We are so excited to launch a new series with this episode.

Picking up where the Goderich Chronicles left off, this is Goderich 200, a monthly series featuring the people, places and history of Goderich as we prepare for our bicentennial celebrations in 2027.

As our big birthday approaches, we will keep you up to date on all the plans for next year’s celebrations so you can get important dates on your calendar and be ready for the party of a life time as we 200 yrs old.

Episode 1 features interviews with members of the Town of Goderich 2027 Bicentennial committee who are already working hard to prepare those celebrations: Liz Black-Petrie, Susan Goodman O'Brien, Laura Herman and Garry La Rose.

Goderich 200 is brought to you by the Town of Goderich and the 2027 Bicentennial Committee.

In this episode, Jim Ginn, the Mayor of the Municipality of Central Huron chats with us about his career as a farmer, politician and community champion (my words not his). We'll also talk a bit about a Municipality of Central Huron donation made recently to the AMGH Magnetic Moments campaign.

I also want to give you a little taste of something brand new :) Coming soon ... Goderich 200! A series that as a part of our A Life That’s Good family, picks up where the Goderich Chronicles left off and celebrates the upcoming bicentennial of the prettiest town in Canada.

Stay tuned for the inaugural episode, dropping on Founder’s Day on June 29th. Here you'll hear a part of the conversation I had on my radio show with Liz Black-Petrie, the chair of the bicentennial committee.

Hopefully better late than never? Life ganged up on us a bit this week so apologies for being a couple of days behind in posting these extended versions of interviews from last Saturday's show.

In this episode, Tony Doherty and Kristine McMahon share all the details on this year's Kincardine Scottish Festival.

Also, Thomas Beard calls in to bring us up to speed on For the Love of Music and some shows that will happen soon in Goderich, Wingham and Kincardine.

And Randy Carroll has the latest on the Goderich Legion, an important fundraiser he's spearheading and the new Goderich Community Centre.

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The Radio Sessions are extended conversations of interviews heard on my Saturday morning radio show on ⁠Shoreline Classics⁠: Listen live: 99.7 in Goderich - 95.5 in Kincardine - 90.9 in Saugeen Shores. ALSO, Online at shorelineclassicsfm.com or on the iHeart radio app.

It's “What’s Happening” Saturday. This morning on Shoreline Saturday Mornings with yours truly, we checked in with a few favourite non-profit, public, and/or cultural institutions … places that make life good for us all.

Today's conversations featured:

Jimmy Trieu & Rob Lovecky - Huron Health System, answering your questions about the MRI campaign

Amy Zoetout and Livia Picado Swan - Huron County Museum & Historic Gaol

Nicole Defreitas - Huron County Library, Goderich Branch

These are the extended versions of those conversations.

In a storm that ravaged the Great Lakes region for three days in 1913, with the heaviest of it happening on November 9th, blizzard and hurricane force winds destroyed a total of 19 vessels, stranded 19 others and claimed the lives of more than 144 sailors.

Warren and Eleanor Robinson are here to talk about a play that Warren wrote back in the 70’s about that storm. It has been staged a few times since and is about to storm into the Kingsbridge Centre. Joining them will be stage manager Shelley Morley and later in the show, two of the lead actors in the production Meg Frayne and Kieran Melady.

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The Great Storm, the play, runs June 5, 6, 12 and 13 at 8:pm AND June 7th & 14th at 2:pm at The Kingsbridge Centre -

Tickets are available only at the door and are $20 for adults, $10 for Students and $5 for children under 12..

The Kingsbridge Centre is wheelchair accessible. For more information check St. Joseph’s Kingsbridge Centre on Facebook or kingsbridgecentre.ca

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Today on the Radio Sessions, two of my favourite people, Jesse & Lisa Gill who are here to chat about a variety of things but notably, a new show they are starring in for Goderich Little Theatre called Silver Dagger.

We'll also hear from Alex Jebson who joins us to chat about all things Huron County Pride 2026.

The Radio Sessions are extended conversations of interviews heard on my Saturday morning radio show on Shoreline Classics: Listen live: 99.7 in Goderich - 95.5 in Kincardine - 90.9 in Saugeen Shores. ALSO, Online at shorelineclassicsfm.com or on the iHeart radio app.

The Radio Sessions are extended conversations of interviews heard on my Saturday morning radio show on Shoreline Classics FM.

I love our BIA in Goderich and there are so many fun things about to kick off, including the Farmer's Market and The Thursday Concert Series. All the details with Lynn Beatty in this episode.

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Paul Schmalz, a local business man with a unique way of contributing to the AMGH "Magnetic Moments" campaign.

PLUS ... an absolutely beautiful piece of music to celebrate the Downtown Music Series from Emm Gryner who will kick of the series on May 8th.

*LICENSED TO PLAY - 2026 SOCAN

It's “What’s Happening” Saturday. This morning on Shoreline Saturday Mornings with yours truly, we checked in with a few favourite non-profit, public, and/or cultural institutions … places that make life good for us all.

Today's conversations featured:

Sinead Cox - Huron County Museum

Nicole Defreitas - Huron County Library, Goderich Branch

Cara Loft - The Livery Theatre-Goderich Little Theatre

Matt Hoy - The Goderich Legion

These are the extended versions of those conversations.