Esteemed journalist and best selling author Gabrielle Glaser talks with me about being in the epicenter of the world's pandemic, speaking with healthcare workers to tell their stories and how two of her daughters caught the virus but have since recovered. This interview highlights even further the need to self isolate and flatten the curve: for our healthcare workers and their mental health.

A Family Dream Vacation to Europe quickly becomes a nightmare for a family of 6 from Campbellton, NB. A deadly game of hopscotch ensues from country to country starting in Italy as they try to make it back to Canada.

Donnie Bowes was an innovative and inspiring Drama Teacher in Campbellton. He's also been a successful actor, director and is now Artistic Director at Upper Canada Playhouse in Morrisburg, ON.
A Downhomer with a fascinating career, a great story and an inspiration to so many of us. A Teacher Who Made a Difference...

One of Campbellton's most famous citizens, he grew up bullied, ridiculed and teased yet somehow he remained pure and didn't lose his innocence. He's a small town hero.

Since we last spoke: periods of rain have helped but recent warm weather has stirred up new fires within Canberra's borders reminding our friends of the seriousness of things. So far, however the Day family as well as their home have not been threatened. An update from Canberra.

From Campbellton,NB He's a Marathon Runner, Renowned Chef and Food Consultant. He's 55 and ripped and fueled on cricket powder!
Why? To help save the world of course.

"We're Safe. We're OK", say Kathy and Barry Day on Jan 6, 2020. Blood Red skies and worst air quality in the world but they want everyone back home to know they are alright and appreciate the support and well wishes.

It's Downhome Corner's Christmas 2019 Show! Great Christmas music and cool interviews with Downhomers. My cohost is Fred Durette. Featuring: Byron Christopher, Marc Lavoie and Sondra Roy, Ed Saunders, Rik Reese, Gino Clement, Annie Baldwin, Dana Bolton, Penny Adams and John Paris Jr.

He was more than Mr Lahey from Trailer Park Boys. He was funny, deep, intelligent, curious, mischievous and a Canadian icon but more than that he was a really good guy. Get to know a little more of who John Dunsworth was and how he felt about fame.
If you were a fan the last 8 minutes might make you cry.

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It was Yellowknife's first commercial radio station and a place this Downhomer called home for 18 months. We weren't rebels we were radio pioneers. Well, sort of. Ollie Williams of Cabin Radio interviewed me for their website about the early days of CJCD on their 40th Anniversary.