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Calling all sweet tooth enthusiasts! If you're located in or around the Town of Smiths Falls, there is a boss babe whose delicious handmade fudge, saltwater taffy, and maple hard candies will have your tastebuds exploding! Gillian Manton's homemade fudge and candy business is quickly becoming a local favourite and is gaining momentum, as she has mastered the art of creating mouthwatering products that has customers coming back for more. This babe is unstoppable, as she has already launched Moose Munchies Candy Co. in Sobey's and Foodland across Ontario! In this episode....
Tegan Mackey is a dynamic force in the world of real estate and property management. Along with her spouse Matt, together they have mastered the art of transforming properties into thriving investments. After discovering their love for renovating homes, Tegan and Matt quickly realized the potential of rental property ownership, and merged together Matt's construction company and their rental property business together, creating MTM Construction & Property Management in Smiths Falls. They realized that you need thick skin, quick thinking and in-person meet & greets with potential tenants (not to mention valid reference checks) in order to find success in this business. Tegan not only shares landlord secrets, renter property investing tips, and how to leverage financing opportunities, but she also dives into ...
Leia Antunes fell in love with the dance of ballet from a very young age, getting accepted into Royal Winnipeg Ballet's Professional Division at the age of 13. She was immersed into the graceful, poised and beautiful world of ballet, but her lifelong dream of becoming a professional ballerina was met with strict dance schedules, body dysphoria, dancer comparisons, and sore feet. So this babe decided to take a break, travelled the world, and returned to her home in Smiths Falls to become... a registered massage therapist... and eventually, the new owner of the faith-based dance studio, Redeemer Dance Academy. In this episode, Leia and I chat about:
Recently, Peterborough finished building a complex of tiny homes for 50 homeless people after shutting down an contentious tent encampment on Wolfe Street. But now there are renewed fears and frustrations of another tent city popping up at Trinity Centre, a social agency site run by One City Peterborough. We spoke to Joel Wieba, Vice President of the Peterborough and Kawartha Chamber of Commerce, about these echoed frustrations.A mini forest project is developing in Smiths Falls as 300 trees will be planted in Corbett Park across from its new play structure. The project is driven by the Rideau Environmental Action League with the help of the town and local volunteers. We spoke with Lead Project Organizer, David Thornley, about the project.
Erin Grace always loved animals and was initially torn between becoming a registered veterinary technician or a veterinarian but didn't want to go to spend all her time in school, so thus she chose to become an RVT, finding her passion specifically with horses. After moving to Smiths Falls and offering horse riding lessons, along with assisting friends with therapeutic care for their horses, Erin then became a certified Equine Massage Therapist, opening Equine Grace Therapy, providing therapeutic services to help improve the physical, emotional, and mental well-being of horses. This is an industry that relies heavily on reputation, word of mouth and education, as Erin continually demonstrates to her clients that it is more than just a "feel good" massage that she offers but an investment in their horse's well being, working on their fitness, injury prevention, lessening anxiety, etc. In this episode, Erin discusses:
Sarah Trafford and Kim McPherson are a dynamic "Pink Panther" duo offering medical aesthetics services at Uplifted Medical, where they are all about empowering women ti regain their self confidence and self love! This medical beauty spa includes cosmetic injections, radiofrequency microneedling, skin peels and medical-grade skin care products. These babes wanted to bring high-quality medical aesthetics services to the Smiths Falls area, at reasonable prices, while also providing fun education around radiant skin, rejuvenating therapies, and the importance of self-care. In this episode....
Meet Angie Hoysted, the boss babe butcher and co-owner of Valley Custom Cutting, who is shattering gender stereotypes in the meat industry and isn't afraid to get her hands dirty. A construction project manager by trade and former interior designer, Angie joined the team at Valley Custom Cutting once the butcher shop was constructed, and immediately took control of all the financial, administration, and legal aspects of the business, along with processing and handling of the meat. Together, Angie and her husband Dan have built a thriving butcher shop that has become a local favourite in Smiths Falls - and was the very first of its kind in the region! In this episode, we chat about:
Breaking the Stigma: A Candid Conversation on Mental Health and Therapy with Tory Baker-Reed and Kathryn Baker-Reed of The Thrive Centre in Smiths Falls. Tory and Kathryn are two registered social work counsellors who wanted to create an inclusive space in providing greater access for therapy and counselling services, while also making it more affordable, inclusive and accessible for everyone. Tory and Kathryn's services focuses on life skills coaching, Psychodramatic Bodywork, Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), and tapping. They also focus on trauma healing, both working work from an anti-oppression, trauma-informed lens. In this episode....
Jessica Rhaye joins East Coast DNA host Darcy Walsh for a chat about her career in music, her new album, her band, and upcoming tour. With the release of Sunshine Baby, Jessica Rhaye's second album with The Ramshackle Parade, the New Brunswick-based singer/songwriter expands her reach as a lyricist and vocalist with a set of alternately personal and observational songs that manage to be incredibly intimate and cinematic in scope simultaneously. While Rhaye illuminates the darker corners of her world on some tracks, the album's lead single and title track makes it clear she's ever lost sight of the possibility for redemption and hope. The result is a beautiful and powerful album – one that telegraphs the joy and depth of connection Jessica Rhaye and The Ramshackle Parade have found in working together in equal measure. 00:00 Introduction 00:50 Solo music career 06:10 Graphic Design 14:50 The Ramshackle Parade 16:30 Tour 19:00 The sound of Jessica Rhaye and The Ramshackle Parade 23:20 Influences 30:23 I Feel Fine by Jessica Rhaye and The Ramshackle Parade Find Jessica Rhaye and The Ramshackle Parade online: https://jessicarhaye.bandcamp.com/ (check out the vinyl!) https://www.jessicarhaye.com/ @JessicaRhayeMusic Find Jessica Rhaye Design online: https://www.jessicarhayedesign.com/ Catch Jessica Rhaye and The Ramshackle Parade live: https://www.jessicarhaye.com/shows Thursday, Sept 28, 2023 - Charlottetown, PEI - Trailside Music Hall Saturday, Sept 30, 2023 - Saint John, NB - Imperial Theatre Thursday, October 19, 2023 - Halifax, NS - The Carleton Friday, October 20, 2023 - Shelburne, NS - The Osprey Arts Centre Saturday, October 21, 2023 - Fredericton, NB - Charlotte Street Arts Centre Monday, October 23, 2023 - Montreal, QC - Casa Del Popolo Tuesday, October 24, 2023 - Toronto, ON - The Dakota Tavern Presents: Four Play Wednesday, October 25, 2023 - London, ON - Aeolian Hall Thursday, October 26, 2023 - Hamilton, ON - Mills Hardware Friday, October 27, 2023 - Ottawa, ON - The Redbird Live Saturday, October 28, 2023 - Smiths Falls, ON - Station Theatre Subscribe to @eastcoastdna for more music and arts coverage from Eastern Canada --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/east-coast-dna/message
Weekly live worship service from Cornerstone Church, North Gower (Ontario) FOLLOW US #northgowercornerstone WEBSITE https://www.knowgrowshow.ca/ INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/northgowercornerstone/ FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/northgowercornerstone/ LINKTREE https://linktr.ee/knowgrowshow The Passage: Acts 17:16-27 The One Thing: God is Not Far From Any Of Us Today we have a guest speaker, Dan Noel. He is sharing about how the Lighthouse Cafe is sharing Good News For Tough Times with the people of Smiths Falls, Ontario. https://thelighthousecafe.ca/
Lanark County Interval House and Community Support (LCIH) was founded in 1978 after a Canada Works study found that women in Lanark County needed help to leave abusive partners. Members of the community banded together to build a space where survivors of abuse could find refuge. Since opening its doors in May of 1979, the organization has become a pillar of its community. Lanark County Interval House is the only service in all of Lanark County dedicated to ending Violence against Women and supporting women and children who are fleeing violence in their own homes. They serve Packenham, Almonte, Carleton Place, Lanark, Perth, Smiths Falls and all of the rural areas in between. They provide a 24-hour, 7 day-per-week crisis/help line and emergency shelter. We all have a responsibility to change the culture around gender-based violence and Executive Director, Erin Lee, shares how we as a community can do and be better to help those that identify as women who are experiencing domestic violence at home or in their relationships - and one of those ways is to "be an active bystander." In this episode, we discuss:
Nancy Scammell was formerly working in child protective services when she realized that she was near the brink of burnout. Her partner André was running Fresh Ink Studios in Kanata and Nancy was inspired to opening her own tattoo and piercing studio in Smiths Falls. In July 2022, Nancy opened the doors to her own business, Fresh Ink Studios Inc. in Smiths Falls, which is 100% female owned and operated with 4 amazing and talented tattoo artists, a dedicated body piercer and an apprentice. In this episode, we discuss:
From work - to play. A landmark labour action from Peterborough's industrial past gets a theatrical tribute at 4th Line Theatre tonight. The playwright joined us to tell us about the songs and stories of The Tilco Strike. Yesterday we were talking about haunted places in cottage country. Well in Smiths Falls there is a well known house that may not exactly be haunted ...but is certainly revealing many secrets of its past in a series of strange encounters with its owners. Hear about the Keyhole House and how it's coming to a theatre near you this summer.
On this week's episode of The Rural Woman Podcast™, you'll meet Arlene Hunter.Arlene and her husband Hugh own and operate Maple-Ain Farms Limited near Smiths Falls, Ontario. A 6th generation family farm, Maple-Ain is home to their herd of purebred Holsteins and one Jersey. They also grow corn, soybeans and hay and are raising their 4 children on the farm, ages 17, 14, 12 and 7.In 2021, Arlene was approached by her friend Caite Palmer with the idea for the Barnyard Language podcast. Their goal was to create a podcast and an online community for farming, ranching and homesteading parents. Being a parent is hard, but raising kids on the land brings unique challenges and opportunities that other families don't face. They also wanted to talk to the diverse voices that exist in the parenting and agriculture world. For full show notes, including links mentioned in the show, head over to wildrosefarmer.com/176 . . .DISCUSSIONS THIS WEEK:[08:00] Becoming a more active member on the farm[18:00] Transitions of roles on the farm as kids get older[23:43] All about The Barnyard Language Podcast[29:17] Common struggles found in parenting and raising a family on the farm[38:45] What's next for Arlene & The Barnyard Podcast. . .This week's episode is brought to you byAGvisorPRO . . .Let's get SocialFollow The Rural Woman Podcast on Social MediaInstagram | FacebookSign up to get email updatesJoin our private Facebook group, The Rural Woman Podcast Community Connect with Katelyn on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest. . .Support the ShowPatreon | Merch | PayPal | Become a Show SponsorShop our Show SponsorsLeave a Review on Apple Podcasts | Take the Listener SurveyScreenshot this episode and share it on your socials!Tag @TheRuralWomanPodcast + #TheRuralWomanPodcast. . .Meet the TeamAudio Editor |
After working the government and private business sector as an IT consultant, Amy Rensby was off work with her husband attending to her injured dog when she realized her job was no longer serving her and was also taking a serious toll on her mental health when she pulled over on the side of the road and resigned right then and there. Even though Amy didn't initially enjoy baking, she did have a passion for cooking delicious food and seeing how it brought people together. She first launched a catering business which eventually morphed into her bakery and bistro, C'est Tout in downtown Smiths Falls and Amy never looked back. In this episode, Amy chats about:
In This Weeks Cannabis News and Events we Cover the Following Stories | Monkey: Gun Ban For Marijuana Users Is Unconstitutional, U.S. Judge Rules | Macky: The UK's Cannabis Industry Council is urging the Treasury to “unlock the very significant economic potential” of the medical cannabis | Bubble: Medical MDMA and Psilocybin Will Soon Be Legal in Australia, But How Accessible Will They Be? | TG: Canopy Growth closing Tweed's Smiths Falls facility, laying off 800 workers | Marge: Aroma, not THC determines quality and ‘subjective effect' of cannabis | Come and join in the discussion about any of these news articles on our cannabis growing forum, Discord server, or any of your favourite social networks. Visit our website for links. Website: https://highonhomegrown.com Discord: https://discord.gg/sqYGkF4xyQ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/highonhomegrown Thank you for downloading and listening to our cannabis podcast! I hope you enjoy this episode.
If you've been following along on my social media accounts over the years, you've seen a fair bit of this week's guest. She was my first friend in Kingston, Ontario when I moved away for my first full-time radio job. She became the kind of friend I had to visit quarterly, or vice-versa after only seven months in the Limestone City. Our path's crossed again when we both found ourselves single and trying to make it in the biggest broadcasting market in Canada: Toronto. With broken hearts and single-gal budgets, we became roommates (until she fell in love. I'm not mad about it!!) Morganne Campbell is a reporter and videographer, or as they call her at Global News, a digital broadcast journalist. Campbell was a videographer and assignment editor with CKWS TV in Kingston, Ont., before becoming a digital broadcast journalist in the Maritimes. She first joined Corus Entertainment in 2009 and became a familiar face in Kingston during her coverage of the Russell Williams and Shafia Family murder trials in 2011 and 2012, both of which were covered for Corus-owned television and radio stations across the country. Born and raised in Castleton, Ont., Morganne studied journalism at Loyalist College in Belleville, Ont., where she attended on a scholarship. Morganne has experience in print, radio and television working at stations across Ontario including CTV Barrie and CHEX News Peterborough and has instructed OPP officers in media courses at East Region Headquarters in Smiths Falls, Ont., in addition to volunteering and teaching young students about the industry. Find out more about Morganne's work: https://globalnews.ca/author/morganne-campbell/ Follow Morganne on Twitter: https://twitter.com/morganne_c Follow Morganne on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/morgannecampbell/ Follow the Women in Media Podcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/WomenInMediaPod Follow the Women in Media Podcast on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WomenInMediaPod Follow the Women in Media Podcast on Instagram: https://instagram.com/WomenInMediaPod Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The CWB Association had the privilege to attend Fabtech in Atlanta, Georgia. We are bringing you special episodes recorded in person to keep our members on top of what's new and exciting in the steel and welding industry. This week's guest is Ian Johnson from Big Tire Garage and Digital Lug Studios. Ian is a fellow Canadian and has many roles and platforms he shares his passion of building the coolest off-road vehicles. Tune in to learn how Ian started in the Automotive industry from small town, Smiths Falls in Ontario to Nashville, Tennessee. Follow Ian:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ianfrombigtiregarage Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ianfrombigtiregarage/ Website: http://www.bigtiregarage.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2TEbr0NpZ26C6eYcuRRXFQ?view_as=subscriberDigital Lug Studios: https://digitallug.com/Motortrend: https://www.motortrendondemand.com/Four Wheeler Magazine: https://www.motortrend.com/fourwheeler/Thank you to our Podcast Advertisers:Canada Welding Supply: https://canadaweldingsupply.ca/Fabtech is North America's largest metal forming, fabricating, welding and finishing event! Schedule the next event in your calendar: September 11-14 in Chicago, IL. https://www.fabtechexpo.com/
Jacquie Kuntze is a serial entrepreneur who doesn't let society's expectations of what a career should look like define her. She has been teaching babes to own their magic through makeup artistry for the past 8 years and is one of the most sought after makeup artists in the wedding industry. This babe also has her own cruelty free and vegan makeup line, is the co owner of Astrid Park camper motel, and is a manifestation queen. However, Jacquie's road to success has not been an easy one, as she grew up in an abusive household, where she, her mom and brother wound up in women's shelters and almost landed in the Witness Protection Program, relocating from Alberta to Ontario, making Belleville their home until Jacquie moved to Smiths Falls and... well, you'll have to tune in to hear the rest!
Greg spoke to Canadian singer/songwriter Sarah Harmer about her involvement with fellow activists who spoke out against Bill 23 and it's impact on the environment.
Greg spoke to Canadian singer/songwriter Sarah Harmer about her involvement with fellow activists who spoke out against Bill 23 and it's impact on the environment.
This episode is about delving into my self-limiting beliefs and finally finding the root of a really huge one…Being locked away. I always thought you could get locked up for your weirdness or negative thoughts... I unravel the story of that belief and mourn the consequences of the actions of society back in the 60s and 70s. My friend Michel was one such casualty. In this episode I discuss the Rideau Regional Centre,known to me as the Rideau regional Hospital School: located in Smiths Falls, Ontario, opened in 1951 as the Ontario Hospital School. Along with similar residential institutions throughout Ontario, this was the largest such facility. On approaching the semi-circular drive that curved up to the front entrance it was an imposing sight. RRHS was designed to house individuals who were deemed to have cognitive and physical disabilities. Individuals could be admitted by parents and guardians, training schools, or the Children's Aid Society. This institution left its mark on those who lived there and those of us who worked there as well. In researching for this episode I came across a number of articles that actually reinforced my silence and aversion to authority and authoritative decisions. I do not know where my friend Michel was sent once the facility closed.. nor do I know for sure he was there until the end. I simply know the injustice of him being dumped at a facility, stuck in my craw, and added to the litany of things that made me question all i knew in terms if authority, religion, and what was right in my heart, my mind, my soul) That first day of work in the Summer of 1970, I had to traverse the entire length of the main building the minute we arrived. That buildings' corridor was an eighth of a mile long! I was to check in at what was called Female Admission although, truth be told some of the residents, like young Lizzie,( I met her when i was a volunteer) had been there for years. (Lizzie was about 11- 13 at the time. Lizzie was unaware of her own strength and had a mercurial temper. When she was happy there was sunshine radiating from her smile) Remember I said the main corridor was an eighth of a mile long. Only 2 days before I started my summer job there, I had the cast on my leg,(hip to ankle), removed after eight long weeks. My leg had required a meniscectomy, and at the time, after surgery, the surgeon placed your leg in a cast to restrict movement. Two months had gone by with my knee unable to bend. This long trudge a few times a day was definitely trial by fire.. an eighth of a mile one way, 4 to 6 times a day. The photo below is only one small section of one of the corridors which were endless. Suicidal ideation like any other uncomfortable topic, was not something we ever spoke about like so much else in the sixties and early seventies. I am so enamoured of millennials and gen Z who are taking out all the hidden, taboo subjects and working through their feelings in the open, more and more. This is why this podcast exists.. to continue the much needed, often difficult conversations. Thank you for tuning in... Make the most of your today, every day!
This episode is about delving into my self-limiting beliefs and finally finding the root of a really huge one…Being locked away. I always thought you could get locked up for your weirdness or negative thoughts... I unravel the story of that belief and mourn the consequences of the actions of society back in the 60s and 70s. My friend Michel was one such casualty. In this episode I discuss the Rideau Regional Centre,known to me as the Rideau regional Hospital School: located in Smiths Falls, Ontario, opened in 1951 as the Ontario Hospital School. Along with similar residential institutions throughout Ontario, this was the largest such facility. On approaching the semi-circular drive that curved up to the front entrance it was an imposing sight. RRHS was designed to house individuals who were deemed to have cognitive and physical disabilities. Individuals could be admitted by parents and guardians, training schools, or the Children's Aid Society. This institution left its mark on those who lived there and those of us who worked there as well. In researching for this episode I came across a number of articles that actually reinforced my silence and aversion to authority and authoritative decisions. I do not know where my friend Michel was sent once the facility closed.. nor do I know for sure he was there until the end. I simply know the injustice of him being dumped at a facility, stuck in my craw, and added to the litany of things that made me question all i knew in terms if authority, religion, and what was right in my heart, my mind, my soul) That first day of work in the Summer of 1970, I had to traverse the entire length of the main building the minute we arrived. That buildings' corridor was an eighth of a mile long! I was to check in at what was called Female Admission although, truth be told some of the residents, like young Lizzie,( I met her when i was a volunteer) had been there for years. (Lizzie was about 11- 13 at the time. Lizzie was unaware of her own strength and had a mercurial temper. When she was happy there was sunshine radiating from her smile) Remember I said the main corridor was an eighth of a mile long. Only 2 days before I started my summer job there, I had the cast on my leg,(hip to ankle), removed after eight long weeks. My leg had required a meniscectomy, and at the time, after surgery, the surgeon placed your leg in a cast to restrict movement. Two months had gone by with my knee unable to bend. This long trudge a few times a day was definitely trial by fire.. an eighth of a mile one way, 4 to 6 times a day. The photo below is only one small section of one of the corridors which were endless. Suicidal ideation like any other uncomfortable topic, was not something we ever spoke about like so much else in the sixties and early seventies. I am so enamoured of millennials and gen Z who are taking out all the hidden, taboo subjects and working through their feelings in the open, more and more. This is why this podcast exists.. to continue the much needed, often difficult conversations. Thank you for tuning in... Make the most of your today, every day!
We're kicking things off this week with Denise Chand from The Sacred Space coaching, who has been helping us move out of a rut. This week though she's going against the grain and encouraging to burn some bridges….mental bridges that is. New entertainment is plentiful this week and Anne Brodie tries to get through as much of it as she can starting with Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris which Anne calls enchanting. Winona Ryder plays Kath in a weird and unsettling number called Gone in the Night, trust me even the trailer will give you chills for this one. Plus so much more you'll have to head over to whatshesaidtalk.com to get them all. Imagine if a Groupon changed your entire career path. That's what happened for Aliya Kanani. A former flight attendant turned international comedian and award winning actress, Aliya joins me to discuss her latest show, and where she's off to next to deliver some much need laughter. If you're looking for the perfect girls getaway then you'll want to stick around for my interview with Lisa McLean from Le Boat Vacations based out of Smiths Falls. Ontario's Best Kept Secret (that is until now), Le Boat serves up the perfect vacay with you girlfriends on the picturesque Rideau waterway. Jennifer Geneve is a married mom of 2 and entrepreneur with a successful skincare business, who stepped back and took a hard look at her life a couple of years ago and decided to make some changes. She joins me today to share how she started her fitness journey and has now hiked or run for just over 700 days consecutively, with no plans to stop soon. Finally, the tightening of the belt continues for most Canadians so I've decided to re-air an interview with Kathleen Cassidy from Living on a Loonie. An extreme couponer, freebie lover and a financial friend Kathleen takes us through tips and tricks of how to save money in Canada and even get stuff for free. Social Denise Chand Website: www.the-sacredspace.com/getunstuck Twitter: https://twitter.com/chand_denise https://twitter.com/JenniferJohn Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/denisechand_clc/ https://www.instagram.com/jenniferjohn_clc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheSacredSpaceCoaching Facebook: Single & Hating It Facebook: With D&J Anne Brodie Twitter: https://twitter.com/annebrodie Website: whatshesaidtalk.com Aliya Kanani Website: https://www.aliyakanani.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aliyakomedy/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aliya.komedy Lisa McLean Website: www.leboat.ca Twitter: https://twitter.com/leboatvacations Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leboatvacations/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/leboatvacations/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZNA2oxm2w36UZwRpfJ0tnxNGyYlZT4Dm Jennifer Geneve Website: www.lavignenaturals.com Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/lavignenaturals Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lavignenaturals/ https://www.instagram.com/jenngeneve Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lavignenaturalskincare/ Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@lavignenaturals https://www.tiktok.com/@jenngeneve Kathleen Cassidy Instagram: @livingonaloonie Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/livingonaloonie TikTok: @livingonaloonie Youtube: @livingonaloonie
In this episode, 4-H Volunteer John Drummond joins us to chat about the virtual cooking clubs they have been hosting for youth across the province. If there was a silver lining of the pandemic, this would be it. Three years ago none of us could have pictured over a hundred 4-H'ers logging in over zoom on a Saturday morning to cook a delicious meal for their family. Listen and learn with today's episode. More about John Drummond Born and raised in Smiths Falls, Ontario, John Drummond is a proud product of the Lanark and Leeds 4-H programs. Now in his 37th year as a leader in Waterloo Region, John has been active with many clubs, including Paintball, Dairy, Veterinary, and the Kitchener Market 4-H Club. John was the President of the Ontario 4-H Council in 2006-08, Syngenta Arbor Award Winner in 2006, and Canada's 4-H Volunteer of the Year in 2013.
How has your exposure to Scouts from other countries influenced your worldview? Podcast Topics The Baden-Powell Faceook page isn't being updated anymore, but back when it was still actively being posted to, the team behind it posed an interesting question: “Scouting is a brotherhood – a scheme which, in practice, disregards differences of class, creed, country and colour, through the undefinable spirit that pervades it: the spirit of God's gentleman.” - #BadenPowell How has your exposure to Scouts from other countries influenced your worldview? Ken and Colin attempt to give an answer! Shout-Outs A first shout-out this week goes to TheStrider, a Scouter with the 2nd Smiths Falls group, who has a sweet thing going with his local Subway establishment, and who has been working to get his group moved onto a shared Microsoft Office 365 non-profit tenancy. Additionally, Dan Tapley's council, Battlefields Council, has partnered with Canadian Blood Services via their Partners for Life program. Can Scouts donate 50 units of blood in 2022? And Ken's wife Grace (and her sister Mary) get a shout-out as well, for proposing (?) a leech therapy badge. #NursingHumour And, as always, a big thank you to the folks at Scouting Radio for rebroadcasting Scouting Stuff episodes to their worldwide Scouting audience. If you're listening to us on Scouting Radio right now, let us know; reach out and get in touch. We'd love to hear from you. Subscribe Follow Us and Subscribe Support Hit the Tip Jar Send Feedback Email Us | Leave Us a Voice Message | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Tik Tok | Discord | Leave Us a Review Music Slow Burn, by Kevin MacLeod
When humans and nature collide, you never know what will happen. This week on Now or Never, stories of close encounters with the natural world. Andrew Phung brings us into the battle zone: the laneway of his Toronto home, where he faces off every day against a team of raccoons. After witnessing the effects of the climate crisis in BC this past year, Hafsa Salihue and Ryan Laing are on opposite sides about whether they should have a child. Meet Colleen Cassady St. Clair, the Queen of Coyotes! This University of Alberta professor has dedicated her research to Edmonton's urban coyote population, and her freetime to getting coyotes and humans to co-exist peacefully. It just involves some weighted tennis balls, umbrellas, and a very loud voice. And in the face of town bylaws and disapproving neighbours, Beth and Craig Sinclair are determined to let the lawn of their Smiths Falls, Ontario home go wild.
The last thing Corey McMullan had on his mind when he scrapped all print advertising in favour of social media marketing for his family's appliance store was that he would become an influencer. But after launching a TikTok account for McMullan Appliance & Mattress, that's exactly what happened. Corey speaks with us about why his brand of authenticity about home appliances has captured the imagination of users around the world and the strategy behind growing his account to over 86,000 engaged followers in just a few months.. You can learn more about Corey and his family's store at www.mcmullanapplianceandmattress.ca.
COP26 is underway in Glasgow, Scotland but the Presidents of both China and Russia will not be at the table. How will that effect the international effort to come to an agreement on reducing greenhouse gases? We ask international affairs expert Colin Robertson; Ellen White is a private investigator in Barrie and the creator of the podcast 'Whereabouts Unknown'. She talks about her work and her efforts to assist families and the police in their efforts to find missing persons; Seventy five year-old Gary Weston died on after suffering a severe stroke and pneumonia caused by COVID-19 which he contracted after rejoining his hockey league. His daughter Amber-Lea shares his story; The Food Venture program at Georgian College in Barrie is helping young entreprenuers get delicious dishes from their kitchen table to yours. Sima Gandi tells us about it; Where is the hostility towards our politicians - particularly women politicians - coming from? And how do we balance freedom of expression and personal safety? Trent professor Kathryn Norlock shares her perspective; We talk with Janet Silver, Managing Editor of iPolitics about Prime Minister's Trudeau's message at COP26; Want to get a sense of how healthy Ontario's rivers, streams and lakes are? There's a new online map to help you do that. We hear from Carloyn DuBois one of the creators of the Great Lakes DataStream; Corey McMullan of McMullan Appliances in Smiths Falls tells us how he inadvertently became a hit on Tik Tok.
Welcome back for Episode 2. I made an edit to my country music wishlist: I add John Carter Cash to the lineup for the Legacy(?) concert. Then we go on from there:-An update on the Adams Brothers (Record and book in the making)-Venturing into "I Lived to Tell It All" (New Material, Stripped Copies, and Lost CMA Awards)-A note on "Ralph Carlson & Country Mile - Live at the George Jones Show" (Listen to my attempted recording of the hard-if-not-impossible-to-find cassette from the George Jones show hosted at Smiths Falls Memorial Convention Center in Smiths Falls, ON circa 1996).I've been listening to Alan Jackson's song "Back." I'm in agreement; let's bring country back. Get country back on track. I recently read a piece from Outsider.com by Clayton Edwards about the premier of "The George Jones Show." Clayton references his favorite (and one of the few accessible) episodes and paraphrases Bobby Bare: "The radio plays country music for folks who don't like country music." Ain't that something. Here's the link to Clayton's article: https://outsider.com/news/country-music/on-this-day-george-jones-show-premieres-1998/
Pauline Aunger is a real estate powerhouse. We dive into Pauline's boundary breaking career. What is it like for women in real estate, why should women care, how can we invest in it? You will be inspired by this empowering woman, her story, and the path she has made for those that followed. Take a listen, you may even learn something new about what you should know about real estate today! About Pauline: Pauline Aunger is a real estate powerhouse. She is the Broker of Record for Royal LePage Advantage Real Estate which has offices in Smiths Falls and Perth Ontario, Canada. She has held many titles in her 35 year career, including the President of the Canadian Real Estate Association and the Ontario Real Estate Association just to name a few. She is a very engaged member of her community and a chronic volunteer. Continue the conversation with us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/womendontdothat/. We love your questions and feedback. Become a member of the WOMENdontDOthat Patreon Community. By joining, you get EXCLUSIVE behind the scenes content & access, AND you will help us continue our important work of empowering AND changing women's lives. Join here: https://www.patreon.com/womendontdothat More about Pauline Aunger: http://www.aungerteam.com/ linkedin.com/in/pauline-aunger-42b71910 Twitter: https://twitter.com/AungerTeam Book recommendation: Kiss, Bow, or Shake Hands: The Guide to Doing Business in More Than 60 Countries by Terri Morrison and Wayne A. Conaway How to find WOMENdontDOthat: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womendontdothat/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/womendontdothat www.womendontdothat.com Produced by Stephanie Mitton
With a whole month left until school is back in session, are you struggling to entertain your kids? Parenting blogger Julie Cole discusses how she's surviving summer vacation; Business Digest with Megan Read; An online recruitment site says companies that publish their better-than-market salary offerings get more job applications. But workplace columnist Rubina Ahmed-Haq says it can create more work for hiring managers; After over a year and a half of anti-lockdown protests, COVID conspiracy theorists have cemented their influence in Canada. Peter Smith, Researcher with the Canadian Anti-Hate Network, discusses how these movements might evolve as the pandemic stretches on; The province's plan came out a couple of days ago, and already, some teachers and some doctors are calling for a re-think. The Toronto Star's Robert Benzie talks about the plan, the reaction to it, and what it means for kids this fall; What's the impact of cancel culture on our culture as a whole? Media teacher and writer behind the Collingwood Today article "Can we cancel ‘cancel culture'?" weighs in; Will high vaccination rates protect Canada from a fourth wave? House doctor Peter Lin breaks down the numbers; As fears mount over the delta variant and Canada's vaccination rate tapers off, some groups are calling for COVID-19 vaccines to be made mandatory for health-care workers. The President of the Canadian Medical Association explains her association's stance; Kids from a golf camp at the Lombard Glen Golf Club near Smiths Falls talk about how they're inspired by Olympian Brooke Henderson
The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: There will be no two-dose or even one-dose summer for close to five million Canadians — children under the age of 12 who do not yet qualify for a COVID-19 vaccine. Advocates, who have long complained that children have been afterthoughts during the pandemic, say it is crucial they not be forgotten now, especially with so many unable to be vaccinated and the highly contagious Delta variant on the rise. Health Canada approved the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for children and youth 12 and over early in June. But approval for younger children is unlikely to come until at least mid to late fall. GUEST: Dr. Peter Juni, Director of Ontario's Science Table and a Professor of Medicine and Epidemiology at the University of Toronto - Starting late July 5, eligible Canadian travellers who are fully vaccinated and have negative COVID-19 test results and symptoms will be able to enter Canada without having to go through mandatory hotel stays and home quarantines. While non-essential business travel may soon be in the cards, Corporate Canada is not off to the airports just yet. According to Mr. King: “We're not going to run and get on a plane right away.” The pandemic has prompted many companies to reconsider their business travel strategies. According to the Global Business Travel Association, business travel in Canada dropped by 51 per cent in 2020. As restrictions ease and vaccinations speed up, business leaders are having conversations about what's next. For some, it's a restless waiting game until borders reopen. But for many, a hybrid approach to travel may be the new normal. GUEST: Mark Agnew, VP of Policy for the Canadian Chamber of Commerce - Brooke Henderson and Alena Sharp have been named to Canada's Olympic golf team for a second time. Golf Canada and the Canadian Olympic Committee announced Canada's team for the Tokyo Games last week. Henderson, of Smiths Falls, Ont., and Hamilton's Sharp represented Canada at the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, in the first Olympic golf tournament since 1904. Henderson finished in a tie for seventh in the women's individual competition, while Sharp was 30th. GUEST: Alena Sharp, 2x Olympian, LPGA Golfer from Hamilton See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Do we really have faith in God? The people of the hometown of Jesus did not. In fact they were "offended" by Him. So they relegated Jesus to being just an ordinary man. The Church is here to proclaim the power of Jesus! He is good! Jesus is Lord! And the world needs to see and hear this good news. Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you listen to this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
Do we really have faith in God? The people of the hometown of Jesus did not. In fact they were "offended" by Him. So they relegated Jesus to being just an ordinary man. The Church is here to proclaim the power of Jesus! He is good! Jesus is Lord! And the world needs to see and hear this good news. Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you listen to this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
He was huge. Arrogant. Obnoxious. Powerful. A warrior. In front of him was a wee boy. A child. A shepherd. One came armed with human weapons. the other came armed with faith and the power of God. No one would have thought the boy had a chance. Except God. God gave the power to David to overcome fear by faith. Many decades later 12 disciples were in a boat with a sleeping Jesus when a huge storm arose. The wind and waves scared even the most experienced sailor. And Jesus hushed the tempest with a word. and the fear of the disciples was replaced by faith as they stood in the power of God. That power is available for you today too. Are you living in fear? Paralyzed? Overwhelmed? Fear never stands up to the power of God. Your faith will grow today in the power of Jesus - even against fear. Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you listen to this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
He was huge. Arrogant. Obnoxious. Powerful. A warrior. In front of him was a wee boy. A child. A shepherd. One came armed with human weapons. the other came armed with faith and the power of God. No one would have thought the boy had a chance. Except God. God gave the power to David to overcome fear by faith. Many decades later 12 disciples were in a boat with a sleeping Jesus when a huge storm arose. The wind and waves scared even the most experienced sailor. And Jesus hushed the tempest with a word. and the fear of the disciples was replaced by faith as they stood in the power of God. That power is available for you today too. Are you living in fear? Paralyzed? Overwhelmed? Fear never stands up to the power of God. Your faith will grow today in the power of Jesus - even against fear. Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you listen to this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
Holy Spirit, fall fresh upon me! Of the Godhead, perhaps the Holy Spirit is the least understood. Today we take a brief look at the Holy Spirit of God as we turn to the promise of Jesus, and how that promised Holy Spirit was fulfilled. Our comfort, our guide, our strength, our peace, our support, our con-victor, our reminder, our care giver, healer, helper and friend... Come, Holy Spirit! Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you listen to this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
Holy Spirit, fall fresh upon me! Of the Godhead, perhaps the Holy Spirit is the least understood. Today we take a brief look at the Holy Spirit of God as we turn to the promise of Jesus, and how that promised Holy Spirit was fulfilled. Our comfort, our guide, our strength, our peace, our support, our con-victor, our reminder, our care giver, healer, helper and friend... Come, Holy Spirit! Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you listen to this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
Often we quickly judge if we see someone as a hero or a villain. Jesus was initially seen as a villain by the religious community, but people like Saul the Pharisee learned that Jesus was a hero. In fact the hero of heroes. In the meantime, Saul was certain he was a hero - even going as far as arresting and murdering Christians, until he met Jesus. Then Saul learned he was actually a villain. But then, through the saving grace of Jesus, the villain became a true Christian hero as he started churches and helped create many great church leaders. Are you a hero? Rely on Jesus, the true hero.
The Prodigal Son. The whole world knows the parable that Jesus told as recorded in Luke 15. But the correct title should be the "Prodigal Sons," as there were two sons, and each rebelled, and each had the same attitude. Or better yet call the parable the "Lost Sons," as both were lost in their emotions and their own desires. Or perhaps the parable should be called the "Gracious Father Parable," as the Father, who represents God, was loving, kind, gracious and ran to both his boys to bring them home past their own thoughts and actions. Are you a victim to your own "Far Country?" Do you insist on things being done YOUR way? The Father is waiting with healing and love to bring you home too. Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you listen to this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
Imitations abound. Fake, Frauds and Phoneys are everywhere. And they all want your attention. they all want you to look away form from the truth. They look good. They look real. But they are deadly, and they lead to death. Here is the truth: Jesus is the Real Thing. Jesus, and nothing else. Don't rely on anyone or any other belief. Only Jesus leads to life.
Imitations abound. Fake, Frauds and Phoneys are everywhere. And they all want your attention. they all want you to look away form from the truth. They look good. They look real. But they are deadly, and they lead to death. Here is the truth: Jesus is the Real Thing. Jesus, and nothing else. Don't rely on anyone or any other belief. Only Jesus leads to life.
There was a colt tied there. In the village of Bethphage. Waiting. And then along came two men who untied it. Strangers. And took it. Their only response as to why: "The Lord Needs it." And the owners let them take away their animal. Would you? Why would you? Why was the colt there in the first place? For what did "The Lord" "need it"? It is Palm Sunday and we look at the colt, it's owner and the reason that colt was so important. Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you listen to this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
Jesus is anointed in preparation for His death.
Jesus walked into the village of Nain and found a funeral processional. He is the Lord over all th8ings, including life and death. So be broke up the funeral. By raising the dead. What joy! What a mighty God we serve! Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you watch this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
A Centurion has an ill slave. And this Greek Warrior turns to the Messiah for healing. His faith was so great that he knew Jesus could heal his servant remotely. I want a Centurion's type of faith. I want to grow in my faith to believe in the power of Jesus no matter what my circumstance. What about you? Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you listen to this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
Luke 6 ends with rapid-fire parables and lessons. Blind leading the blind. Specks and logs in eyes. Good fruit and good trees. Mouths and hearts. Houses on firm foundations. The thread is to know yourself in Jesus Christ, Let Him make you the best possible YOU. And get rid of the junk that is holding you back. You really don't need it. It's just rubbish. Trash. AND make certain you pick and follow the right leader in your life. Only Jesus the right foundation for your life. He will lead you to true life. Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you listen tothis service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
Justin Clark, a man who never learned to take no for an answer, died Thursday at the age of 58. Born in 1962 with cerebral palsy, unable to walk or talk, he leaves a legacy few Canadians will ever match. Clark became a pioneer in the fight for the rights of disabled people--determined that they should be treated as full-fledged human beings. Justin Clark, who died Thursday at the age of 58, is pictured with his friend and former teacher Robbie Giles as they attend Canada Day celebrations in Ottawa. Their friendship was fast and lasted (see below) a lifetime. (Submitted by Robbie Giles) After spending his youth at the now-closed Rideau Regional Centre in Smiths Falls, Ontario, he decided that he wanted to control his life. He sued his parents for the right to leave the institution they had placed him in as a child. "The 6 day trial began in November 1982 in Perth, Ontario," writes Anoop Kalsi in her review of the proceeding, published in Dec. 2018. "Justin testified by pointing to a board filled with symbols, a bliss board, which read his answers aloud. This was the first time a bliss board was used in a Canadian court," writes Kalsi, a paralegal at Baker Law in Toronto, whose senior partner David Baker had represented Clark. "When Justin finished his testimony, his parents stood up from their seats and applauded," writes Kalsi, adding: "You can read Justin’s testimony in the unpublished manuscript written by Audrey Cole and Melanie Panitch in PDF here and in text here." Clark is pictured with John Matheson, the judge who presided over his case. "He was not a 'mentally retarded man,' who could not learn, the court found. He was a 'gentle, trusting, believing spirit' and 'very much a thinking human being,' the judge ruled, giving him control of his own affairs." From Kelly Egan's obituary and tribute to Clark published Friday in the Ottawa Citizen. (See link below.) (Submitted by Carole MacLauchlan) The ramifiations of the stand Clark took and the decision Judge John Matheson made nearly 40 years have had a profound effect on--and for--Canadians. Following the ruling, guardianship laws were re-examined, and in some provinces, rewritten. Disabled people are no longer "put away." And more and more, a disabled person--not his guardian--gets to make the important decisions that affect his or her life--though that fight continues. And anyone who ever met him or had their life changed because of him is not about to forget Justin Clark and his victory in that courtroom back in 1982. Here's something from the website of British Columbia's Community Ventures Society. "The example Clark set is one that we should all be thankful for," says the post. "He took a bold step to change the course of his life and the lives of many others. He has clearly experienced the benefits of this and we're sure many others have as well." For most of his adult life, Clark lived at Foyers Partage in suburban Ottawa but took the time to play bocce at a rehab centre once or twice a week. (David Gutnick/CBC) In November 2018, Clark was the subject of a radio feature by Montreal-based CBC journalist David Gutnick. "Today, at 56, Clark is thriving. He has travelled widely — to Germany, Switzerland, France and to visit a brother in the United States. He sees his siblings and friends regularly, and corresponds with them by email," Gutnick reported. "He loves his job at ComputerWise, where he designs greeting cards and calendars. Once or twice a week, he plays bocce at the gymnasium of an Ottawa rehab centre." Clark leaves an extraordinary legacy. Robbie Giles, Justin Clark's former teacher, visits him at his home at Foyer Partage in Ottawa. “I just fell in love with the wonderful soul that he was,” Giles told told the Ottawa Citizen's Kelly Egan. (David Gutnick/CBC) In an obituary and tribute to Clark published Friday in the Ottawa Citizen, Kelly Egan quotes Clark's dear friend Robbie Gil...
I want to be forgiven. I seek forgiveness from God. I seek forgiveness form others. I will give forgiveness. I seek forgiveness from myself. I am forgiven. This is the "Road to Forgiveness" that our Holy God has made available to us through the atoning shed blood of Jesus Christ. I will chose today with live in the land of forgiveness, being forgiven myself and offering forgiveness to others in the name of Jesus. Will you? Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you listen to this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
How to stay motivated as the winter and the pandemic drag on. Jean-Francois Menard, a mental performance coach who works with some of Canada's top athletes and Olympians has some tips; 'Death Trip' is a new movie set around Bass Lake and the towns of Perth and Smiths Falls. Kelly Kay Hercomb and James Watts are the co-writers of the movie 'Death Trip' . She's an actor - he's the director. They tell us about making the thriller; two perspectives on the relaxing of restrictions due to the coronavirus. We hear from the Mayor of the the Town of the The Blue Mountains, Alar Soever and from Norah Rogers, the co-owner of the Waring House restaurant and inn in Prince Edward County; Emily Hallgren of Better Life Lab Experiments tells us about their research project aimed at helping families to better share household responsibilities; Greg Layson of Automotive News Canada discusses the implications of GM's commitment to going carbon neutral - both for the company and the industry as a whole; Dr. Anne Ellis outlines their large scale study in which they hope how COVID-19 spreads among students at Queen's University in Kingston; Peter Evans tells us about his pandemic project: making cheese.
How to stay motivated as the winter and the pandemic drag on. Jean-Francois Menard, a mental performance coach who works with some of Canada's top athletes and Olympians has some tips; Megan Read has the business digest; This week for 'Karchut on Cars', Paul looks at new vehicle headlight techology; 'Death Trip' is a new movie set around Bass Lake and the towns of Perth and Smiths Falls.
With a crowd of eager ears longing to hear His every Word (Luke 6), Jesus told us about those who would be blessed in the Kingdom of God, and those who needed to be warned. Do you want to be part of the blessing of God as you join His Kingdom, or will the "Woes" that Jesus says be yours? Today you can walk in the blessings of the Kingdom of God. Just ask the Lord to come into your life and take over. Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you listen to this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
Quick-Show Notes:A Little About Dr. Neel Chadha:Neel is a family physician currently practicing in Ottawa, Smiths Falls, and Perth Ontario. He is the co-teaching director of the family medicine inpatients service at the General Campus of the Ottawa Hospital and a staff physician at the Perley Rideau Veterans Health Centre. He also works at the Perth and Smiths Falls District Hospital. In his spare time, Neel is the owner of Lanark Lifestyles Retirement Residence in Perth Ontario. He has always been passionate about geriatric medicine, real estate, and business, and Lanark Lifestyles has allowed him to combine his passions. In this episode of The Millionaire's Lawyer, JP and Dr. Neel Chadha discuss:Dr. Neel Chadha is a great physician who was able to bridge the gap between being a doctor and a great businessman as well.How did Dr. Chadha become so successful?Well, he feels as though there was some sort of natural trajectory and he focused on his task at hand. While being a physician, he found that his passion was within Elderly care and realized that was the point in his life where he was needing to take a risk. A risk that is now in fruition as Lanark Lifestyles Lanark Lifestyles:During Dr. Neel Chadha's residency, he noted that there were some flaws within the Retirement home industry and felt being a physician himself he would be able to do it better.Found a mentor within a Pharmacist who has done similar projectsThere was a piece of land out in Perth that the seller was sitting on for a legacy type transaction and after discussing Dr. Chadha's vision they came to agreeable terms.Faced some obstacles in regards to the zoning; some towns are nervous and against what could be built on a piece of vacant landPhase 1 pricing is ~$2,895 with add on "a-la-cart" options like medication administration and more.Phase 2 pricing is for residents that need less assistance and starts around ~$1,995.They have a whole floor for residents that require a lot more care with 24/7 personal support workers and other medical professionals.People who go to work every day and receive a paycheque from their bosses have a form of comfort in their work; Entrepreneurs are not as fortunate.How does Dr. Neel Chadhe balance all of being a physician and successful businessmen?The ability to manage your time is a great skill for everyone to haveScheduling things are essential to make the most out of your timeBeing effective when you are awake and operating at your bestDevelop new habits that will allow you to achieve your goals. The hardest part is creating the habit, once you have it created it is habitual to do.JP, your host, makes a connect between the most successful people in the media and what Dr. Neel Chadha is doing. They all seem to preach about meditation - even if just for 5 minutes a day and about how much exercise does for them.Dr. Neel Chadha would one day love to expand his way of operating retirements home all throughout the capital, and even eventually nationally. The elderly need the level of care that his business model allows for. Remote Medical Care:We have a need to fulfill this within our societyThere is a lot of medical appointments that could all be done virtually. IE - Bloodwork results, prescription refillingBut, there is also a lot that should still be done face to faceBody language speaks volumes, which they don't get while just on the phone.Manual palpitations from the doctor could help the patient with what is wrong, but over the phone that isn't an option.Remote Working, in general, is really affecting society's mental health. Loneliness is at an all-time high, a lot of people rely on going into the office for their socializing.Dr. Neel Chadha's everyday things you can do for better health!It is always unique to each individualRule of Thumb:Be in natureSome sort of exerciseEating wellBalance and moderation. Connect with Dr. Neel Chadha:WebsiteFacebookTwitterInstagramLinkedInConnect with your host, JP:TwitterInstagramFacebookWebsiteShow:LinkedInEmail: jpmcavoy@conductlaw.comPhone: 1-833-890-8878THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR:Conduct LawWebsite
In Luke 5 Jesus uses Peter's fishing boat as a platform to preach to the people. Then He sent the tired fishermen back out to lower their nets. They were unwilling at first but then said, "Because you say so, I will..." That is the response that lead Peter on the greatest adventure of his life - a wonderful, full life, and then eternal life. Will you also say "Yes!" to Jesus, and then you too can fish for others. Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you listen to this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario
Early in His ministry Jesus went to the synagogue in Capernaum to preach. The people were amazed at His words. Then a man possessed by a demon entered the synagogue. He immediately identified Jesus as the Lord, the Messiah of God, "The Holy One of God.". Then, the demon possessed man came under the authority of Jesus as he was healed. It was seen as a "new teaching." Today, will you too come under the authority of Jesus? Will you be cleansed and allow yourself to come under His control? It will change your life. And you will love it. Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you listen to this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
"I." It's a big word for only one letter. I. It goes with "me" and "myself." When my eyes are cast upon the one in the mirror, I loose sight of God and His love for this world. But when my eyes are cast on Jesus, and His overwhelming, ridiculous love, amazing things happen in my life and in the lives I am allowed to touch. I must learn to live in love. I must learn to grow in love. I must therefore learn the essence of love. Because the greatest is love. Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you listen to this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
Jesus came back home in Luke 4. But His homecoming was not pretty. At first they loved Him. Then they tried to murder Him. Why? Because He was the Messiah. Because He came to fulfill prophesy. He came to bring Good News. Will you reject Him too? Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you listen to this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
Jesus went to a wedding. His mother gave Him the look: the message to bring out His power and fix a problem. The creator God turned water into wine, and He will turn your life into the greatest life ever. Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you listen to this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
Our friends at the Canadian Baptist Ministries help us this final Sunday of 2020, with the theme of "A Weary World Rejoices." With lots of songs and readings, enjoy this service which ends with an update and greetings from the Partners in Mission. Our prayer is that you will be blessed as you watch this service of worship to our Lord Jesus Christ from First Baptist Church in Smiths Falls, Ontario.
The Second Sunday of Advent is the Sunday of peace. Peace is not a absence of strife, problems or woes. Pain is a part of everyday life. Peace is having the calm assurance in the midst of the storms of life. Peace is knowing your life is protected by the King of Kings, and therefore, no matter what happens in this world, you are held in His hand. Jesus is the Prince of Peace.
In this episode of Coffee Gals, we spoke with Jarryd Lee, Co-Owner and Roaster of the recently launched Mighty Valley Coffee in Smiths Falls, Ontario. Specializing in lighter and small batch roasting, Jarryd talks about their journey into the roasting business and shares some helpful advice for others who are interested in getting into the coffee industry. Resources mentioned in this episode: Green BeaneryModulating the Flavor Profile of Coffee, by Rob HoosScott Rao booksMill City Roasters YouTube Channelfarmscore.caNote for mobile Apple devices: Please take phone off silent/vibrate for audio to work.
This is the 6th step in Experiencing God (From Blackaby and King). It's time to make changes. It's time to remove the junk and the encumbrances in your life that stop you from getting close to God and fully experience Him.
The weeks Mindset Moments guest is former NHL, IHL, and ECHL goaltender, Rob Dopson. Rob played 11 seasons of pro hockey and is currently a Head Coach of the Junior A hockey team in his home town of Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada. Rob is a proud family man and a successful local Business Owner and Restauranteur in Smiths Falls as well. He loves talking all-things hockey and brings his longtime playing experience and coaching expertise to the podcast for all of us to enjoy. Thanks for joining us...!
It's Thanksgiving Sunday at FBC and it's time to (Carefully) celebrate, COVID style.
May you be blessed as you listen to today's podcast - and have your communion cup and bread ready.
After taking their first week off ever, the boys take a few moments to discuss why - the passing of Steve's Dad. The Islanders are on the verge of sweeping the Capitals. It's a little weird to see Tuukka Rask opt-out two weeks into the NHL playoffs. We discuss a road rage axe throwing incident in Smiths Falls and Jim gets us a crucial snooker update.
This week I chat with a food truck owner who goes out of his way to offer gluten free to his customers. His stationary truck has a big sign at the street announcing Gluten Free Fries. They are also a peanut free facility, so I know they take food restrictions seriously. I've been stopping by on almost every trip between Kingston and Ottawa for years now. Each time I'm greeted with a smile, when I asked for gluten free. Robert Firlotte owns T's Chips in Smiths Falls and he has some great insights into doing business to please both his gluten free and gluten customers. You can find T's Chips online at – www.tschips.ca Twitter - @Ts_Chips www.facebook.com/TsChipsandMore You can find Purest Gluten Free from Perth, Ontario at www.purest.ca Sue's Websites and Social Media – Podcast https://acanadianceliacpodcast.libsyn.com Podcast Blog – https://www.acanadianceliacblog.com Facebook - @acanadianceliacpodcast Twitter – CeliacPodcastCA Email – acdnceliacpodcast@gmail.com Baking Website – https://www.suesglutenfreebaking.com Instagram - @suesgfbaking YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUVGfpD4eJwwSc_YjkGagza06yYe3ApzL Email – sue@suesglutenfreebaking.com Other Podcast – Gluten Free Weigh In – https://glutenfreeweighin.libsyn.com
This week I chat with a food truck owner who goes out of his way to offer gluten free to his customers. His stationary truck has a big sign at the street announcing Gluten Free Fries. They are also a peanut free facility, so I know they take food restrictions seriously. I've been stopping by on almost every trip between Kingston and Ottawa for years now. Each time I'm greeted with a smile, when I asked for gluten free. Robert Firlotte owns T's Chips in Smiths Falls and he has some great insights into doing business to please both his gluten free and gluten customers. You can find T's Chips online at – www.tschips.ca Twitter - @Ts_Chips www.facebook.com/TsChipsandMore You can find Purest Gluten Free from Perth, Ontario at www.purest.ca Sue's Websites and Social Media – Podcast https://acanadianceliacpodcast.libsyn.com Podcast Blog – https://www.acanadianceliacblog.com Facebook - @acanadianceliacpodcast Twitter – CeliacPodcastCA Email – acdnceliacpodcast@gmail.com Baking Website – https://www.suesglutenfreebaking.com Instagram - @suesgfbaking YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUVGfpD4eJwwSc_YjkGagza06yYe3ApzL Email – sue@suesglutenfreebaking.com Other Podcast – Gluten Free Weigh In – https://glutenfreeweighin.libsyn.com
On this week's episode, Bishop Shane speaks with the folks at St. John the Evangelist, Smiths Falls and St. James, Parham. He also has a lovely conversation with a Cree grandmother about National Indigenous Peoples Day.
Frances Smith, the Mayor of Central Frontenac Township which includes the hamlet of Parham, describes how the community is responding after the fire and shooting incident Sunday night that led to the arrest of a man yesterday; Epidemiologist, Nitin Mohan discusses the challenges as many jurisdictions enter stage two of the province's reopening plans while other areas such as Toronto and Hamilton will by subject to the current restrictions; Alok Mukherjee, the former Chair of the Toronto Police Services Board and co-author of "Excessive Force: Toronto's Fight to Reform City Policing" discusses 'defunding' of police forces as calls for change come in response to the murder of George Floyd while in police custody; Ross McIntyre with Camp Couchiching in the Orillia area tells about 'camp in a box'; Joanne Gallop, until recently was an employee of Canopy Growth in Smiths Falls. She tells us how she and many of her colleagues were laid off over Zoom; Jordan Press of the Canadian Press discusses the Prime Minister's call to require police to wear body cameras; Erick Laming is a PhD candidate at the Centre for Criminology and Sociolegal Studies at the University of Toronto.His research focuses on police use of force and its impact on Black and Indigenous communities. He talks about the effectiveness of having police wear body cameras; Tracy Turner and her daughter Molly tell us about rescuing a baby beaver.
He played 3 seasons in the CJHL from 1987 to 1989. He accumulated 88 points and amassed 653 PIMs in 157 games. He might not know the difference between Tom Hanks and Billy Crystal but don't chirp him about it. Most of all, don't poke his goalie Freddy Brathwaite. The Captain of the 1988-1989 Smiths Falls Bears makes his first appearance on the Bucket Drop Podcast. You might be self isolated but here's a little entertainment from my good friend Alain Labelle. Intro: "Hockey Monkey" by The ZambonisOutro: "Dancing with Myself" by Billy Idol
He played 3 seasons in the CJHL from 1987 to 1989. He accumulated 88 points and amassed 653 PIMs in 157 games. He might not know the difference between Tom Hanks and Billy Crystal but don't chirp him about it. Most of all, don't poke his goalie Freddy Brathwaite. The Captain of the 1988-1989 Smiths Falls Bears makes his first appearance on the Bucket Drop Podcast. You might be self isolated but here's a little entertainment from my good friend Alain Labelle. Intro: "Hockey Monkey" by The ZambonisOutro: "Dancing with Myself" by Billy Idol
James and Cole chat on the way to Smiths Falls for the Spring Board meeting, expressing some frustrations over not being able to ship over quota. A couple of comical stories and then on to an interview from the AGM with Tara Bullock, current VP of the board.
This is part of the ongoing exploration of what it means to belong to the local church, in partnership with Christ to bring about His mission. His mission is to redeem and reign, ours is to advance liberty in Smiths Falls under His reign. This track includes an introduction to church membership, followed by a Q&A.
JIM LEVATTE,COUNTRY MUSIC SENSATION. Jim Levatte is a Canadian producer, and engineer.He plays all the instruments ,and handles all the vocals on his original songs. They are recorded at his studio in Westport, Ontario Canada. Born and raised in small town Ontario Canada, Jim had taken to music at an early age. While all his friends played hockey, Jim decided music was his passion,and a guitar replaced his hockey stick. Smiths Falls was a railroad, and manufacturing town , so one had only to step outside, absorb their surroundings , and songs would literally write themselves. Jim wrote his first song at 9 years of age, and has since released 6 studio albums. His band was a staple on the local club scene for years, and due to a car accident in 2013, which forced Jim to walk away from his home construction business, his band has recently reformed. " I truly believed my touring days were behind me". With a half dozen shows under their belt, the band has regained its old form. Jim now spends most of his time in his studio, sifting through old tape. " I have over 50 hours of demo tape , with literally thousands of song ideas on them"'. The first single "This Aint My Day", has already garnered a buzz, and is getting a lot of industry attention, debuting at #68 on the New Music Weekly country charts. Stay tuned.. www.jimlevatte.com
June 24, we celebrated our 2nd anniversary as a gospel witness in Smiths Falls. For the occasion we examined Paul's exhortation to the Church in light of becoming effective in our personal lives and public witness.
Dr. Beverly Goodwin, a community-based psychiatrist and former family physician in Smiths Falls and Carleton Place, Ontario, reads her article called "Stanley and me." In this narrative, Dr. Goodwin shares an encounter with a particular patient in her psychiatry clinic. This patient helped remind her of the power physicians can hold over their most vulnerable patients. Her Humanities Encounters article is published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal. Full article (subscription required): www.cmaj.ca/lookup/doi/10.1503/cmaj.180219 ----------------------------------- For more stories like this one, get your copy of CMAJ’s Encounters Book. This anthology of prose and poetry of some 100 Canadian authors including Drs. David Goldbloom, Shane Neilson, Allan Peterkin and Monica Kidd, has been specially curated and includes a study guide. https://shop.cma.ca/products/encounters ----------------------------------- Subscribe to CMAJ Podcasts on Apple Podcasts, iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Overcast, Instacast, or your favourite aggregator. You can also follow us directly on our SoundCloud page or you can visit www.cmaj.ca/page/multimedia/podcasts.
Vanessa tells about a ghost in McGregor. Lauren keeps finding carpenters nails in her home in Winnipeg. For Monica in Montreal it’s darts appearing! A very noisy ghost bothers Cynthia and her family in Smiths Falls. Twins Kale and Calah from Ottawa share spooky stories. Josée is back with poltergeist stories from her and her daughter in Montreal.
Cannabis legislation is being debated on Parliament Hill. One MP called me a renowned lawyer and one MP said marijuana was as dangerous as fentanyl. At lest one of those MP is batshit crazy. Yes, Peter Kent claimed that by legalizing marijuana we might as well as be force feeding our kids fentanyl - well that was the gist of it. So we make some fun of him.We also update the tragic Ezekiel Stephan case. The Alberta Court of Appeal upheld Ezekiel's parents conviction for their role in his death. We looked at the case way back on episode 41 and we will likely do it all again because this thing is headed to the Supreme Court. I also tell Emilie a long story about the worse courthouse in Ontario - welcome to Smiths Falls.And then we talk about mental health in the justice system. The House of Commons Justice Committee is looking at the mental health of jurors. Ontario took action last year. But we need to do more for everyone in our courts. We don't talk about mental health enough but maybe that is changing.
JIM LEVATTE,COUNTRY MUSIC SENSATION. Jim Levatte is a Canadian producer, and engineer.He plays all the instruments ,and handles all the vocals on his original songs. They are recorded at his studio in Westport, Ontario Canada. Born and raised in small town Ontario Canada, Jim had taken to music at an early age. While all his friends played hockey, Jim decided music was his passion,and a guitar replaced his hockey stick. Smiths Falls was a railroad, and manufacturing town , so one had only to step outside, absorb their surroundings , and songs would literally write themselves. Jim wrote his first song at 9 years of age, and has since released 6 studio albums. His band was a staple on the local club scene for years, and due to a car accident in 2013, which forced Jim to walk away from his home construction business, his band has recently reformed. " I truly believed my touring days were behind me". With a half dozen shows under their belt, the band has regained its old form. Jim now spends most of his time in his studio, sifting through old tape. " I have over 50 hours of demo tape , with literally thousands of song ideas on them"'. The first single "This Aint My Day", has already garnered a buzz, and is getting a lot of industry attention, debuting at #68 on the New Music Weekly country charts. Stay tuned.. www.jimlevatte.com
Anne Krausner, Ingrid Bron, Shaun Pankow
Anne Krausner, Ingrid Bron, Shaun Pankow
A walk around Smiths Falls with Mayor Sean Pankow and some of the Irish history relating to the locality.
A walk around Smiths Falls with Mayor Sean Pankow and some of the Irish history relating to the locality.
JIM LEVATTE,COUNTRY MUSIC SENSATION. Jim Levatte is a Canadian producer, and engineer.He plays all the instruments ,and handles all the vocals on his original songs. They are recorded at his studio in Westport, Ontario Canada. Born and raised in small town Ontario Canada, Jim had taken to music at an early age. While all his friends played hockey, Jim decided music was his passion,and a guitar replaced his hockey stick. Smiths Falls was a railroad, and manufacturing town , so one had only to step outside, absorb their surroundings , and songs would literally write themselves. Jim wrote his first song at 9 years of age, and has since released 6 studio albums. His band was a staple on the local club scene for years, and due to a car accident in 2013, which forced Jim to walk away from his home construction business, his band has recently reformed. " I truly believed my touring days were behind me". With a half dozen shows under their belt, the band has regained its old form. Jim now spends most of his time in his studio, sifting through old tape. " I have over 50 hours of demo tape , with literally thousands of song ideas on them"'. The first single "This Aint My Day", has already garnered a buzz, and is getting a lot of industry attention, debuting at #68 on the New Music Weekly country charts. Stay tuned.. www.jimlevatte.com
Anniversary show! With musical guest Jim Levatte, plus weird news, and hot topics. Jim Levatte is a Canadian producer, and engineer. He plays all the instruments ,and handles all the vocals on his original songs. They are recorded at his studio in Westport, Ontario Canada. Born and raised in small town Ontario Canada, Jim had taken to music at an early age. While all his friends played hockey, Jim decided music was his passion, and a guitar replaced his hockey stick. Smiths Falls was a railroad, and manufacturing town , so one had only to step outside, absorb their surroundings , and songs would literally write themselves. Jim wrote his first song at 9 years of age, and has since released 6 studio albums. His band was a staple on the local club scene for years, and due to a car accident in 2013, which forced Jim to walk away from his home construction business, his band has recently reformed. " I truly believed my touring days were behind me". With a half dozen shows under their belt, the band has regained its old form. Jim now spends most of his time in his studio, sifting through old tape. " I have over 50 hours of demo tape , with literally thousands of song ideas on them"'. The first single "This Aint My Day", has already garnered a buzz, and is getting a lot of industry attention, debuting at #68 on the New Music Weekly country charts. Stay tuned... www.jimlevatte.com
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