The Peanut Gallery

The Peanut Gallery

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The Peanut Gallery episodes

  • Ep. 7 - The Family Central Story

    In this episode Albert interviews Sean Doyle about how he ends up back in Aylmer and his work with Family Central and the impact it’s having and the hope for the less fortunate in our community.

    30 min
  • Ep. 4 - Pandemic Politics

    Pat and Albert believe there are a lot of unhappy people with how governments have handled the past year. Will what you have seen from Local, Provincial and Federal politics during this past year are you going to be more or less involved and engaged in the next set of elections? 

    During this podcast we talk politics and some of our observations and part of the hope is that we can convince people to at least get more engaged and involved in our local municipal politics.

    29 min
  • Ep. 3 - Youth Culture ft. Jeremy Best

    This week we sat down for the first of hopefully many conversations with Jeremy Best about youth culture. In this first episode we talk about the impact of our online culture and how to help our youth navigate through it safely.

    Jeremy has 19 years of experience working with youth through his works as a pastor of student ministries at Faith St. Thomas, coaching high school football and rugby…he is a foster parent and all around great guy. His insight into youth culture is incredibly valuable.

    29 min
  • Ep. 0 - We Are The Peanut Gallery

    Here in The Peanut Gallery we're not just looking to shoot the breeze. We're here to have honest conversations about life. Parenting is not easy, faith is often confusing and there is so much changing in our world. The Peanut Gallery isn’t just a podcast, it is a place to have real and honest conversations.

    4 min

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Here in The Peanut Gallery we're not just looking to shoot the breeze. We're here to have honest conversations about life. Parenting is not easy, faith is often confusing and there is so much changing…