This is PEI

Original Maroun's garlic spread owner and creator Ryan Abdallah, explains how his garlic spread made it to the store shelves of the Sobeys chain.

We hear from Edmund Aunger about what he's been doing for the past five years since he lost his wife while they were cycling on PEI in 2012. A memorial service is being held later today in Hunter River...

Our friend Dave Atkinson opens the PEI phone book, picks out a name, and then will bring us the story of the person who answered. The first call is a gem. Dave finds a rescue hero living in Alberton.

Chelton Beach resident Daviel Savoie explains how going to the beach might now be easier for people with mobility issues. New additions at the PEI National Park are helping with some accessibility issues.

A conversation with an Islander living in the heat of the wildfire scare in BC. Rachel Cook has this birds-eye view, from her home town of Prince George.

Sarah Stewart-Clark has this update on the social media 'How Many Wade' campaign. The Facebook group has been gathering stories of Island families who are falling through the cracks of the PEI mental health system.

Rob Henderson says government is working hard to improve the mental health system. He isn't sure it's realistic that government will be able to resolve the items highlighted by the How Many Wade campaign.

Owen Pitre is upset after his request to transfer their younger daughter was denied by the public schools branch.

Chat with the author of a report from the Not for profit group, Swim Drink Fish Canada. She says PEI should regularly test water.

A chat with the only Islander taking part in the annual Big Swim. Ryan Bradley talks about the rigorous training involved in preparing for this fundraiser for Brigadoon Village.