Connecting the Community

In this episode, Dinah Cruse shares her deep dive into her family history, focusing on Colonel David Bridgford's role in Canadian and American history, and her efforts to preserve and celebrate this legacy through community events and research.

Mike King, a criminal investigator and author, discusses the psychology of cults, coercive control, and how online platforms have expanded their reach.
 
This episode explores the behaviors of cult leaders, the traits of susceptible individuals, and how to recognize and protect oneself from manipulation.
 
 
Psychology of Cults
 
Click HERE to purchase tickets to Mike's October 21st show at the Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts
 

In this episode, we explore the sport of ringette, its rules, equipment, and community impact through conversations with Kim Sato, a head coach, her daughter and player, Jayna Sato, and coach and former player, Joely Sosnovich Raphael.
Discover how ringette differs from hockey, its accessibility, and the upcoming "Come Try Ringette" event to try the sport.
 
Check out their web site Richmond Hill Ringette
Here is the info on the  National Ringette League
Here's a fun Rick Mercer Report on Ringette  RMR: Ringette Night in Canada - YouTube

In this episode, we explore the exciting world of baton twirling with champions Katya Gampa and Megan Ward from Stars United Baton and Dance.
Discover what it takes to compete, the skills involved, and the opportunities this sport offers for all ages.

In this episode, musicians Alan Turner and Laurie Lynn share their journeys into music, their experiences with Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton, and the story behind their Kenny and Dolly tribute show.
Discover what makes their performances special and why these legendary artists continue to inspire audiences worldwide.
 
Get your tickets to their October 9th show here Real Love: Kenny & Dolly

In this episode, Marian Nalley shares the story behind her innovative emergency and medical binder, LifeSnap.
Discover how it was created, its features, and how it can help anyone be prepared for emergencies by organizing vital health and pet information.
 
LifeSnap Emergency & Medical Binder | Canadian Printable & Fillable PDF | LifeSnap

In this episode, we explore the inspiring work of interdisciplinary artist Faseeh Saleem and Mahira Rana from Mackenzie Health.
They discuss their innovative projects that use art and storytelling to enhance the well-being of residents in long-term care, emphasizing community, memory, and creativity.
 
Check out Faseeh's work www.faseehsaleem.com

In this episode, Kayla Mouzos from the Curtain Club shares insights into community theater, its role in the community, and the upcoming season's plays.
Discover how local theater fosters belonging, creativity, and community engagement.
 
Visit their website to read more and order your tickets!!
The Curtain Club Theatre – Community Theatre in Richmond Hill, Ontario
 
And follow them on social media!
https://www.facebook.com/curtainclub/
https://www.instagram.com/thecurtainclub/?hl=en
 

In this episode, Shanyn Godward from the Richmond Hill Fire Department discusses fire prevention, safety tips, and upcoming community events like the September 26th Open House and Fire Prevention Week.
Learn about fire safety, the importance of smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, and how the fire department supports community safety.
 
Lots of information here  Fire Prevention Week - City of Richmond Hill

Jessica Kun, director of the Richmond Hill Philharmonic Orchestra, shares insights into her upcoming concert season, her approach to community engagement, and her thoughts on the importance of accessible music and creativity.
 
Check them out and order tickets! Richmond Hill Philharmonic Orchestra – Celebrating the past….looking to the future