This is the last episode of season 1.  This episode we basically went off the rails and talked about the year that passed, covid, what we've learned and how we feel things have forever been changed.  Take a listen...and no alcohol was involved in this episode.

We all have taken a million photos, they are all on our phone, or on a disc or USB drive and most don't get to be seen regularly.  Imagine walking into your living room and seeing a timeless photo that truly captured the essence and personality of your family or a special moment.  

Bridget Havercroft is an Annapolis Valley Photographer who brings your timeless moment to life from concept to creation.  She is our guest for this episode.

Learn more at https://bridgethavercroftphotography.com/

Michelle has a career in the health care field here in Nova Scotia for over 20 years and has seen and experienced many things.  A traumatic incident that happened 19 years ago lead her on a journey recently to develop a retreat/support program for health professionals called "Heal The Health Carers"

Our time together on this episode was very powerful and this is an episode everyone needs to hear.

Her website is: https://healthehealthcarers.com/

Allison Kelly is a Redken Color Certified Hair Stylist and owner of The Head Shoppe in New Minas.  She joined us to speak about how Covid impacted her business and what their plans are for opening back up.  As well you will learn what you might hear booming out of her car on a nice summer day as she cruises through the valley.

Our guest this week is Richelle Redden from the Valley REN.  She is a long time resident of the Annapolis Valley and HUGE supporter of business and community.  You'll learn more about what she does with the Valley REN and a few projects that are on the go.

Nancy Henry is one of the sweetest people we have met here in the Annapolis Valley.  Once a school teacher here, now a huge contributor to the community both locally and abroad with her many projects.  It's impossible to not feel inspired when you talk with Nancy.  We also reveal a little known fact about Nancy in our episode....take a listen.

Nancy is the owner of Braveheart First Aid and a big advocate of defibrillators as well as a very caring a wonderful human.  In this episode we learn more about how her business came to be, her involvement with giving back and also the humble popularity of her instagram account. 

Rod and his wife had been travelling in Ireland when the Covid 19 outbreak hit main media and shutdowns began.  They had returned home, completed their quarantine and are healthy at the time of the recording.

We spoke about the trip, his beginnings in valley radio, as well as eating nachos and drinking beer with the late Joe Diffie on his tour bus.

Gary Morse is a staple in the business community of the Annapolis Valley.  From real estate, to home building and community involvement.  The BBT crew caught up with Gary last week to learn more about his story.

In this episode we were joined by Bob Morton.  Councillor District 6 Windsor West Hants Regional Municipality as well as the owner of https://www.eastcoastfarmlife.ca/

Bob shares with us stories of family, community and the lessons he learns daily from is busy life.