Podcasts about Port Perry

Amateur ghost hunters pay a visit to the infamous "Ghost Road" of Port Perry, Ontario; supernatural experiencers separated by thousands of miles hear the same message from a disembodied voice; and the Ghostkeepers ponder the possibly paranormal nature of "exploding head syndrome."Stories:The Voice (submitted by Jessy, Ontario, Canada)Port Perry Ghost (submitted by Brett Andrews, Ontario, Canada)I Heard a Voice Too (submitted by Kim Patterson, Arizona, USA)Ghost Road (submitted by Kristina Potter, Ontario, Canada)Today's Sponsor: Visit the award-winning Glass Spider Publishing (www.glassspiderpublishing.com) to get your book into the hands of readers worldwide.Murder and Mimosas PodcastA true crime podcast with a focus on lesser known crimes and the background of those...Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifyDiscover 4,600+ true ghost stories in the Castle of Spirits Librarywww.castleofspirits.com/ghost-storiesSubmit your own true paranormal storywww.castleofspirits.com/submit OR call 801-436-7838.Watch us on YouTube and follow us on Instagram and Facebook @castleofspiritsTheme Music: "Lightless Dawn" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

MADAME WINIFRED'S CIRCUS OF WONDERS Come one, come all, to the show that everyone in the world is talking about! We present to you the most dazzling performances from the wackiest circus ever seen. Embrace the magic and mystery of Madame Winifred's Circus of Wonders!Madame Winifred's Circus of Wonders was commissioned by Theatre on the Ridge, Carey Nicholson, Artistic Director. The original production concept was conceived and directed by Andy Massingham in collaboration with artists of the 2023 Theatre on the Ridge Summer Company and premiered in Port Perry, Ontario on August 15, 2023. Company: Theatre Borgo Creators: Fiona Cain, Emily Elizabeth, Karly Friesen, Elyssia Giancola, Sarah Kaufmann, Adrian Marchesano, Reid Martin, Briony Merritt, Liam Ryan, Austin WhiteRuntime55 minutes

Love Pink Floyd and summer music concerts? Canada's premiere Pink Floyd tribute band, Floydium, will be rocking out at the historic Town Hall 1873 in Port Perry and Toronto's famous Q107 Festival this summer. Get your tickets before they sell out! Go to https://www.floydium.com/shows Floydium City: Kawartha Lakes Address: 63 Songbird Crescent Website: https://www.floydium.com/shows

According to Stats Can, about one in nine of all Canadian adults have experienced long-term symptoms from Covid. Now a group of medical professionals have launched the Canadian Covid Society to address the ongoing support needed to help them. One of the founding members of the non-profit is Chris Houston from Bancroft. He spoke to us about the issue. According to the local BIA, 50% of its businesses are owned and operated by women in Port Perry. Sharon Runnalls is a board member, with the Port Perry BIA and co-owner of Branching Out Florists, was elated to talk to us about it.Hundreds of residents in Kingston queued up in a freezing morning , desperate to snag a family physician after the CDK Family Medicine and Walk-In Clinic announced four physicians would take on around 4,000 new patients. Local Councillor Brandon Tozzo says it's time for the Province to make Kingston a high-needs area for doctors. He spoke to us about his city's concerns.

Johnny talks with Shaner who is in Rehab for 28 days for alcohol addiction, and what he is doing to get by and how he is managing rehab a few weeks in. Johnny also made a personal visit one Sunday with one of his Daughters, but this Dadcast was done via Skype. This addiction centre is Another Road Addiction Centre in Port Perry, Ontario, Canada. For more on this Dadcast visit punkrockdadcast.com.

Sadguru is well-known and followed by many. One day, he was asked about ghosts (spooky, not spiritual). Giving a well thought out answer. And some advice for which Daniel completely disagrees. Then, time to visit one of the most haunted toilets around. This one's inside the Jester's Court Restaurant in Port Perry, Ontario. How the town is cursed. And what they thought was the resident ghost… being overshadowed by the woman in the washroom. --- Get the inside scoop @ghostguidedaniel on Facebook & Instagram Ghost Caught on Tape Video

I recently had the pleasure of being invited on the "Artwaves" Podcast out of my hometown of Port Perry, Ontario. We dive into my journey from being in a band there to putting on my first concerts from there and all points in between. Never forget your roots and It was fun to revisit my journey from there to here! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As she looks to make her mark on the Syracuse University women's ice hockey team, Britni Smith, just the second head coach in program history, is relying on a key principle that helped the Orange soar to new heights in recent seasons: No one will outwork the Orange. Smith comes to Syracuse with a decorated resume, excelling as both a defenseman with St. Lawrence University and an accomplished assistant coach at Clarkson University and with Hockey Canada. On this 'Cuse Conversation, Smith discusses why she wanted to become the Orange's next head coach, how she relates to her student-athletes, how she created a team-first culture and what makes Syracuse University a special place. Smith also shares her coaching philosophy, why she's a talented recruiter, what it was like to earn her first win with the Orange and how she fell in love with hockey while playing on a homemade rink in her hometown of Port Perry, Ontario.

After getting a world class education in brewing from Labatt, Richard Park teamed up with Old Flame Brewing founder, Jack Doak; the two carving out a storied niche for themselves among the growing craft beer industry in Ontario. Old Flame first took up residence in an old carriage works factory in Port Perry, then the duo revitalized Newmarket's Main Street fire hall, and this fall they're "coming home" to a new space in Toronto's Distillery district. Richard takes us on a tour of their facilities and tells us about the traditional German heirloom lagers and experimental sour ales that are on tap this season!

To say that Deborah Grose has always loved the spirit of Christmas is an understatement. After she was given the initial push to consider attending Santa School in Alberta, Port Perry local Deborah transformed herself into Mrs. S. Claus Canada and has been bringing joy to folks all over Durham Region. 
Mrs. S. Claus Canada enjoys meeting and visiting with children, sharing stories about Santa, his elves, the reindeer, and of course, the inside scoop on what goes on at the North Pole. Deborah's enchanting and charismatic personality will bring the Christmas spirit out in you, as we dive deep into some fun and interesting questions about Santa, the workshop, what's Mrs. Clause's role is at the North Pole, and how she has time to organize, plan and execute the Markham's Home for the Holidays” Christmas Market!

Show Notes - November 26 - Episode 24 SHOWS Queensville Players “Steel Magnolias” by Robert Harling, Queensville & Aurora http://queensvilleplayers.ca On Stage at Theatre Aurora November 26 - December 5 Tickets available from Theatre Aurora at tickets@theatreaurora.com. Scugog Choral Society, Port Perry https://www.scugogchoralsociety.ca Disney's The Little Mermaid from November 26 - December 11 at the Town Hall in Port Perry. Tickets available online at www.townhalltheatre.ca Moving Art Centre, Barrie https://movingart.ca Elf Junior - On stage - live and on demand.Tickets available at https://www.showtix4u.com/event-details/58766 Theatre Collingwood, Collingwood https://theatrecollingwood.ca 3rd Annual Staged Reading of A Christmas Carol, Monday, Dec 20th at 7pm at First Presbyterian Church in Collingwood. Tickets are $25 and capacity is limited. https://theatrecollingwood.ca/a-staged-reading-of-a-christmas-carol/ Kempenfelt Community Players, Barrie https://kempenfeltplayers.com “From a Distance” will be streamed on-demand in January 2022, dates TBC Watch their website for ticket news. OTHER NEWS The South Simcoe Theatre, Cookstown http://www.southsimcoetheatre.com Four Play Submission is November 30th. For details to submit or for more information, contact fourplay@southsimcoetheatre.com To purchase gift certificates email BoxOffice@SouthSimcoeTheatre.com. Deadline to purchase for Christmas Delivery is December 11th, 2021 Huronia Players, Midland https://www.huroniaplayers.ca 2021 AGM and Call for Board Nominations AGM Dec 7, 2021 at 7:00 PM Go to their website to become a member and sign up for the AGM. Mariposa Arts Theatre,Orillia https://www.mariposaartstheatre.com 2021/22 Season Announcement Information Theatre by the Bay, Barrie Next Professional Workshop: Physical Composition, with Mandy E. MacLean. Sunday, December 5th 2-6pm at Studio House. More info will be available soon at https://theatrebythebay.com/learn#workshop Barrie Theatre Lab: Monday, Dec 6th 6-9pm, Barrie Public Library (Worsley Street). Register at https://theatrebythebay.com/learn The Simcoe County Theatre Festival - June 2022 at The Five Points Theatre in Downtown Barrie https://theatrebythebay.com/shows/12092809 Talk is Free Theatre, Barrie https://www.tift.ca Meet and Greet with Michael Torontow, TIFT's new Artistic Director on Nov 30th 7pm via Zoom. Contact info@tift.ca for more information The Judas Kiss by David Hare, December 2nd - 11th, 2021 https://www.tift.ca/shows/the-judas-kiss Illuminating Conversations - December 6th is The Syria Panel https://www.tift.ca/shows/illuminating-conversations Casino Rama, Orillia https://www.casinorama.com/entertainment/ Reopening for entertainment in January 2022

In this episode of Entertainment Man Podcastm I talk about a Throwback Story from Halloween 2006 when Eric, myself and another staff member went out to the ghost railway portion above York Durham Railway and in Port Perry.

Show Notes - October 22, 2021 Talk is Free Theatre, Barrie http://www.tift.ca/upcoming-fall-programming-challenges-the-limits-of-expression-with-a-variety-of-performance-styles-from-international-and-canadian-artists/ Fall Season Announcement Bigger Than Big Program Theatre by the Bay, Barrie https://theatrebythebay.com Workshop “Unleashing Your Voice with Shakespeare's Verse,” with Paul De Jong – Sunday, October 24. Tickets are $27.50 including taxes and fees and available at: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/tbtbs-professional-workshop-series-paul-de-jong-tickets-187322585897?utm_source=eventbrite&utm_medium=email&utm_content=follow_notification&utm_campaign=following_published_event&utm_term=TBTB%27s+Professional+Workshop+Series+-+Paul+de+Jong&aff=ebemoffollowpublishemail Theatre on the Ridge, Port Perry www.theatreontheridge.ca Mariposa Arts Theatre, Orillia https://www.mariposaartstheatre.com Love, Loss and What I Wore - November 4th to the 14th https://secure1.tixhub.com/orillia-oh/online/b_otix.asp?cboPerformances=3289&cboEvent=1064 Theatre Aurora https://www.theatreaurora.com Catch the Ace Fundraiser https://theatrecatchtheace.ca Kitchen Witches - October 28th - November 6th https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?ticketing=thtau The South Simcoe Theatre, Cookstown http://www.southsimcoetheatre.com Four Play submission information fourplay@southsimcoetheatre.com Auditions for “Burn” by John Muggleton We All Shine Productions, Stouffville weallshineproductions.com Ottawa Little Theatre Ottawa Little Theatre's one-act playwriting competition http://www.ottawalittletheatre.com/call-for-entries-to-the-81st-national-one-act-playwriting-competition/ Old Dancehall Players, Orillia http://www.orilliaoperahouse.ca/en/index.aspx New Improv show “A Shot in the Arm!” Orillia Opera House on November 19 at 7:30pm Tickets available through the Orillia Opera House website shortly. Huronia Players, Midland www.huroniaplayers.ca New season announcement & tickets for The Last Five Years, opening November 12

The province is now in the fourth wave of the pandemic, And yet, even with high vaccination rates cases continue to rise. And with kids back school at school concerns are mounting. Infectious disease specialist Dr. Isaac Bogoch talks about our current situation and when we might begin to see the effects of the pandemic begin to mitigate; For more than a year and a half, the pressure has been unrelenting on doctors, nurses, and all support staff. And now anti-vaccine protesters are demonstrating at some hospitals. Dr. Ann Collins, past president of the Canadian Medical Associatio,n talks about the effect this all is having on our health care workers; We have reaction to the demonstrations by anti-vaccine protesters at hospitals yesterday which included the Royal Victoria Health Centre in Barrie. Janice Skot is the C-E-O of RVH. We then hear from Doris Grinspun of the Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario; The CBC' Jackie Sharkey reports on the acute shortage of veterinarians in the province and how that is creating problems for pet owners - particularly with popularity of pandemic puppies; Chris Hall, the CBC's National Affairs Editor updates us on the federal election campaign; There have been anecdotal reports of long wait times at advance polling stations. Rejean Grenier of Elections Canada explains why and reminds what to expect when we go to vote on election day; Cathy McKay is an apple grower from Port Perry and the Chairperson for Ontario Apple Growers . She tells us about what kind of a season they've had.

On this episode of Defence Deconstructed, you'll hear a presentation from the Leader of the Official Oppostion Erin O'Toole, delivered as part of Canadian Defence Exchange, a one-day virtual event organized by the Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries (CADSI) on May 5, 2021. Defence Deconstructed is brought to you by Irving Shipbuilding. A strategic partner of the federal government's National Shipbuilding Strategy, providing skilled, well-paying jobs that support Canada's economic recovery. Defence Deconstructed is also brought to you by Boeing. Participant's Bio: Host Bio: O'Toole was born in Montreal and grew up in Port Perry and Bowmanville. O'Toole joined the Canadian Forces in 1991 and studied at the Royal Military College (RMC) until 1995. He was commissioned in Air Command[note 1] serving as an air navigator, eventually attaining the rank of captain. Following his active service, he received a law degree, practicing law for nearly a decade until he was elected as the member of Parliament (MP) for Durham in a 2012 by-election. In 2015, O'Toole briefly served as veterans affairs minister in the Harper government. In 2017, he ran for the party's leadership, finishing third to winner Andrew Scheer. After Scheer resigned as leader in late 2019, O'Toole ran a successful leadership campaign, defeating former cabinet minister Peter MacKay in the 2020 leadership election. https://meet.erinotoole.ca Dave Perry (host): Senior Analyst and Vice President with the Canadian Global Affairs Institute (www.cgai.ca/david_perry) Recording Date: 5 May 2021 Follow the Canadian Global Affairs Institute on Facebook, Twitter (@CAGlobalAffairs), or on LinkedIn. Head over to our website at www.cgai.ca for more commentary. Produced by Charlotte Duval-Lantoine. Music credits to Drew Phillips

Catholic educator Robert LeBlanc joins me today to discuss the sacraments and how we can all live a sacramental life. Robert takes us on a journey through each of the seven sacraments to give us practical tips on how the #graces of the sacraments can help us in our everyday lives. This conversation will give you a better understanding of the sacraments and how to live a life closer to Jesus. Check out Robert's website at www.catholicmoment.caAbout Robert LeBlanc: Catholic. Husband. Father. Educator... Robert has been proclaiming the Truth of Salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ for over 20 years in Catholic School classrooms and as a parish lay-catechist. At the heart of Robert's ministry is the notion that our Catholic faith not only forms us, but transforms us into the saints that God calls us to be. The journey may be long and arduous, but heaven is worth it. Born and raised in small-town Ontario, Robert's studies and travels have taken him through France, Belgium, Germany, Portugal and Russia right back to small-town Ontario. Each step of the adventure has formed his faith and brought him closer to Christ - a journey he feels compelled to help others make. Robert's main vocation is as a husband and father in Port Perry, Ontario, where he is active in parish life. He teaches high-school religion, as well as facilitating parish faith formation groups and giving parish mission talks.

Catholic educator Robert LeBlanc joins me today to discuss the sacraments and how we can all live a sacramental life. Robert takes us on a journey through each of the seven sacraments to give us practical tips on how the #graces of the sacraments can help us in our everyday lives. This conversation will you a better understanding of the sacraments and how to live a life closer to Jesus. Check out Robert's website at www.catholicmoment.ca About Robert LeBlanc: Catholic. Husband. Father. Educator... Robert has been proclaiming the Truth of Salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ for over 20 years in Catholic School classrooms and as a parish lay-catechist. At the heart of Robert's ministry is the notion that our Catholic faith not only forms us, but transforms us into the saints that God calls us to be. The journey may be long and arduous, but heaven is worth it. Born and raised in small-town Ontario, Robert's studies and travels have taken him through France, Belgium, Germany, Portugal and Russia right back to small-town Ontario. Each step of the adventure has formed his faith and brought him closer to Christ - a journey he feels compelled to help others make. Robert's main vocation is as a husband and father in Port Perry, Ontario, where he is active in parish life. He teaches high-school religion, as well as facilitating parish faith formation groups and giving parish mission talks.

Patti Dell'Osso is the owner of Body And Soul Wellness in Port Perry, Ontario.After experiencing a life threatening illness, she decided to make changes to her life. She now makes healthier choices in diet, exercise and everything she uses for herself and her home.  She reconnected with her spiritual side and was guided to learn Reiki. She is now an Usui Reiki Master/Teacher. She finds joy in sharing her healing gift with others.She is registered with the Canadian Reiki Association.If you'd like to work with Patti, find her at www.peacockspiritanimalreiki.comand www.bodyandsoulwellness.ca. And if you'd like to work with me on finding your purpose, please visit my website at www.ThePurposeCafe.com. We'll schedule a complimentary coaching session, and get you started on your life purpose again. https://calendly.com/cymberlilyharp/30-minute-chat

Orillia is looking for a few great swimmers. Christine Wareing, the city's local aquatic and fitness supervisor talks about a province-wide shortage of lifeguards, and what the their doing to interest more young people in the job; The pandemic wasn't all screen time and takeout. New research from the University of Guelph says some of the eating habits we developed were good ones. We find out more from David Ma, a professor with their department of human health and nutritional science; After almost 50 years the Nestle plant in Quinte West is shutting down. The nearly 200 people who work there produce food products for the restaurant and hospitality sectors. We have reaction from Jim Harrison, the Mayor of Quinte West and Ann Waller of Liuna Local 3000, which represents the Nestle employees; Our Haydn Watters visits Port Perry on Lake Scugog for a demonstration of amphibious hovercraft designed for emergency response; Jordan Press of the Canadian Press discusses how the federal parties are preparing for a possible election call; A survey from the Angus Reid Institute found that four out of five Canadians say the pandemic fundamentally altered the way they view long-term care homes. Almost half of the respondents said that they would do everything possible to avoid putting a family member in one. We have reaction from Dr. Samir Sinha, the Director of Geriatrics at Sinai Health and the University Health Network in Toronto.

It was a true pleasure to speak with Jonathan van Bilsen of photosNtravel back in May. Jonathan is a natural storyteller who happens to live in my hometown of Port Perry, Ontario where you can often find him interviewing some of the 'movers and shakers' who live there. Everyone has a story. An avid traveller, Jonathan has been to 106 countries (soon to be 107, our fingers are crossed for him), resulting in entertaining stories, useful travel tips and the impressive fact that he never gets sick. JVB is an author, photographer, keynote speaker, columnist, talk show host and the television host of photosNtravel. He is extremely funny, and I had a lot of laughs during my time with him.Original broadcast on CIUT 89.5FM and www.ciut.fm. For the complete FLY Travel Radio collection and blog posts, go to https://flyrodway.com/.

Our survey of still relevant segments from The Agenda's vault continues with a focus on social issues. Tonight, older Ontarians such as Pat Dunn are starting to understand the benefits of communal living - for health, savings, security, and companionship. Her Facebook group, Senior Ladies Living Together, connects potential roommates to save on rental costs and alleviate loneliness. Louise Bardswich, a member of the Golden Girls of Port Perry, joins Dunn in this 2019 discussion on the trend. Then, we learn some ideas for making housing, and the neighbourhoods they're in, more comfortable and workable for seniors. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode we sit down and chat with Kyra, Cam and Richard from Old Flame Brewery out of the picturesque Port Perry to learn all about Old Flame Brewery, the beers the branding and so much more! We learn about the idea behind the name Old Flame and how Old Flame ended up in the historic building it is in today! It's really cool how the brewery ties in historic Port Perry and classic styles of brews bringing a unique and one of a kind experience. Now with a new spot in Newmarket that will provide another unique experience and many seasonal and experimental brews! Old Flame is well known for brewing very traditional style lagers including their Brunette Munich Dunkel (Ryans Fave)Red Vienna Lager and the Raven Black Lager just to name a few. We talk about the effort and thought that goes into brewing, evolving and fine tuning these beers every batch to ensure that beer drinker is getting the best lagers! (Multiple award winners in their core line up) Recently Old Flame launched their fruited lager series, which is a very popular trend in the US right now. Find out what drove the decision to move into fruited lagers and how Old Flame is leading the charge in bringing this new style to the forefront of the beer drinkers palate. Including Blueberry, Mango, Lime and Blueberry Old Flame wants you to try to find out what your mix is by blending two...or more.. of these fruited lagers together! Blueberry Lime and Watermelon Lime are the two popular choices! We had an amazing chat with the team from Old Flame. Be sure to check them out at 135 Perry St, Port Perry, especially when we can get back to normal, online at www.oldflamebrewingco.ca and instagram @oldflamebrewery and grab some of these amazing super approachable lagers!   Cheers,   See you next week!

While it's our job to put our awesome community onto amazing breweries, sometimes it works the other way around. Every time we'd post about lagers and ask about their favourite crispyboiz, one name continually came up: Old Flame Brewery. With two locations in Port Perry and Newmarket, Ontario, Old Flame has been going strong for 7+ years brewing some of the most on-point lagers in the province. We got to sit down with Brewmaster Richard Park, Head Brewer Cam Cottrell and Communications & Brand Manager Kyra Dietsch to get the full story of how Old Flame came together, why they chose to brew traditional beers when it wasn't popular to do so, how they've engaged their community, their fruited lager series and a whole lot more. We crushed their Craft Lager Mix Pack, which included their Helles, Vienna, Munich Dunkel and Black lagers. This was a super fun and enlightening episode, enjoy, cheers! This episode is sponsored by Doctor Nick's Amazing Man Stuff!  BONUS OFFER: Receive 15% off your next Doctor Nick's Amazing Man Stuff order with code BAOS21 plus free shipping in North America with orders over $40. | www.doctornicks.com BAOS Podcast Subscribe to the podcast on YouTube | Website | Theme tune: Cee - BrewHeads

Episode 13 - Show Notes Stage Whispers Survey https://bit.ly/3ay8zwW Got suggestions? Take our survey to tell us what are your favourite and not so favourite parts of our podcast. Let us know what you'd like to hear! Talk is Free Theatre, Barrie Illuminating Conversations - Sally Armstrong: journalist, author, editor, human rights activist and UNICEF Special Representative to Afghanistan (2002) April 26th at 7:30 pm EST - Free, but registration is required http://www.tift.ca/our-season/illuminating-conversations/ Theatre by the Bay, Barrie Professional Workshop Series - Crafting Characters & Sustaining Tension May 2nd, 2021 from 2–4:30 pm EST with Bilal Baig $25 (Registration required) https://theatrebythebay.com/workshops https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/tbtbs-professional-workshop-series-bilal-baig-tickets-151469329843 Moving Art, Barrie Summer camp registration now open https://movingart.ca https://movingart.ca/2021/03/30/summer-camps-register-now/ Globus Theatre, Bobcaygeon Season info: https://www.lakeviewartsbarn.com/globus-current-season Safety protocols: https://www.lakeviewartsbarn.com/covid19-safety-protocols Theatre on the Ridge, Port Perry 1) Playwrights - Something From Nothing Workshop – Season 2 Submissions accepted until May 15, 2021 Learn more at http://www.theatreontheridge.ca/create-with-us.html 2) Port Perry Snapshots Festival - Short Playwriting Competition Submissions accepted until June 15, 2021 http://www.theatreontheridge.ca/create-with-us.html 3) Call for BIPOC Playwright - Commission for New Play to be presented in 2022 Submissions accepted until June 30, 2021 info@theatre3x60.ca for full project details and information, and to request an entry package Black Cat Theatre - Audition May 7 and 8 for Box and Cox, by John M. Morton, adapted by Paul Thain 18+; BIPOC and LGBTQ+ performers highly encouraged to apply. For more info contact blackcattheatreco@gmail.com We All Shine Productions https://www.weallshineproductions.com “Reunited,” an evening of short plays, art, music and poetry, May 1 @ 8 pm - streamed free on YouTube Newmarket National Play Festival Full statement on their website re: 2021 Festival cancellation: https://www.nationalplayfestival.ca Kempenfelt Community Players https://kempenfeltplayers.com Interview with Steffi DiDomenicantonio Mirvish “Check In From Away” with Steffi D and Lisa H https://www.mirvish.com/pages/check-in-from-away-season-2 “Come from Away” https://www.mirvish.com/shows/come-from-away

25 years ago our hosts Chris Machete and Brenton on Tour released an album with our band Mr. Machete called "Stuff." This week our former bandmate and co-founder DENT joins to reflect on the making of the album and all the fun leading into that amazing time in our lives. Plus, we are joined by some guests including Mike Bryant (Shadwell's Jacket/Nanochrist) who produced our first demo, Christen Latham our first superfan and avid supporter, Dale Harrison ( Former drummer of Headstones) who played on a few tracks and shared the stage when we opened for Headstones on many occasions and Marc Garniss (I Hate Sally/KPP Productions) who reflects on all the shows we played together.Our band Mr.Machete shared the stage with Sum 41, Protest the Hero, I Mother Earth, Matthew Good, Headstones and more throughout our career. Our live shows and punk/metal mix influence had a small but mighty influence on the local Durham Region music scene of the mid 90's. Please enjoy this fun trip down memory lane with us and maybe just maybe we will have chance to release more new music down the road!

Titus Kleppinger embodies transformation. In 2018, he found himself emotionally shut down. His marriage was suffering. He felt heartbroken, ashamed, guilty, defeated. And then he made a decision--a decision to transform. Today Titus shows up in his whole heart, assisting others to live from their hearts, too. When we do this, when we live from our hearts truly and without limitation, we experience the Flow. We work in it, we live it, we breathe it, and we embody it. We can excel, in other words share the Flow with others. Join my co-host Lisa Berry and me as we sit down for a deep and poignant conversation with Titus. Transformation is possible, and Titus reminds us of this. We all have the Glow, the Spark of life within us; we have only to claim it. Each of us is capable of Miracle Moments. These happen whenever we get ourselves into the Flow, into the very heart of service. This conversation is powerful. Tune in and be inspired. --- Titus Kelppinger discovered his heart, his purpose, and his calling in October 2018. He enjoys helping others to get from where they are to where they want to be. He empowers and encourages others to live from the heart and work in their flow. Each of us can have a more meaningful life now! Titus works with people on transformational development, concentrating on the whole person. His work focuses on mindset, health, nutrition, and spiritual wellbeing. When a person lives from their heart and works in their flow, they will be a success in whatever they set their mind to. Titus serves as proof. theglowcenter.com titus@theglowcenter.com Tel: +1 719-229-1110 --- --- My Co-host Lisa Berry is a longtime friend, business partner, and Host of the internet radio shows The Flow of Enlightenment (with GP Walsh) and Access to Angels and Grace (with Noemi Grace), as well as the livestream Dating Your Diet. She is a trained Nutritionist and Life Coach loving in Port Perry, Ontario.

Season 2: The Great Weird North Episode 3: Ontario In this episode we travel to the most populous province in Canada. You'll learn important life lessons like why you should not play with dynamite and how to prevent the undead from rising from their graves to suck your blood. Crissy exposes her dark fascination with Sesame Street and Barry lays out all the practical and inexpensive ways to deal with vampires. We also have a listener story about the ghost light of Port Perry! Warning: some language or themes may not be suitable for all ages. Visit our website at www.someweirdpodcast.com Have your own story or your own take on our stories? Email us at SomeWeirdPodcast@gmail.com or on twitter @SomeWeirdPod

Join my Co-host Lisa Berry and me for a very special episode with Podcast Host and Boudoir Photographer Brad Walsh.  Brad was introduced to the world of photography at age 17, and it has been a huge part of his life ever since. Nowadays, as a boudoir photographer he gives back to women and makes a tremendous impact. With boudoir, he wants to show women everywhere that they are beautiful just the way they are. He aims to show that society's "beauty standard" is more about loving oneself than comparing our bodies to other people. What characterizes Brad is the passion and dedication he brings to his work, also the connections he makes with everyone he spends time with. On this episode, he walks us through his journey, and shares with us why he is so passionate about his work and mission. For anyone who is interested in the point of view of someone who genuinely prioritizes empowering others and is deeply passionate about it, be sure you catch this episode! --- In addition to his photography business, Brad is the creator and host of the Empowerography Podcast. He created this podcast to provide a platform that enables women's voices to be heard and to share their stories, journeys, and successes in business or life with the hopes of helping other women who may be dealing with or going through similar struggles.  Brad is now a father to two beautiful girls and husband to a beautiful wife. Along with his mother and grandmother, they are the WHY behind his work, his inspiration. He has experienced first hand the struggles they have had with a positive body image. Both of his daughters were bullied and picked on, and all too often girls who experience this carry the effects with them into adulthood. Women everywhere struggle with meeting society's "beauty standard," and Brad invites you to join him in spreading the word and in providing a platform for women to empower and inspire others worldwide. https://empowerographypodcast.square.site Instagram: @EmpowerographyPodcast --- To see Brad's photo work: visuphoria.ca --- Join Brad and others on International Women's Day, March 8 for the online event "Empowerography Live: Online Women's Empowerment". The event features expert panels and a keynote address. For more information contact Brad at https://empowerographypodcast.square.site .                                                                                                  --- --- Lisa Berry is the Co-host of internet radio shows The Flow of Enlightenment (with GP Walsh) and Access to Angels and Grace (with Noemi Grace.) She also hosts the livestream Dating Your Diet on Enlightened World Network's EWN Enlightened Living. A trained Nutritionist and Life Coach, she lives in Port Perry, Ontario.

Like it or not, and even though deep-down it is our natural state, in the world happiness doesn't just automatically happen to us. We can't expect it to simply drop from the sky. To expect this is in fact to deny the creative power of our own being. Happiness is not a random, passing circumstance; it is an action. Join my Co-Host Lisa Berry and me on this special episode as we welcome Lisa Artuso to the show! Lisa is a Mindset Coach and Online Skincare Business Owner who has coached hundreds of men and women over the years and has spoken in a number of schools and corporations on anti-bullying, leadership, sales and mindset skills. Like most of us, Lisa struggled for years to find ongoing happiness and fulfillment in her life. There were times when nothing seemed to work. Through the power of her will, she kept going, and now she shares the systems that work for her. Tune in for Lisa's tips and a description of her system, The Mindset System with Lisa A. No matter where you find yourself in life, if you take nothing else away from this fast-paced and fun discussion understand that you, yes you create your happiness. It is most definitely an action. --- In addition to her work as a Mindset Coach and Online Skincare Business Owner, Lisa is the Host of the podcast Happiness Is a Habit. The show dives into techniques that help you find your authentic joy. Lisa is a strong believer in giving people the tools to grow as a person and through coaching sessions reach a higher understanding of your purpose. Email: artuso.lisa@gmail.com Instagram: @LisaArtusolifecoach  --- --- My Co-Host Lisa Berry is an International Show Host and Podcast Creative Director as well as my business partner in Podcast Prosperity. Lisa's shows include The Flow of Enlightenment (with GP Walsh) and Access to Angels and Grace (with Noemi Grace.) Lisa is a certified Holistic Nutritionist and Life Coach living in Port Perry, Ontario. ---        

In This Episode You Will Learn About: Not being taken seriously as a woman in business The importance of networking and building relationships Building a business your own way Adapting to the pandemic Letting women know they have options   Resources: sugartaco.com Instagram: @sugartaco Instagram: @jaydenicole   Show Notes: Jayde Nicole blows my mind and rocks my world. She started out as a model and actress and quickly figured out that she was very business savvy. But when she started investing in different businesses, she wasn’t taken very seriously — and when that finally hit a tipping point, she decided to start her own company. Today, she’s one of the owners and founders of Sugar Taco, a vegan restaurant that is completely woman-owned. She is such a visionary, and the way she thinks is going to rock your world.   Question Highlights:   What is it that you’ve started and how did it come about? How did you navigate the challenge of getting your voice heard? What are the takeaways that were painful in the moment but paid off? How did the relationships you built come to fruition later on? How do you vet your investors? What do you tell first time investors? How did you manage the fear and stay cool?     Guest Bio: Jayde Nicole is a vegan, environmentalist and animal activist. Jayde seeks to educate people on the seriousness of protecting our environment, our oceans and the animals we share this planet with. She participates in and organizes beach & ocean clean ups, volunteers at the marine mammal care center, and educates people on how to reduce their impact on our environment through social media. Jayde created her dog rescue, EDL Foundation in 2013 but her love of all animals has been with her for her entire life. At the age of five she informed her mother in a way only a five year old can do, that she would no longer be eating meat, and so began her path to help as many animals as she could. Her move from small-town Port Perry, Ontario to Los Angeles, California, which is overwhelmed with dog shelters, helped to focus her efforts towards helping dogs. EDL seeks to educate people on pet population control, animal adoption, and proper care. They rescue dogs abandoned and neglected at kill shelters as well as homeless and displaced  pets. EDL rehabilitates these dogs and then helps find them their forever homes.

On this episode Kate will share with you her career path and what the transferable skills have been that allowed her to be successful. It may just inspire those of you chasing your dreams and contributing as you do so.She will share her story starting in Port Perry, Ontario all the way to the desk at Sportscentre on TSN,Her leadership legacy is unfolding with the Her Mark initiative for Canada's young female athletes and she shares her vision behind it.Finally, find out the influence her parents have had on her professional success and how that influenced her growth to date in her career.One of the best in the business and truly a great person. Kate Beirness. Lessons In Leadership - Stockroom to the BoardroomBrought you by www.marcpetitpas.com in partnership with www.getcatapulted.comTo book your meeting about starting your journey to writing your book with Mike Ulmer : https://calendly.com/catapult-99/marcplink Behaviours and Strategy Drive Results The Marc Petitpas Group is proud to present : Lessons in LeadershipSupport the showTo Book Your Meeting about starting your journey to writing your book with our sponsor Mike Ulmer : https://calendly.com/catapult-99/marcplink

In Episode 8 we take a look at Jester's Court in Port Perry, Ontario, Parkwood Estate in Oshawa, Ontario, Ghost Road also in Port Perry, and Finally The Grand Theatre in London, Ontario with our special guest reporter Julie. Tune in to the Travel and Escape channel on Friday, May 15th for the premier of Hotel Paranormal, narrated by Dan Aykroyd, exclusively on T+E. The series rolls out every Friday at 9 p.m. ET/PT. 

Chris Machete of HM Music, Machete Comics and long time friend stops by to discuss a bunch of cool stuff! In Episode 2 we get into:Going to the Joe Kubert School in New Jersey to perfect his inking and drawing skills and perfecting the art of comic design.His Journey to Canada and starting a band with myself and our great friend DENTTouring and trying to write the "Hit" and his thoughts on whether he would have handled fame?What does he think of these "New" internet and pop stars and whether they deserve it?Opening a music and art school and the stress and joy of it all.We play "What's in the Box" and review a bunch of rad comics and his thoughts on the stories and people involved in making them?We also get a visit from his Daughter Taylor Machete and she fills us in on what she's doing to keep busy and what's next for her as the concert business and her source of income has taken a break.It's a fun episode with one of the most inspirational and fun dudes I know!! 

This is a short exhortation on what the Word of God has to say about this vital yet greatly neglected topic!

The murder of 13 year old Alexandra Firgin-Hewie in December 10, 2008 in Mississauga, Ontario. Alex moved to Mississauga from Port Perry to live with her father when the unthinkable happens. The people Alex believed were her friends turn out to be every parents worse nightmare. Join us while we discuss the case. Sources are Torontosun.com, global news and CBC news. Follow us on IG @sisters.coffee.and.crime and on Twitter @sisters_crime

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The Steve Dangle Podcast live from Old Flame Brewery in Port Perry! On this episode, the boys talk about the Leafs off-season moves (00:00) and then have a Q&A with the audience (28:00)! Originally aired: July 4, 2019 Watch the full episode here: https://youtu.be/vpjscXQrgmM Merch: https://teespring.com/en-GB/stores/fancydangleshirts Follow us on Twitter: @Steve_Dangle, @AdamWylde, & @JesseBlake Follow us on Instagram: @SteveDangle, @AdamWylde, & @Jesse.Blake Subscribe to us on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/steve-dangle-podcast/id669828195?mt=2 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the 21st century with social media, and the internet we are all developing multiple careers in different sectors and industries. No one typifies this more than Jayde Nicole. A former Playboy model of the year and now a successful businesswoman investing in hotels, restaurants and nightclubs. Rob interviews Jayde and their conversation takes them from the non-glamorous side of modelling to how making an ethical business doesn't have to mean sacrificing profit. Listen to a fascinating interview with one of Instagram's biggest influencers hearing how they have been successful in multiple areas. Key Takeaways Is there a non-glamorous side to modelling? I would say that it's 90% non-glamorous, especially before I made it. I would have to drive for hours, to work for long days for not a lot of pay. There were horror stories working with photographers where there was sexual harassment, or you're spoken down to. Being a woman in any business is a challenge but especially modelling, people talk to you like you're dumb. Do you think it is still as hard for women in business? It's definitely easier now, than it was for women in my mother's era, for example. We have lots of women starting businesses, and running billion dollar companies. It doesn't mean that it's all a bed of roses, however. Even to this day, I will get men calling me babe which I find to be extremely condescending. In my most recent project, I chose only women investors and I've found it so much easier.   What does a new era of modelling mean to you? When I was younger, the only way you could get into modelling was to find an agency. Then you would do lots and lots of casting and hope someone liked you. We used to shoot on film, and the production was much bigger. Now, it's so much easier to create your own content. Social media allows for immediate reach to millions of people. Was there a day when you thought that you had made it? Walking into the Playboy mansion and meeting Heff was a huge moment for me. I didn't really get star struck but everyone knows who he is. It didn't click there and then but reflecting on it afterwards I realised it was a moment where my career was taken to the next level. I didn't go on castings after that which is a big deal for any model. Did you always know you wanted to set up other businesses separate from modelling? I think I was eleven when I first invested money on the stock market through my grandad. Modelling was never where my heart was, my heart was always in business. I've always planned to get into hotels, hospitality, restaurants and be involved with different charities. Why hospitality? I really thought I was going to own a hotel from when I was younger. I was really good at customer service, in the small jobs I had before my modelling career I always found ways of making processes more efficient. Do you regard yourself as having crossed different careers/industries? Whenever people would ask me what I did, there would be laughter as I could reel off a whole host of things I'm doing from nightclubs to modelling. 9-5 jobs are really a thing of the past and there are so many more opportunities now that when we were younger. There is an art to Instagram. What is your best tips? It's a lot of work. You have to build lots and lots of content. You have to stick to the niche that people follow you for. People are following you for a specific reason. Know your audience and build content around what they would like to see. Build content for the followers that you want, not just for the ones you have already. What is good content? Something that your audience is interested in. The quality of photography is important. We're all consumers as well as producers of content on Instagram, so we are all going to interact more with better, clearer photography. What is business about for you? Right now, I'm trying to save the world through business. I'm trying to set a new standard for how business's practice when it comes to its overall effect on the environment. My new restaurant only uses biodegradable products, there is solar power on the roof and we are working to reduce food waste. I believe it's possible to make money as well as helping the planet. What have you learned in business? Always second guess yourself when you are going into a new venture with new people. Don't get consumed with the hype of a new project. Always make sure there is a market for your business idea before you dive straight in. Finally, you have to be passionate about what you do, and willing to work hard at it. How could men change so business could be better for women? This kind of goes for everyone but it's important to be self-aware. Take a second to check what you are putting out into the world. Picture someone saying that to you, it's essentially trying to empathise with others. How do you deal with all the haters on social media? It's challenging. I've built up a tough skin having been in the spotlight since I was young. My mom was a very strong woman. You have to take it day by day, and some days I deal with it better than others. On bad days I put my phone away, and leave it overnight. What does disruptive mean to you? Anybody that is disrupting an industry where there has been set practices and you're challenging them. Maybe annoying some people. With what we're doing in our new restaurant we are calling out the restaurant industry on their practices, forcing them to make their companies better, more ethical, to consider their effect on the environment. Best Moments ‘I would say that it's 90% not glamorous.' ‘Being a woman in modelling is a challenge, as people talk to you like you're dumb.' ‘I've been running my own business since I was fifteen.' ‘It's frustrating only being known as a model.' ‘I'm very grateful for the following that I have.' ‘Most women don't run business with their ego.' ‘Men sometimes like to spend money on stuff that is not a good business decision.' ‘It's so much easier to create your own content now.' ‘When I won ‘playmate of the year' that was a much bigger deal.' ‘I was the first Canadian Playmate of the year in a long time.' ‘If it's a good opportunity I would always roll with it.' ‘I don't like having my photo taken.' ‘I would spend 16 hours a day setting up this nightclub but I loved it.' ‘I don't think there is such thing as a ‘real' job.' ‘It's a new type of job.' ‘You only see the output on Instagram.' ‘The whole point of social media is you don't see the behind the scenes stuff.' ‘Build content for the followers that you want.' ‘Makes sure you know your audience.' ‘Pay attention for what content does well, and which doesn't.' ‘You never know best.' ‘You can always learn from others.' ‘Sometimes other people will have a better solution that I have.' ‘One post a day can be great.' ‘Everyone should have multiple income streams.' ‘I'm trying to save the world through business.' ‘People will pay more money for eco-friendly products, even if they don't know what that means.' ‘Don't get consumed by the new project excitement.' ‘Be careful who you surround yourself within business.' ‘Be a little bit more self-aware.' ‘I would have milked it more back then, looking back.' ‘When it's going well cash in because you might need that in the future.' ‘There is a block button for a reason.' ‘Some days I do doubt the human race.' ‘I think the comments do make me better at conflict in business.' ‘It allows me to practice my calm negotiating skills.' ‘Free advice, never take it, it will always cost you.' VALUABLE RESOURCES https://sugartaco.com ABOUT THE HOST Rob Moore is an author of 9 business books, 5 UK bestsellers, holds 3 world records for public speaking, entrepreneur, property investor and property educator. Author of global bestseller “Life Leverage” Host of UK's No.1 business podcast “The Disruptive Entrepreneur” “If you don't risk anything, you risk everything” CONTACT METHOD Rob's official website: https://robmoore.com/   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/robmooreprogressive/?ref=br_rs   LinkedIn: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/robmoore1979   ABOUT THE GUEST Jayde Nicole is a vegan, environmentalist and animal activist. Jayde seeks to educate people on the seriousness of protecting our environment, our oceans and the animals we share this planet with. She participates in and organizes beach & ocean cleanups, volunteers at the marine mammal care centre, and educates people on how to reduce their impact on our environment through social media. Jayde created her dog rescue, EDL Foundation in 2013 but her love of all animals has been with her for her entire life. At the age of five she informed her mother in a way only a five-year-old can do, that she would no longer be eating meat, and so began her path to help as many animals as she could. Her move from small-town Port Perry, Ontario to Los Angeles, California, which is overwhelmed with dog shelters, helped to focus her efforts towards helping dogs. EDL seeks to educate people on pet population control, animal adoption, and proper care. They rescue dogs abandoned and neglected at kill shelters as well as homeless and displaced pets. EDL rehabilitates these dogs and then helps find them their forever homes CONTACT METHOD Website: https://www.jaydenicole.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/veganjayde/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jaydenicoleofficial Twitter: https://twitter.com/jayde_Nicole See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris Evans is a songwriter, producer guitarist and bass player and music podcaster residing in Toronto.  He is the owner of music label Cosmic Resonance, which release works from artists Hemingway, Korea Town Acid and Raf Reza, and releases music as Strange Robotix.  We talk about Chris’ upbringing moving from Toronto to the small town of Port Perry, where he began to play music.  We discuss the Humber College Jazz program, and moving beyond the genre to experimental and ironic projects such as metal band Poisonous Glass.  We discuss Chris’ future with music and the curation of like minded artists through his label and how he plans to move it forward. SoundCloud: https://tinyurl.com/ydxx2h9o Bandcamp: https://tinyurl.com/ybkof9oq IG: https://tinyurl.com/y87d274o

All the -ings! This week, Mary tells us about the good ol' reliable ghosts that haunt The Jester's Court Restaurant in Port Perry, which is apparently like. The most flammable town on Earth. Shelley brings to us the harrowing (albeit hilarious) tale of the Great Canadian Maple Syrup Heist. One hell of a tale, eh? No trigger warnings this week! Who knew a day like this would ever come?

How to teach Cidermaking 101 is fairly straight forward: Have on hand: Fresh pressed apple juice A carboy or some sanitized vessel to hold the juice, with enough room for it to ferment and not bubble over. An airlock to release CO2 and keep out Oxygen That is the basics, but in truth there is more to consider before you start publicizing your Cidermaking workshop. When Matthew Somerville reached out to me in September 2018 to speak with me on a cidermaking course he was setting up in his area of Ontario (Port Perry), I gladly jumped at the chance to have a chat. This episode features that conversation as we discuss all the particulars of setting up a cidermaking course for non professionals. Matthew Somerville and Andy Paul own Two Blokes Cider in Port Perry and Toronto, Canada. Port Perry is a 1 hour drive from Toronto They are newly licensed in 2019. To prep for that moment they planted 2000 apples trees - cider varieties- in 2015 on a family farm.  What follows below is an overview of tips from our conversation. How to teach Cidermaking 101 The goal: Make cidermaking as simple as possible. Basics of what to have on hand Recommend 2 demos - one with dry yeast and the other liquid ( recommend sweet mead and making a cyser, by adding up to 3 pound of honey per 5 gallons - the new makers will be pleased with the results. I have found this to be a fail safe cyser to make during demos) Have 2 glass carboys pre filed with cider  (half filled, so it can be easily moved after the workshop to your cellar) Have airlocks pre sanitized and enclosed in a ziplock bag. If adding honey (as I usually did with one batch) have a sanitize funnel to make pouring the yeast. Have cider on hand for folks to taste and to discuss what you did last year to make that cider. Having a taste of cider will definitely elicit questions.      Options on set up pick your own apples and press on site do a bulk pressing and prepare the cider before hand by setting up the ph and sulfite before the course begins. - Ria’s favorite way to go - don’t worry about the ph and don’t worry that the cider is cool. It won’t be absolutely perfect but that is the beauty of cider. Use the fresh pressed juice on hand, plop in the yeast and spend a bit of time on primary fermentation and the first initial racking. Yeast: Pick a yeast that leaves a bit of residual sugar. Recommend 2 yeast for a demo Sweet Mead Yeast - buy it in liquid form And 71B Be prepared post the workshop for incoming emails as the new cidermakers go home and begin wondering if what they are doing is right. Final Goal: Have people wanting to keep coming back to cider. Matthew’s inspirational read for cider making Craft Cider: How to Turn Apples into Alcohol. Main tips to glean from this chat Keep it simple Avoid getting too technical Entice the newbies to make it not only once but again and again. Mentions in this Chat Nigel and Natasa O’Connor of Militsa Apple Cider www.militsa-cider.com https://www.facebook.com/MilitsaCider/

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Remember the hit TV show “The Golden Girls?” about 4 older women sharing a home and all that goes with it. That model has migrated from the small screen to real life for a group of women in Port Perry. Libby talks with one of the house co-owners, Martha Casson, about how it all works. And – Dating in your 50's or 60's may seem like a daunting idea, but there is help if you're thinking of getting out there again. Libby talks to Lisa Copeland – Dating Coach and author of The Winning Dating Formula For Women over 50.

Vol 93 Jan 29 2017 Today on Mulholland Ross RealEstateToronto.com radio, we chat with Ora Ross about recent market news, we talk about reasons for lack of inventory; and how the Golden Girls are co-living in Port Perry. If you miss this show or any previous show, you can catch it On Demand on YOUR schedule below: http://soundcloud.com/rtds/sets/realestatetoronto-com Or find us on iTunes Podcasts: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/rtds-listen-up-talk/id910538503?mt=2 You can meet the Mulholland Ross team at 246 Sheppard Ave W., Toronto, or call the team at 416-230-8500 to arrange a time to review your property, or discuss anything we talked about on today’s show. Catch them on the web at: NorthYorkLiving.com MulhollandRoss.com RealEstateToronto.com https://www.youtube.com/user/northyorkliving Drop us a line anytime at listenup AT talk-radio.ca or call our feedback line at 1-866-269-6155 to get in touch :-) #Radio, #podcast, #TalkShow, #RealEstate, #OraRoss, #PeterMulholland, #GreatService, #LetsTalk, #Customers, #Knowledge

Egyptian Death Sentences: Human Rights Travesty or Price of Freedom?In recent weeks, the governing authority in Egypt has escalated their crackdown on supporters of deposed president Mohammad Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood. In March, news agencies widely reported that after a two day trial, 529 people, many of whom were tried in absentia, were sentenced to death over an attack on a police station in which a police officer was killed. [2] In late April, 683 alleged supporters of the Brotherhood, including spiritual leader Mohammed Badie were sentenced to death over their supposed role in the August 14 incident. [3] Likewise, the Egyptian courts have banned the April 6 movement, considered a pro-democracy group which played a role in instigating and organizing the Arab Spring movement which overthrew President Mubarak in 2011. [4] Numerous journalists have been jailed as well under the rationale that they are “spreading false news” and “part of a terrorist organisation.”[5] This week's Global Research News Hour examines two perspectives on the repressive measures being taken by the Egyptian military government against the Muslim Brotherhood, the April 6 movement, and other critics of the current authorities. Film Maker John Greyson was one of two Canadians who got caught up in last summer's mass arrests. After fifty days of detention without charge, he and his companion Tarek Loubani were released. [6] Greyson spoke to the Global Research News Hour about his harrowing ordeal, the conditions he and other prisoners faced, and about the need to intervene on behalf of other innocents being wrongfully held. A geo-political analyst and frequent Global Research contributor who goes by the name Tony Cartalucci has a different perspective. He believes the repressive actions being taken by the military government and the courts need to be seen in the context of an ongoing foreign orchestrated insurgency not dissimilar to those that led Libya and Syria to disaster. Cartalucci engaged the Global Research News Hour in an email interview which is reprinted below in its entirety. The email dialogue was voiced, for radio purposes, by Global Research guest host Jon Wilson and regular host Michael Welch.   LISTEN TO THE SHOW Length (58:54) Click to download the audio (MP3 format) The Global Research News Hour airs every Friday at 1pm CT on CKUW 95.9FM in Winnipeg. The programme is also podcast at globalresearch.ca . The show can be heard on the Progressive Radio Network at prn.fm. Listen in every Monday at 3pm ET. Community Radio Stations carrying the Global Research News Hour: CHLY 101.7fm in Nanaimo, B.C – Thursdays at 1pm PT Boston College Radio WZBC 90.3FM NEWTONS  during the Truth and Justice Radio Programming slot -Sundays at 7am ET. Port Perry Radio in Port Perry, Ontario – Thursdays at 1pm ET Burnaby Radio Station CJSF out of Simon Fraser University. 90.1FM to most of Greater Vancouver, from Langley to Point Grey and from the North Shore to the US Border. It is also available on 93.9 FM cable in the communities of SFU, Burnaby, New Westminister, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Surrey and Delta, in British Columbia Canada. – Tune in every Saturday at 6am. CFRU 93.3FM in Guelph, Ontario. Tune in Wednesdays from 12am to 1am.   Notes: 1) Amnesty International, March 24, 2014, “Egypt: More than 500 sentenced to death in ‘grotesque' ruling”;http://www.amnesty.org/en/news/egypt-more-500-sentenced-death-grotesque-ruling-2014-03-24 2) Al Jazeera, March 25, 2014, “Muslim Brotherhood members sentenced to death”;http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2014/03/muslim-brotherhood-members-sentenced-death-201432481112672803.html 3) Democracy Now, April 30, “Egypt is a Police State: Senior Muslim Brotherhood Member Condemns New Mass Death Sentence for 683”; http://www.democracynow.org/2014/4/30/egypt_is_a_police_state_senior 4) ibid 5) Al Jazeera, March 25, 2014, “Muslim Brotherhood members sentenced to death”;http://www.aljazeera.com/news/middleeast/2014/03/muslim-brotherhood-members-sentenced-death-201432481112672803.html 6) CAROL BERGER,  Oct. 10 2013 , Globe and Mail, “Egypt clears Canadians Greyson, Loubani to leave”;http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/world/greyson-loubani-free-to-leave-egypt-reports-say/article14796228/

Pastor John Perks gives a prelude to this weekend's Heartbeat Conference at Victory Christian Centre in Port Perry, Ontario