July 7th
Geoff Dale: Captain Kidd Days is always an exciting community event in Corunna. From Movie night to Fireworks. This 4 day tradition of family fun also gives back to the community
Mark Perrin from Bluewater BorderFest is now in it's 3rd year. The biggest yet for Borderfest. Perrin who is a driving force for the music festival, shares what to expect and has a few surprises for music fans
Domingos Fernandes: An update with Dom about his Group called Talking MS and how he uses live-streaming to create a welcoming and educational place to talk about Multiple Sclerosis.
Graham Holmes: Empower Play Inc. youth mission is to maximize the potential of today's youth by removing the financial barrier associated with becoming successful in the arts and sports. A special 'Tribute To Summer' concert is planned and will be performed at Valley Axe.
Jake Cherski: Sarnia Imperials Football is underway. Jake stops by to talk about the team, and to encourage everyone to visit them for some football sports action.
This weeks special guests are:
Rebecca Mills: The City of Sarnia - Strangway Centre is celebrating 30 years! Music, Dancing, Cupcakes and local band The Borderlite Trio. Activities Planner Rebecca Mills shares all the details.
Amy Weiler: Age-Friendly Sarnia is having it's first ever Age-Friendly Expo
Eve Morgan: The Brights Grove Market starts June 12th. All local food, drink, artisan and FREE live music. Morgan joins us to talk about the weekly local market.
This weeks special guests are:
Rebecca Mills: The City of Sarnia - Strangway Centre is celebrating 30 years! Music, Dancing, Cupcakes and local band The Borderlite Trio. Activities Planner Rebecca Mills shares all the details.
Amy Weiler: Age-Friendly Sarnia is having it's first ever Age-Friendly Expo
Eve Morgan: The Brights Grove Market starts June 12th. All local food, drink, artisan and FREE live music. Morgan joins us to talk about the weekly local market.
Rachel Veilleux: The City of Sarnia
will once again be showcasing local talent with the summer concert series. It also includes a special youth ‘Battle of the Bands’.
Christy Primmer: An Amazon Best-Selling Author, Christy is motivating the masses to live larger. She’s an inspiring class-act and chronic advocate for positive change. Primmer will be the key-note speaker at an event put on by Stephanie Purdy of Purdy Ideal You Weight Loss Center
Kaitlyn Clark: Elite Gold Medal Boxing Champion from Sarnia. Clark has fought many battles during her journey and is now preparing with other local boxers to host Banger in the Hangar with fighters from Scotland. The event is put on by Bluewater Boxing Club.
➡️➡️Marie Marcy-Smids - The Alzheimer Society of Sarnia-Lambton is preparing for several upcoming events including the annual Alzheimer's walk. Marie Marcy joins the show to share details.
➡️➡️Sharon Murray - The One Tomato Project in Sarnia is having it's 'Fun with Food' event. The event is a FREE hands-on cooking program for anyone who considers themselves a 'senior'. Sharon Murray talks about the upcoming event and how you can get registered.
➡️➡️Mark Perrin - Bluewater BorderFest recently announced rock artists that will be part of the event. This year the concert series has also partnered with Sarnia Tall ShipsCelebration. Perrin talks about what to expect at this years event.
➡️Jay Peckham - St. Francis Advocates is dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of people with Autism and other Developmental Disabilities. Peckham joins the show to talk more about the community impact of the organization as well as an upcoming golf tournament to support the services of the group.
➡️Lambton College Esports - Esports students of Lambton Collegehave earned the opportunity to travel to Houston, Texas to participate in a tournament that will be broadcast on ESPN. Members Aleister Humes & Ryan Hiebert join the show to share the details.
➡️Stephen McKenna - Authour of the book 'Grace & Wisdom', Mckenna will be in Sarnia to talk with the public at a Sarnia Historical Society event. The story is the biography of McKenna's Grandfather, the 10th Chief Justice of Canada, Patrick Grandcourt Kerwin
➡️This weeks special guests are:
✅🎤Shirley Roebuck - @The Sarnia Lambton Health Coalition is a non-profit, non-partisan volunteer group that advocates for the protection and enhancement of Public Healthcare. SLHC believes that an upcoming Bill in the legislature threatens many aspects of Public Healthcare and invites the public to join their rally at Queens Park on April 30th.
✅🎤Anita R. Miniellyy - Sarnia Lambton Rebound is having a fundraiser in replacing the 'Dirty Dash' for 2019 called 'Hearts & Handbags'. Minielly who is the new Fund Development & Marketing Coordinator for Rebound explains details of the event coming June 6th, 2019
✅🎤Julia Cremonese & Cassandra Lubiana - A recent provincial student walk-out opposing the Ford governments decision to make several cut-backs has created much attention. Cremonese and Lubiana are 2 of the participating organizers of the event & will discuss the event and other updates.
This weeks special guests are:
Stacey Maola - A paint it forward party to support Epilepsy Southwestern Ontario
Dale Mosley. A Housing Fair will take place this week in Sarnia. The Age-Friendly Sarnia housing committee invites everyone to come out and learn what is available and listen to several guest speakers.
SISTERS OF SOUL will be doing a special performance to support Alzheimer Society of Sarnia-Lambton Sarnia. Several band members join the show to talk about the event.
This weeks special guests include:
Jay Peckham - The SMAA Boys Baseball has started selling their CASH calendars again. Peckham joins to talk about the S.M.A.A. and the need for fundraising.
The Painted Cat Have you been to a painting party yet? Don't think you can paint? Cat Cabajar joins the show to share some fun upcoming dates.
Kim Shaw - The Shawtz4steph Basketball Tournament. FUN-draising for mental health initiatives in our community!
This weeks special guests are:
Helen Cole: The Family Counselling Centre in Sarnia has many great services to share with our community. Cole talks about what is available from the local organization.
Dave Brown: Our monthly update with Executive Director for United Way of Sarnia-Lambton. Brown talks about recent happenings and events for the local organization that supports and keeps funds in our community.
Matt Mueller: A young tennis enthusiast that continues to advocate and raise money for a multi-capable sports centre that supports tennis.
This weeks special guests are:
Rae-Lynn Maclean-Burgess - The True Fantasiies Bridal Expo is coming to the @Quality Inn Sarnia/ Point Edward. The event put on by CHOK 99.9FM The Fox - Sarnia & K106.3FM - Great Classics & The Best New Rock will help make your special day a success.
Domingos Fernandes has been fighting Multiple Slerocis for 16 years. Now he willl begin motivational speaking about his journey at Rosewood Manor this Wednesday February 20th.
@Keil Simmons from the band 'Dressed to Kill' joins the show to talk about the bands music and an upcoming Mardi Gras Party with Dressed to Kill. Simmons talks about the album art and also the decision to also produce their latest music on vinyl.
This weeks guests are:
Elizabeth Soltis - Sarnia Justice Film Festival will be screening 'Recovery Boy'. Soltis will explain the movie as well as give some background and importance of the festival.
Adam Dumond - Sarnia Sings is back with it's Vol. 3 edition. the now annnual event features several local singers in a performance that supports mental health & suicide awareness.
Mark Dillon - The Sarnia Tech Community goal is to transform Sarnia into a hub of technology and innovation. The local group is accomplishing this through community-driven projects that unite tech enthusiasts and enable businesses to grow.
Rob Harwood - Sarnia TALL Ships® Celebration is coming to Sarnia in August. Several partnerships with the City of Sarnia are making this celebration a reality. Rob Harwood, Director of Parks & Recreation for the City of Sarnia talks to us about this exciting upcoming event that is expected to attract thousands.
Paula McKinlay - February 4th is World Cancer Day. Canadian Cancer Society wants to celebrate their volunteers, donors and supporters. Mckinlay talks about this and upcoming events to support the organization and it's fight against Cancer.
This weeks guests:
➡️➡️Peter Rankin - Coordinator for 'CONNECTS'. Connects is Sarnia-Lambton’s hub for social and professional networking! The group exists for anyone between the ages of 19-39, who would like to make meaningful connections and relationships in the area.
➡️➡️Les Jones - Sarnia-Lambton Crime Stoppers is a registered, non-profit community oriented program that relies on help from the citizens, media and our local police, in conjunction with other jurisdictions. Governed by a volunteer civilian board under the direction of our civilian coordinators.
➡️➡️➡️Tana Leckie-Manchester from Special Olympics Sarnia joins the show to talk about the organizations upcoming Basketball tournament and a Swim meet hosted also hosted in Sarnia.
➡️➡️➡️Donna Martin - Family Counselling Centre in Sarnia offers many programs to support people in the community. Donna talks about the need for volunteers and how people can participate.
➡️➡️➡️Kerry Henrikson - Pediatric autoimmune neuropsychiatric disorders associated with streptococcal infections (PANDAS) is a hypothesis that there exists a subset of children with rapid onset of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) or tic disorders and these symptoms are caused by group A beta-hemolytic streptococcal (GABHS) infections. Kerry Henrikson join us to share the experience her 3 children have experienced with the disease. Henrikson also talks about her involvement with a special documentary that shares her story.
This weeks special guests:
➡️➡️The 2018 National Football Conference All Star Awards recently recognized several of the players from the Sarnia Imperialsfootball team. Coach Jake Cherski and MVP Julian Shadd-Gentrywill be joining to discuss the event and the teams success.
➡️➡️Don Adam, executive director for the Huron House Boys' Home will join to share the latest information on cutbacks to the local facility and how it will have an effect on the youth already residing with the boys home. Adam will also talk about the likely restructuring of the facility.
➡️➡️Women's March Canada - Sarnia-Lambton A special march for Women's equal rights is taking place on January 19th starting at Lambton Mall parking lot. Members of the local group Adelle and Claire Stewardson with Lila Palychuk discuss the event and it's importance in our community.
This weeks guests include:
➡️➡️ George Menezes is President of Destiny Wrestling. George will join us to talk about the upcoming Destiny Wrestling event on January 18th
➡️➡️Dave Brown - Executive Director for @United Way of Sarnia-Lambton. Dave will give us on update on fundraising and future events.
Celebrating 2018
This week special guests from Sarnia-Lambton and around the world talk about what was great about 2018 and what is coming in 2019.
Some special guests include:
Eldridge Peterman II
Brian White
Marilyn Gladu, MP
John D Hollingsworth
A Merry Christmas Special!
Thank you to my friends, Adam Dumond, Fonz Chamberlain and Jay Peckham for joining me for this very special Christmas episode!
Special mentions to TheGypsyFlats 02:56 Lizards Bar & Grill, Keil Simmons and Dressed To Kill 05:00 Lambton Wildlife Mike Kent07:58 Jason Burrows, Eldridge Peterman II, Preferred Towing Sarnia and Heavy Rescue 401 1:03:30
This weeks special guests:
✅✅Linda Weening - A local Nativity Walk is planned for December 7th & 8th. Linda will share the details that includes music and festivities.
✅✅Jake Cherski - Owner of Philly Cheese Jakes along with The Sarnia Imperials are holding a clothing and hygiene products drive. Jake joins the show to explain how donations will be shared with the River City Vineyard on Mitton street and the Women's Interval Home of Sarnia Lambton.
✅✅Michael Hurry - Big Brothers Big Sisters of Sarnia-Lambton are holding a New Years Eve event at the Dante Club Sarnia. Michael Hurry explains the fun and festivities that will take place at the event.
This weeks special guests: Leanne Fera- Sweet Annie & Co. is a lifestyle and creative brand | all things women, home decor, inspiration and motivation. Leanne will share her passion and story. Leanne also shares details of an upcoming give back event.
Dave Brown: Our monthly update with United Way of Sarnia-Lambton. Dave will talk of upcoming events and were that are at with the yearly campaign.
David Crosbie: The Bluewater Chordsmen have been rehearsing for their annual Christmas performance at the Benefit Christmas Concert Saturday December 1st at New Horizons Community Church
✅Harold Collins - A local musician looking to promote the independent music scene in Sarnia. Collins will talk about an upcoming event that will feature local music.
✅Fonz Chamberlain - Yes he is the Fonz! Better know as the Cambridge Historian from the United Kingdom. Chamberlain will be joining us from Cambridge, England to talk about a special online fundraiser to support Bladder Cancer.
✅Kathy Alexander - Bluewater Health Foundation is once again getting ready for it's Winter Wonderland event at DeGroot's Nurseries. Kathy will share all the details of this 2 day market and kids fun fest.
This weeks special guests include:
The annual The Rotary Club of Sarnia auction will once again take place on Yourtv Sarnia. Rotary member Carolyn Leaver Luciani joins us to share details and talk about what Rotary does in our community.
Tis the season. Theatre Sarnia is performing 'Miracle on 34th Street' at the Imperial Theatre, Sarnia ON.l Several members of the cast join the show to share their experience preparing for the show.
Canada's Smartest Person Junior is coming to CBC. 10 year old Liam Henderson of Sarnia is one of the contestants. Liam plays piano and drums and has a near-photographic memory. His future plans include pursuing a career as a hockey or baseball broadcaster before conquering the country’s highest office as Prime Minister. Wise beyond his years, Liam loves to win, but understands that winning isn’t everything– it’s the art of competing that he cherishes. Liam is ready to broadcast his achievement as the first winner of CANADA'S SMARTEST PERSON JUNIOR.
This weeks special guests include
Craig McKenzie - Face Off For Mental Health. St. Clair Child & Youth Services Lead Agency for Children’s Mental Health in Lambton County is pleased to partner with local hockey associations to raise the profile of mental health issues for children and youth.
Katelyn Campbell- The Gala of Hope. Cystinosis is a rare genetic metabolic disease that approximately 75 Canadian children and young adults are living with. 2000 worldwide. Currently there is no known cure. Katelyn talks about the rare disease and how it has affected her 2 young children and her family.
Les Jones - Remembrance day this year has a new parade route and service. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War. Les Jones shares the details.
This weeks special guests: The Enactus Lambton Canada team from Lambton College was named Enactus World Cup 2018 Champion last evening and awarded the Ford Better World Award of $50,000USD.
The team developed Project One Seed over six years working with people living in Zambia, Africa, to achieve their goals: food security, health care, clean water, education, alternative energies, and to build a local economy.
Rav Srinivas is once again bringing SWIFF back to Sarnia at the Imperial Theater. South Western International Film Festival SWIFF is an International Film Festival featuring live guests and artist workshops. SWIFF will open its doors in Sarnia, Ontario this November 8-11, 2018.
This weeks special guests:
Cat Cabajar otherwise known as The Painted Cat joins us to talk about her career and some upcoming fun events in October
Sue Bendall joins the show to share CCMF Sarnia (Community Concerns for the Medically Fragile) and their Hands on Art program.
This weeks special guests:
Karen Minty from Ignite Sarnia talks about the upcoming event being held this Wednesday October 3rd. Enlighten us - but make it quick! Ignite presenters share their personal and professional passions, using 20 slides that auto-advance every 15 seconds.
Sean Johnson is currently filming an independent horror comedy, here in Sarnia that also features several local participants. Sean talks about the movie with plans to release in summer of 2019.
Raven Blair Glover, The Talk Show Maven, know by many as the " Queen of Interview Conversion" She's a former CNN & CBS radio personality - 2016 President's Lifetime Achievement Award Winner signed by Barack Obama U.S.A. Her radio journey didn't begin until she was 55 years of age at the ICU of a hospital while by her mom's bedside. Since then she’s gone on to interview top business leaders and celebrities like Oscar Winner Lou Gossett Jr. actress Lindsay Wagner Montel Williams Brian Tracey, Lisa Nichols Jack Canfield who by the way was quoted live on air saying that he felt ‘Raven Is One Of The Best Interviewers On The Planet”
This weeks special guests include:
Dave Brown - An update on the campaign of The United Way of Sarnia-Lambton and upcoming events that will support the many organizations in our community that they support.
Jay Peckham - This years Sarnia Sting season is underway with the Sarnia home opener taking place on Friday September 20th at the Progressive Auto Sales Arena. Jay will share his 'Fan Perspective' of what we should expect from the team.
We will also tell you how you can win a pair of tickets to this years home opener with the Sarnia Sting!
Cynthia Lockrey - Your Child's Voice - A Caregiver's Guide to Advocating for Kids with Special Needs, Disabilities, or Others Who May Fall through the Cracks. Her new book comes out September 18. It's written based on Cynthia's personal experience raising a child with special needs, plus insights and advice from healthcare professionals, educators and other parents.