Peggy Miles of Summerside told us about the PEI Redhead Gathering at Samuel's Coffee House and she took over as our Spin Time DJ.

A salute to amazing Moms, and a way to get the RCMP to dig your garden for you! Dutch Thompson takes us back to the by-gone days with stories about some amazing moms.

He's got the rhythm, more spoons than an ice cream parlour, and even a few finger injuries. Brendon Peters calls himself the PEI Spoon Guy. Angela Walker dropped down to his home in North Rustico to hear about his new CD "Spoons And Tunes-Party in the Kitchen".

Julie Vasseur is leaving her job as PEI program director for the Nature Conservancy of Canada. She joined Angela Walker to look back on what has been accomplished..

Island author, Jillianne Hamilton was so fascinated with Tudor times that she wrote a book about the Wives of Henry VIII. She told Angela Walker about her latest project, "The Lazy Historian's Guide to the Wives of Henry VIII."

Ensuring country music artists get the support and promotion they need. Long time Island musician, Wally Young, told Angela Walker about the creation of the Prince Edward Island Country Music Alliance.

Multi-instrumentalist, Jon Rehder, is back from the East Coast Music Association Conference where he picked up a Stompin' Tom award. He spoke with Angela Walker.

Finding out more about who lies there, and bringing some dignity to that resting place.

Some people in Tryon will be restoring an old cemetery that hasn't been attended to in decades.

Angela Walker paid a visit to a heritage cemetery once owned by the former Tryon Christian church. She met with Jack Sorensen, the project leader for the restoration.

It tuns out "High School Musical" is the perfect pick for a high school musical by students at Charlottetown Rural. Director, Richard Haines and performers Emma-Jane Webster-Lawrence and Julien Kitson dropped by with the details and even did a scene for us.

Kendall Perry is a grade 12 student at Three Oaks High School who is heavily involved in the music scene. He is president of the TOSH Arts council, is working on the school's upcoming Blackbox theatre show, and he is headed off to UPEI next year to study music. He was our Spin Time DJ.