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Norfolk DNA episodes

  • What is Community Living Access ?

    Cheri Emerson, Director of Quality Service from Community Living Access stops by for a wonderful chat. Cheri's insightful perspective helps all of us understand the goals of Community Living Access. 

    46 min
  • Chris Atkins

    This interview with Chirs takes us from Siberia to Afganistan where Chris talks about the video documentary work that he does.  One of his stories centres around filming an interview with a group of women who had escaped ISIS. Chris is a local guy who also produces the Hub Media podcast as well. Join us in listening to this conversation!  A MUST LISTEN!

    1 hr 15 min
  • Downtown Simcoe

    Adam is back! We are joined by John Harris and Dustin Wakeford (businessman) to talk about downtown Simcoe and what needs to happen to start a change in culture in the community. An EXCELLENT conversation!   

    1 hr 26 min
  • Baby Boomer

    Excellent chat with Randy Halmo about a variety of topics but the high light of the conversation is his first DJ gig which occurred on November 22, 1963, the day JFK was shot. Give a listen! 

    41 min
  • Lyme Disease in Norfolk County

    Bernie Kerr and I discuss her long struggle with Lyme Disease and share information about this terrible affliction that is growing rapidly in Norfolk County! Turn it up and give a must listen!

    1 hr 3 min
  • Minor Hockey Talk!

    Pat Meahan, President of Port Dover Minor Hockey, stops by and we discuss the recent possibilities of a minor hockey partnership with the surrounding communities. Pat shares the results and explains how the process went.  Turn it up and give a listen!

    29 min
  • Ward One Councillor Noel Haydt

    Retiring Ward One Councillor Noel Haydt holds nothing back as he reflects on his four-year term. This is a candid insight to the goings on within Norfolk County. Noel even tells us who he is voting for as mayor! A MUST LISTEN!

    2 hr 3 min

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