In the best October weather we are talking about Traffic Speed cams. Some people like them some people don't.

Shelly and Andrea drive out to the country to go apple picking on a nice fall day.  It would be a great activity for those who are a bit taller.  In conclusion though we have found that picking your own apples at a local farm is not cost effective. It is still a better bargain to buy your apples at your local grocery store.

Here is the link to Watson Farms. Please support Ontario Farmers.

https://watsonfarms.ca/

Shelly and Andrea, walk through the Convergence Festival enjoying Art, music, sports and hobbies.

Town Brewery

https://townbrewery.ca/

The Black Heart Co.

https://www.theblackheartco.com/

Nothing Serious

https://itsnothinserious.bandcamp.com/music

Durham Region Roller Derby

https://www.drrd.ca/

Nighttime Nicholas

https://www.nighttimenicholas.com/

Pro Wrestling Eclipse Oshawa

https://www.facebook.com/people/Pro-Wrestling-Eclipse/100063964871230/

Toronto Ghostbusters

https://torontoghostbusters.com/

The conversation revolves around the 'Scenes from a Cemetery' event in Oshawa, which offers a unique historical tour through Union Cemetery. Organizers Lisa Terich and Rick Kerr discuss the interactive nature of the event, where actors portray historical figures from Oshawa's past, allowing attendees to engage with local history in a personal and immersive way. The event aims to raise funds for the Oshawa Museum while fostering community pride and awareness of the city's rich heritage. The discussion also touches on the evolution of the event, community support, and the importance of making history accessible and engaging for all.

Hosts Andrea and Shelly explore the vibrant community of Oshawa, discussing its cultural evolution from a factory town to a hub of art, dining, and local events. They share personal anecdotes, and delve into local concerns, emphasizing the importance of community resources. The episode also highlights upcoming events, fostering a sense of connection and discovery within Oshawa.