Alix Carr-Harris was in the Seaway Studio to talk about what's happening on Wolfe Island this summer. There's lots of info on the Frontenac Economic Development website at www.visitfrontenac.ca. We also discussed her wonderful coffee business Haymakers Coffee which can be found at, www.haymakerscoffeeco.com.

Dr. Michelle Clarabut Programs and Communications Manager along with Chris West, Chairman of the Marine Museum of The Great Lakes, @MMGLK were in studio to chat about the re-opening of the museum as well as Theodore The Tug visit to town from June 17 through 23. Michelle also talked about other museum programming for the upcoming summer. 

Rebecca Fryer @BexFryer was in the Kingstonist Studio to talk about Kingstonist Radio. Rebecca is the Program / News and Everything Director of the station. If you're a musician looking to get on air have a listen.

Lucas Heney the founder of James Media, @jamesmedia.co, was in the Seaway Studio to talk about the production company founded in 2020. James media helps connect businesses with their customers through their unique video marketing services. Their client list ranges from small local businesses to Fortune 500 companies.

The podcast is back! J. Joly was in the Seaway Studio to talk about his film production company, Branded To Film. His company will produce feature films from screenplay to final editing and hopes to make Kingston a premier filmmaking destination.

Kevin Coffee (coffeyrunner on Instagram) stopped by the Seaway Studio to discuss the Mile2marathon (@mile2marathon on Twitter) running group that he is starting for runners of all ages and skill level. Mile2marathon is a running and social group. 

Ted Sheppard dropped by the Kingstonist studio to talk about life in Kingston and his culinary project, which you can find on Instagram, shepdecuisine. 

Had an opportunity to speak with my long time friend and former colleague Nancy Hunt or Nancy Slater as she's know on-air. We talked about her career and her time in Kingston. 

I had a great conversation with local entrepreneur Joe Szigeti (www.titaniumjoe.com) who is better known as Titanium Joe. He has a fascinating story on his beginning in business with his brother in California to becoming a leading Canadian titanium supplier located in Kingston. 

Cataraqui Rotary Club President John Gale joins us to talk about the Far Project which assists underprivileged high school graduates adjust to post secondary education or the local workforce.