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A gentlemen who attributes a lot of his personal success to membership in the Kingston Jaycees Commercial Music: Song 1: 10:20 – Harry Chapin/Circle/Greatest Stories Live Song 2: 25:50 – John Denver/Annie’s Song/16 Biggest Hits
Join Dave as he speaks with Emily Ferguson & Emily Abrams, two women passionate about dealing with climate change. Commercial music includes: Song 1: 8:34 – Jack Johnson/You and your heart/To the sea Song 2: 23:42 – Sheryl Crow/Soak up the sun/The very best of Sheryl Crow
Lead singer of the Big Phat Horn Band and career singer, songwriter & musician since his days here in high school. Music: Song 1: 12:01 – Michael K. Myers/Wish you were here/ N/A Song 2: 26:00 – Michael K. Myers/What am I going to do/You are here
Larry, a musician himself, has pulled together an incredible history of bands and musicians in Kingston. Join us for a conversation about the rich legacy of music in this city. Commercial Music includes: Song 1: 11:01 – Motherlode/And when I die/When I Die Song 2: 26:04 – Streetnoise/Every time it rains/N/A
In a conversation recorded in the fall of 2016, we speak with Peter Kingston about his many years of community involvement at the Boys and Girls Club, YMCA, Junior Achievement, and Hospice Kingston. Commercial music includes: Earth, Wind, Fire – September Outcast – I like the way you move
In a conversation recorded in the fall of 2016, we speak with Chris Whyman about his career as the city’s Town Crier and Manager of Visitor Services. Being the Town Crier has given him the opportunity to see the world and promote Kingston. We also talk about the attractions the City has to offer.
Nancy is a long-time member of the Kingston Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society. In this episode we talk about the popularity of exploring one’s ancestry – where to start, tools you can access, and the excitement generated by discovering one’s ancestors.
Join Dave Cunningham as he spends some time with Kingston’s legendary newsman, Floyd Patterson, as he takes us down memory lane. From his days as a radio DJ in Brockville to his Open Line program on CKWS Radio and his time on City Council, Floyd has always been a big part of our community.
Many know him as a successful music promoter based in Gananoque but Cliff Edwards has a long history in the music business going back to his days as a member of the million-selling pop group, The Bells, followed by a successful career as a solo artist. In this episode, a conversation about the business-side of music.
Recorded during the heat of the last U.S. Presidential campaign, we talk with the longest-serving Speaker of the Canadian House of Commons about the differences in the institutions of government. We also spent time reviewing the work done by our two Chambers.