The Island Dew - The Exchange 2.0, Community Call-in, Ideas Podcast +

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we're joined by special guest Brandon Williams, Director of the Rental Housing Providers of PEI. Brandon discusses the Island's rental housing market, rent control, housing affordability, landlord challenges, and the impact of government policy on housing supply and investment. The conversation also explores possible solutions to improve the rental market while balancing the needs of both landlords and tenants.

Originally aired live, this episode features candid discussion, audience questions, and community perspectives on one of Prince Edward Island's most important issues.

Whether you called in live or are listening back, you're part of the conversation.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, special guest Bianca McGregor, CEO of the Greater Charlottetown Area Chamber of Commerce, joins the conversation to discuss the issues shaping Prince Edward Island’s business community. From economic development and workforce challenges to taxation, housing, energy, and public policy, Bianca shares valuable insights into the opportunities and challenges facing Island businesses and communities today.

Originally aired live, this episode features thoughtful audience questions, community perspectives, and candid discussion on the topics that matter most to Islanders.

Whether you joined us live or are listening back, you’re part of the conversation.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.In this episode, we’re joined by special guest John Jeffery, former CBC PEI political journalist. Alongside community call-ins, we explore local issues, Island politics, rural development, economic growth, and the topics that matter most to Islanders.Originally aired live, this session captures real, unfiltered Island talk — from thoughtful discussions to spontaneous moments. Whether you called in or are listening back, you’re part of the conversation.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we’re joined by special guest, Riley Shea, who discusses entrepreneurship, tourism, and community life on Prince Edward Island.  From his roots in Tignish to becoming a co-owner of Marco Polo Land Campground in Cavendish, Riley shares insights on business, family, and the future of Island communities.

Originally aired live, this session captures real, unfiltered Island conversation. Featuring thoughtful audience questions, community insights, and candid discussion, this episode highlights the voices, challenges, and opportunities that matter most to Islanders.Whether you called in live or are listening back, you’re part of the conversation.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we’re joined by special guest Alex Dockerty, an entrepreneur and passionate advocate for Prince Edward Island’s agricultural community. Alongside community call-ins, we explore the issues shaping Island life — from farming, food security, and succession planning to local food production, land use, taxation, and the future of agriculture on PEI.

Originally aired live, this session captures real, unfiltered Island conversation. Featuring thoughtful audience questions, community insights, and candid discussion, this episode highlights the voices, challenges, and opportunities that matter most to Islanders.

Whether you called in live or are listening back, you’re part of the conversation.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we'll share some thoughts on what’s been happening around our community, reflecting on local priorities, and responding to what’s on your minds.

Originally aired live, this episode captures the real spirit of Island conversation — honest, unfiltered, and sometimes a little spontaneous. Whether you were there live or you’re tuning in now, you’re still part of the conversation.

Our LIVE broadcast on Facebook every day at noon (12 PM) on The Island Dew. We always welcome your voice and comments!

John Jeffrey, former CBC PEI political journalist, exploring interesting ideas and the people behind them.

In this episode, John Jeffery welcomes longtime PEI journalist Ian Petrie for a thoughtful conversation exploring the growth of Buddhist monastic communities in eastern PEI and the impact they are having on Island life and culture.

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In this episode, we’re joined by special guest Marsha Metcalfe Doiron, an Island entrepreneur, tourism leader, and business strategist. Marsha shares her journey through tourism, transportation, business growth, acquisitions, and community-focused entrepreneurship across Prince Edward Island and Atlantic Canada.

From personal stories to practical business insights, this conversation explores leadership, entrepreneurship, and the future of tourism and local enterprise.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.In this episode, we’re joined by special guest Jeff Cooke from Cooke Insurance Group, bringing his insights and experience into the conversation. Alongside community call-ins, we explore local issues, industry perspectives, and the topics that matter most to Islanders.Originally aired live, this session captures real, unfiltered Island talk — from thoughtful discussions to spontaneous moments. Whether you called in or are listening back, you’re part of the conversation.

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.

In this episode, we're joined by special guest Robert Mitchell, Leader of the Prince Edward Island Liberal Party and a dedicated advocate for Island communities. Robert brings years of experience in public service and leadership, offering his perspective on the future of Prince Edward Island, community development, economic growth, healthcare, housing, and the issues that matter most to Islanders.

Alongside community call-ins, we explore local issues, Island politics, rural development, economic opportunities, and the conversations shaping life across Prince Edward Island.

Originally aired live, this session captures real, unfiltered Island talk — from thoughtful discussions to spontaneous moments. Whether you called in or are listening back, you’re part of the conversation.