November 2012 Archives
Friday November 30, 2012
Spin Time - Steve Bruce
No one shoots like Gaston, no one writes like Gaston, no one stands up on TV holding mics like Gaston... Our very own Steve Bruce is playing the roll of Gaston in the production of Beauty And The Beast at the Harbourfront Theater in Summerside. He's also our guest Spintime DJ here on Mainstreet.
Seeds - Hey RosettaSaltwater Joys - Buddy Wasisname and the Other Fellers
Barton Hollow - Civil Wars
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Categories: Actor/Theatre, Events, episodes
Friday November 30, 2012
Paper Lions - King's County Food Banks
Island Band Paper Lions is home for the holidays. And they've decided to put on a concert unlike anything they've done before. It's a sit down show with lots of amazing back-up talent. And the guys are planning to give back to the Food banks in King's county. Colin Buchanan David MacDonald and John MacPhee dropped by the Studio recently.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Music/Artist, fundraising/Charity
Friday November 30, 2012
Susur Lee - Q-Line
He owns restaurants around the world and is considered one of Canada's most famous chefs. Susur Lee submits to the Mainstreet Q-line.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Food/Chef, Q-Line
Thursday November 29, 2012
Sofie and Lucie Herinkova - Karen's Big Fans
Karen met her biggest fans today! Sofie & Lucie Herinkova from Stratford came in with donations for the CBC Turkey Drive They have their own show called "Coming up on Mainstreet PEI. They joined Karen on Mainstreet.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: episodes
Thursday November 29, 2012
Boyde Beck - Health and Housekeeping Tips from 1920
There are lots of people feeling the change in the weather - not to mention getting hit with a cold. Historian Boyde Beck has health and housekeeping tips from the 1920's that might just work today.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Boyde Beck
Thursday November 29, 2012
Music Ed - Holland College to Berklee College
They say it takes practice practice practice to get to Carnegie Hall. It also takes talent and these days music education. Music students at Holland College now have an extra edge in their education. The college has an agreement with what's considered the most famous music school in the world - the Berklee College of Music in Boston. It's alumni include 200 Grammy Award winners. Forty three hundred students attend Berklee with international students coming from 90 countries including Canada. Today two staff members from Berklee were jamming with students at the Holland College School of Performing Arts. And there's a chance for more jamming this evening. Karen Mair met with Alan Dowling Head of music performance at Holland College and Jason Camelio the Director of International programs at Berklee College of music.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Music/Artist
Wednesday November 28, 2012
Bernard Burton - Craft Producers and Business Development
Not long ago Karen visited with a couple of members of the PEI Craft Council as they were preparing for the annual Christmas craft fair. We're not talking about people macramaying around a woodstove - they're business people using social media and staying ahead of the curve. People involved in the craft sector on PEI are getting an update on things through a couple of workshops this week. The presenter is Bernard Burton he's executive director of the Craft Alliance.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Business/Innovation
Wednesday November 28, 2012
Island Senator Mike Duffy - Maritime Union
The idea of a 3-way marriage among maritime provinces is circulating again. On the tails of last week's meeting of Premiers - Donald Savoie, the Canada research chair in public administration at the University of Moncton, raised the idea of Maritime Union. Savoie is a long time proponent of a formal union and would like to see more barriers broken down in the region. Now an Island Senator is speaking out on the idea.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Politics
Tuesday November 27, 2012
Richard Raiswell - Drunk Driving Penalties
The Christmas party season has started and with that comes extra warning about drinking and driving. But on PEI those warnings don't seem to be heeded at any time of year. Our political columnist has been looking at the penalties. Here's Richard Raiswell.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Richard Raiswell
Tuesday November 27, 2012
Rikki Schock - Aboriginal Order of Canada
For years Rikki Schock has been a fixture on the aboriginal scene on PEI. A mother - grandmother - she is the Vice President of the Native Council of PEI. Recently she was awarded the Aboriginal Order of Canada. It's given to both aboriginal and non-aboriginals who work to advance the social political and economic goals of aboriginal Canadians. Rikki Schock shared some of her story.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Awards
Monday November 26, 2012
Steven Page - Barenaked and Solo
It seemed like a more innocent time didn't it? It was the early 1990s, a new band emerged, with a funny name and a funny little song people kept calling radio stations to request. The song was If I had a million dollars, the band was the Barenaked Ladies. They were together for 20 years, they're still together, but their front man Steven Page went his own way a few years ago. He's on a solo tour right now, performing tonight at the Harmony House Theatre in Hunter River. We reached Steven Page on the phone.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Music/Artist
Monday November 26, 2012
Christina Bouey - Spin Time
You want to know what the value is of teaching music in schools? Ask Tina Bouey. The former Islander is now based in New York City, where she's a rising star in the world of classical music. She got her start in the strings program at Sherwood School. Tina is back home to perform with the PEI Symphony this weekend and she'll be our guest deejay today on Spin Time.I Love You and Don't You Forget It - Quincy Jones
Fantaisie de Concert sur "Carmen", op 25 - Itzhak Perlman: A Portrait
After the Storm - Sigh No More/Mumford & Sons
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Categories: Music/Artist
Monday November 26, 2012
Questions About Wine?
Mainstreet's Sommelier Jean-Sebastien Morin would like to hear from you. Send in your questions about wine, wine collecting, wine gifts, the wine industry - anything you like and he'll do his best to respond.Tune into 96.1 FM - Mainstreet PEI on Thursday, November 29th when Jean-Sébastien answers your questions.
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Friday November 23, 2012
Dutch Thompson - Old folk Remedies and Unusual Cures
Dutch Thompson is back with more "very goods" - his very best stories from the bygone days. Today, in honour of flu-shot season we've got stories about old folk remedies and some very unusual cures... from salt herring to healing springs.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Dutch Thompson
Friday November 23, 2012
Winter's Tale - Susan Gillis and Stephanie Bolster
Two distinguished poets are visiting PEI today. Susan Gillis is a Halifax native who now teaches English in Montreal. She's received high praise for her love poems but her latest collection The Rapids explores the more turbulent passages in our lives. With her today is Stephanie Bolster who teaches writing in Montreal. She's a governor-general's award winner. Her latest book is called A Page from the Wonders of Life on Earth.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Book/Author, Events
Thursday November 22, 2012
Mainstreet on the Map - Brianna Gill
On more recent
Remembrance Days we've been hearing from many of the new Korean immigrants to PEI, and some of them seem to feel a very real, very direct connection to Canadians who served in the Korean War. And for people who just moved here, Remembrance Day seems a very solemn occasion for them. Of course we can thank the PNP in large part for this growing relationship between Korea and PEI, but there are Islanders who are working on this the other way around. Brianna Gill of Stratford arrived in South Korea a couple months ago, she's there teaching English and we reached her on Skype earlier today for our segment Mainstreet on the Map.
Remembrance Days we've been hearing from many of the new Korean immigrants to PEI, and some of them seem to feel a very real, very direct connection to Canadians who served in the Korean War. And for people who just moved here, Remembrance Day seems a very solemn occasion for them. Of course we can thank the PNP in large part for this growing relationship between Korea and PEI, but there are Islanders who are working on this the other way around. Brianna Gill of Stratford arrived in South Korea a couple months ago, she's there teaching English and we reached her on Skype earlier today for our segment Mainstreet on the Map.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Mainstreet on the Map
Thursday November 22, 2012
Gerry Dee - Teaching It's Harder Than It Looks
Gerry Dee is a very funny guy, and if you go by his show, Mr. D, he was a pretty lousy teacher before he gave that career up to go into comedy full-time. Well I don't know if the show is EXACTLY true-to-life. Gerry's new book "Teaching: it's harder than it looks" delves into all sorts of challenges in the teaching profession. Sex-ed class. Teaching kids you KNOW are smarter than you are. Gerry Dee has a show tomorrow night at the Confederation Centre in Charlottetown. He spoke with Karen Mair.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Book/Author, Comedian
Wednesday November 21, 2012
Stacey MacKinnon - Changing Our Partner
Most of us have something we might want to change about our partners. Mainstreet's relationship columnist, Dr. Stacey MacKinnon dropped by to tell us that your partner might not be the one who needs to change.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Stacey MacKinnon/Relationships
Wednesday November 21, 2012
Ted Grant - Showcasing PEI Seafood
Lobster, crab and mussels from PEI have been showing off lately. Making appearances at the world's largest seafood show in China and in September touring for a week in Alberta. Part of those trips included budgeting for a Chef from the Culinary Institute to prepare and showcase the seafood.That Chef is Ted Grant - he's the Research and Development Chef at Canada's Smartest Kitchen. He's a bit concerned that people have the wrong impression and think he's Fisheries Minister Ron MacKinley's personal chef. I paid Chef Grant a visit at Canada's Smartest Kitchen.
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Categories: Food/Chef
Tuesday November 20, 2012
Richard Raiswell - Debt, HST and Program Cuts
It's the second week of the fall sports season on PEI. Yes The legislature is in session. And already there's lots of talk about the provincial debt, the HST and the potential for cuts paying for programs and bills. Mainstreet's political columnist has a certain sense of deja vu. And it has a liberal feel to it. Here's Richard Raiswell.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Richard Raiswell
Tuesday November 20, 2012
Liz MacKay - Save the Bank and Your Sanity
Did you get to a craft fair or a mall or cross the border to Moncton over the weekend. Yes 'tis the season to try to buy happiness with gifts and major debt. Our Fighting to be Frugal columnist has five children and she's come up with some ways to save the bank and her sanity. Liz MacKay dropped by the Mainstreet studio.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Liz Mackay/Frugal Friend
Monday November 19, 2012
UPEI Wine Tasting Event - Jason Cooke and Wade Lynch
A group of UPEI students has organized an event for tomorrow night in Summerside - that should help them raise funds and have people raising some glasses. These are faculty of education students who are specializing - and their specialty requires a bit of travel. So they're combining the notion of travel with a global wine tasting opportunity. Jason Cooke is a 2nd year education student. Wade Lynch is the associate artistic director at the Charlottetown Festival and he's also a wine expert.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Events
Monday November 19, 2012
Spin Time - Jon Matthews
They say, do what you love and some people know from an early age... like award winning musician, producer and recording engineer Jon Matthews. Jon is our Spin Time DJ and Karen Mair met with him in his home studio. Here are links to his picks.Jason Plumb - Under and Over
What a Good Boy - Gorden/Barenaked Ladies
Do It Anyway - Ben Folds Five
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Categories: Spin Time Segment
Friday November 16, 2012
Jean-Sébastien Morin - New Zealand Wines
The last time our sommelier was here he began our introduction to wines from New Zealand. A country that went from being a nobody on the wine map to making a name for premium wines and cutting edge technology. Jean-Sébastien Morin is the wine category manager with the PEI Liquor Control Commission and he's back with more.New Zealand Wines
09533Z Stoneleigh Riesling (Marlborough) $19.99
08990Z Oyster Bay Merlot (Hawks Bay) $20.99
07438Z Villa Maria Syrah (Hawks Bay) $23.99
Beaujolais Nouveau
00212Y George Duboeuf Beaujolais Nouveau 2012 $15.99
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Categories: Jean-Sébastien Morin - Sommelier
Friday November 16, 2012
Cross Country Fun Hunt - Lacey Koughan
The CBC TV Show "Cross Country Fun Hunt" features teen star Jordan Francis traveling across Canada to destinations nominated by kids under 16 across the country. And if the lobster fishing in that clip sounds like something familiar - it's because the scene was shot on PEI. Lacey Koughan was successful in getting the Cross Country Fun Hunt crew to come to PEI and the episode airs this weekend. And PEI Fun Hunt kid ambassador Lacey joined Karen Mair in the studio. You can watch the PEI edition of CBC's Cross Country Fun Hunt this Saturday, November 17th at 9:30am. and join the show on facebook and online to vote and take part in other cool stuff cbc.ca/kids/funhunt.caDownload Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: episodes
Thursday November 15, 2012
Boyde Beck - 1881 Bank Fiasco
Imagine you arrive and work and the boss has fled the province. Our Historian Boyde Beck brings us the real story of the Bank of Prince Edward Island in 1881.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Boyde Beck
Thursday November 15, 2012
Bully Book - Doretta Groenendyk
Even though this is anti-bullying week in Canada, not a day goes by when we don't hear or see examples of bullying. On the internet, in the schoolyard, the workplace and in the legislature. An artist, writer and teacher has pooled her creativity to approach bullying with a picture book. Karen Mair reached Doretta Groenendyk at her home in Annapolis, Nova Scotia.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Book/Author
Wednesday November 14, 2012
Throne Speech Debrief - Brendan Elliott
Lieutenant Governor Frank Lewis opened the fall session of the provincial legislature this week with his speech from throne. The speech gives Islanders a glimpse at the blueprint or roadmap government plans to follow for the next year. Our political reporter Brendan Elliott has gone through the speech and he joined Karen Mair in the studio with some of the highlights.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Politics
Wednesday November 14, 2012
Jane Ledwell - I Saw Your Name in the Paper
Like turning on the radio it's a habit for many Islanders to open a paper at the start of the day. That's the starting point for some research Jane Ledwell conducted looking at The Guardian. Jane works with the PEI Advisory Council on the Status of Women and the PEI Coaltion for Women in Government. Those two organizations along with the Confederation Centre Library are sponsoring a conversation tonight about the media and women's leadership called I Saw Your Name in the Paper. Jane Ledwell stopped by the studio.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Events
Tuesday November 13, 2012
Richard Raiswell - Retiring Old-style Politics
From Remembrance Day ceremonies yesterday - to the Legislature opening for another session tomorrow - the outside of Province House has seen a bit of sprucing already this week. But it's what goes on inside that's on our political columnist's mind. Today Richard Raiswell looks at retiring old-style politics on PEI.
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Categories: Richard Raiswell
Tuesday November 13, 2012
Laurie Brinklow - Here For The Music
Laurie Brinklow wears many hats - she's a mother - a writer an editor a publisher - a wonderful friend - a PhD candidate - a singer - a fabulous baker - and now author to a collection of poems called Here For The Music. The book is being launched along with music this wednesday evening. I asked Laurie to pop by the studio to chat about these poems.
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Categories: Book/Author
Tuesday November 13, 2012
Anna and Godfrey Baldacchino - A Taste of Islands
There's no better way to get to know people and a culture than through food. Not to mention marking special occasions with traditional foods and feasts. When you put two people together - one who loves to cook - the other loves to eat and by nature of his work is forced to travel to islands around the world. Well what could be better than a cookbook. Anna Baldacchino and her husband Godfrey joined Karen Mair to talk about their new book... A Taste of Islands.
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Categories: Book/Author
Tuesday November 13, 2012
Diane Griffin - Walk & Talk
Many people are entwined in the Plan B debate these days. It's the latest in many clashes between development and preservation on pei. Diane Griffin has worked in and outside government for decades - and always working for the cause of nature. Now she's decided to retire as program manager with the nature conservancy of canada. Next week there will be a dinner and roast to recognize her contributions and a fundraiser of course with money going back to conservation projects on pei. Karen went for a walk with Diane Griffin to learn and reflect.
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Categories: Climate/Environment
Tuesday November 13, 2012
Suzanne Campbell - Spin Time
Music teacher, Mezzo-soprano Suzanne Campbell is our SpinTime DJ! Suzanne shares her music beginnings, tells us about who here music idols are, and the challenge of taking care of her instrument - her voice.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Spin Time Segment
Friday November 9, 2012
Dutch Thompson - 90 Year old Veteran
Remembrance day is just around the corner and Dutch Thompson is here with the story of a remarkable 2nd World War veteran celebrating her 90th birthday.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Dutch Thompson
Friday November 9, 2012
Silence of the Strings - Sara Fraser
Students interested in learning how to play the violin will no longer be able to do it during school hours. The Eastern School District is phasing out the strings program at the five schools that previously offered it.It's not a financial decision, but rather an educational one. Tammy Hubley-Little is in charge of curriculum delivery for the school board. We also wanted to find out how losing the program will affect students. Longtime music teacher Sue Irvine, president of the Registered Music Teachers Association on PEI, also spoke with reporter Sara Fraser.
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Categories: episodes
Friday November 9, 2012
48th annual PEI Crafts Council Crafts Fair
The Confederation Centre of the arts is being transformed today. People who have been creating prints and pottery, jewellry to specialty foods... are moving in. Tomorrow the 48th annual PEI Crafts Council Crafts Fair begins. The craft fair and the nature of the business have changed a lot over the years. Karen Mair met up with two artisans who represent some of those changes. Potter Suzanne Scott has been raising the council's profile through social media. And woodworker Joe McAskill has expanded the family's woodworking business to include a craftstore showcasing a variety of crafts.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Events
Thursday November 8, 2012
Mainstreet on Map - Taylor Arsenault
We're going back to school for this edition of Mainstreet on the Map. Over 200 students from nearly 100 countries come together to share their lives at Lester B Pearson College in BC. They finish their high school education and have an extraordinary life experience at the same time. Taylor Arsenault is one of those students and we reached him for this edition of Mainstreet on the Map.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Mainstreet on the Map
Thursday November 8, 2012
Chas Guay - Promises CD
If you don't know Chas Guay you've probably seen him playing guitar on stage at the Charlottetown Festival or as part of a collective of friends that include Mike Mooney, Chris Corrigan, Sean Ferris and others. He also started the independant record store Back Alley. A couple of years ago Music PEI recognized Chas as musician of the year. And with his past two CD's he's moved from the background in the band to the lead singer-songwriter. Chas Guay popped into the studio to talk about his new CD Promises.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Music/Artist
Thursday November 8, 2012
Alicia Bruce - Obama Campaign Volunteer
If Islanders weren't up late connecting the dots on PNP names - they were probably taking part in that favorite sport of election watching. A 21 year old Island woman was in the thick of it for the past few days volunteering for the Obama campaign. Alicia Bruce is from South Lake and Karen Mair reached her via skype.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Events, episodes
Wednesday November 7, 2012
A Night of Remembrance - Musical Tribute
The band Phase 2 along with musicians Kendall Docherty and Brian Knox have been working hard creating a show called A Night of Remembrance. They call it a musical tribute for those who have served and continue to serve. There are four shows beginning Thursday - and admission is free to veterans and service people. Kendall Docherty and Phase 2 band member Gerry Hickey gave us a list of the songs in the line-up and the concept behind the show.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Events, Music/Artist
Wednesday November 7, 2012
Clyde River Book - Vivien Beer
Usually when a scenic picture book is published - the photos are chosen by the photographer with the help of an editor. But in the case of the community Clyde River - the photographer consulted with those who had seen the area evolve over many years; the seniors in the community. The Book is called Landscape of Memories and Vivien Beer is the writer and photographer.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Book/Author
Wednesday November 7, 2012
U.S. Voter John Keaveny
Millions of Americans are standing in long lines today as they wait to cast their ballot in the U.S. election. PEI summer resident John Keaveny, was one of the voters who opted for advacnce polls. He still waited for hours but says it was worth every minute. We reached John Keaveny at his home in Lake Worth, Florida.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: episodes
Tuesday November 6, 2012
Early Years - Dr. Stuart Shanker
Learning - as we know - starts from the earliest age and hopefully continues for as long as we're able. Recently the educators and caregivers involved in Smart Start PEI got some exposure to international experts sharing leading edge research and techniques. Dr. Stuart Shanker is a child development expert at York University. He talked with parents and educators about self-regulation.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Book/Author, episodes
Tuesday November 6, 2012
Doris Mason - Q-Line
Singer and pianist Doris Mason of Nova Scotia, shares her earliest musical memories, her insights on people, love, food, books and more, when she submitted to the Q-Line with Karen Mair.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Q-Line
Monday November 5, 2012
Spin Time - Sharon Labchuk
Our SpinTime guest today is no stranger to Islanders. As an environmental activist she's raised awareness of some islanders and the ire of others. Sharon Labchuk is many things including a mother - a great gardener and cook and a trail blazing politician. Tonight the Green Party will celebrate her contributions as she steps down as leader of the party. But first to get her warmed up for that party - Sharon Labchuk joined Karen Mair as our DJ. Here's links to her picks.
Astral Weeks - Van Morrison
Into the Wild - Jerry Hannan
Last Great American Whale - Lou Reed
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Categories: Spin Time Segment
Monday November 5, 2012
General John de Chastelain - Nichola Goddard
It's not every day a distinguished Canadian General pops into our station. But today General John de Chastelain did just that. He's on the Island to take part in the fourth annual fundraising dinner for The Nichola Goddard Foundation. The sold-out event tomorrow night raises money in memory of Goddard - the first Canadian female soldier killed in combat. General de Chastelain is now a retired Canadian soldier and diplomat who was twice appointed as Canada's Chief of the Defence Staff. From 1995 and Up until recently he was involved in the Northern Ireland peace process.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Events
Monday November 5, 2012
Jamie MacSwain - Temporary Moon
Jamie MacSwain has been involved with the PEI music scene for years. He is finally releasing his own CD at Fishbones tomorrow. His cdbaby listing defines it as "Ragged indie-singer-songwriter rock for dancing and moon gazing. 80s R.E.M and 90s Sloan meets Ron Sexsmith and the Ramones."Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Music/Artist
Friday November 2, 2012
Jean-Sébastien Morin - New Zealand Wines
With so many people removing mustaches for Movember - it could make sipping wine a little less messy. Today our sommelier is adding to our travel miles as he begins a two-part tour of New Zealand. Jean-Sebastien morin is the wine category manager with the PEI Liquor Control Commission.11806Z Villa Maria Sauvignon Blanc $19.30
09531Z New Harbor Sauvignon Blanc $16.95
07474Z White Haven Pinot Noir $24.99
07437Z Oyster Bay Pinot Noir $24.99
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Categories: Jean-Sébastien Morin - Sommelier
Friday November 2, 2012
Movember - Justin Simard & Dr. Ed Hanson
By this point in the day many men have shaved off mustaches and beards - and started growing them again. Yes it's Movember - an international campaign - initially about protate cancer. But just like the campaign - Movember has grown to include another important health concern and that's mental illness. Justin Simard is helping to co-ordinate the Charlottetown Movember campaign and Dr. Ed Hanson is a prostate cancer survivor and is a psychologist with PEI's Community and Correctional Services.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Events
Thursday November 1, 2012
Eerie Tale from 1852 - Boyde Beck
Boyde Beck tells us the eerie story about a crew of timber harvesters encountering something very strange in a forest near West Point in 1852. Boyde Beck, Mainstreet's Island Historian, warns those trick or treating near West Point.Download Flash Player to view this content.
Categories: Boyde Beck
Thursday November 1, 2012
Horror Films - Dave Stewart
There is one way to get that scary feeling all year round... through watching movies and TV. Dave Stewart is an expert on horror films. In fact his blog is called bloody-terror. He's been featuring a different film on his facebook page every day this month. Karen Mair asked Dave Stewart to stop by.Check Out Dave's Lists
Dave Stewart - Fraidy Cats.pdf
Dave Stewart - Halloween Family Viewing.pdf
Dave Stewart - Horror List Champs.pdf
Dave Stewart - TV Terror.pdf
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Categories: episodes
- December 2012
- Thu., 27 – NEXT ON MAINSTREET
- Thu., 27 – SpinTime - Todd MacLean
- Thu., 20 – Sarah Crosby - Mainstreet on the Map
- Thu., 20 – Toy Story for Christmas Campaign
- Wed., 19 – Boyde Beck - First Community Cookbook
- Wed., 19 – Yalda celebration - Susan Behi
- Tue., 18 – Frugal Holidays - Liz Mackay
- Tue., 18 – Fun Hunt Ambassador - Lacey Koughan
- Mon., 17 – Spring Park School - Christmas Donation
- Mon., 17 – Turkey Time - Kate McKenna
- Fri., 14 – Jean-Sébastien Morin - Sommelier
- Thu., 13 – Boyde Beck - Acadian Deportation
- Wed., 12 – Big Brothers of PEI - Heather Doran
- Wed., 12 – Gracie Finley - The Montgomery Theatre
- Tue., 11 – Richard Raiswell - CRA poll
- Mon., 10 – Lion's Club - Ronnie McIntosh
- Mon., 10 – The Mark Haines choir - CBC Turkey Drive
- Fri., 7 – Dutch Thompson - Bygone Xmas Presents
- Wed., 5 – Montague Food Bank - Mary Bryand
- Tue., 4 – Richard Raiswell - Maritime Union
- Tue., 4 – NEXT ON MAINSTREET
- November 2012
- Fri., 30 – Spin Time - Steve Bruce
- Fri., 30 – Paper Lions - King's County Food Banks
- Fri., 30 – Susur Lee - Q-Line
- Thu., 29 – Sofie and Lucie Herinkova - Karen's Big Fans
- Wed., 28 – Island Senator Mike Duffy - Maritime Union
- Tue., 27 – Richard Raiswell - Drunk Driving Penalties
- Tue., 27 – Rikki Schock - Aboriginal Order of Canada
- Mon., 26 – Steven Page - Barenaked and Solo
- Mon., 26 – Christina Bouey - Spin Time
- Mon., 26 – Questions About Wine?
- Thu., 22 – Mainstreet on the Map - Brianna Gill
- Wed., 21 – Stacey MacKinnon - Changing Our Partner
- Wed., 21 – Ted Grant - Showcasing PEI Seafood
- Tue., 20 – Liz MacKay - Save the Bank and Your Sanity
- Mon., 19 – Spin Time - Jon Matthews
- Fri., 16 – Jean-Sébastien Morin - New Zealand Wines
- Fri., 16 – Cross Country Fun Hunt - Lacey Koughan
- Thu., 15 – Boyde Beck - 1881 Bank Fiasco
- Thu., 15 – Bully Book - Doretta Groenendyk
- Wed., 14 – Throne Speech Debrief - Brendan Elliott
- Wed., 14 – Jane Ledwell - I Saw Your Name in the Paper
- Tue., 13 – Laurie Brinklow - Here For The Music
- Tue., 13 – Diane Griffin - Walk & Talk
- Tue., 13 – Suzanne Campbell - Spin Time
- Fri., 9 – Dutch Thompson - 90 Year old Veteran
- Fri., 9 – Silence of the Strings - Sara Fraser
- Thu., 8 – Mainstreet on Map - Taylor Arsenault
- Thu., 8 – Chas Guay - Promises CD
- Thu., 8 – Alicia Bruce - Obama Campaign Volunteer
- Wed., 7 – A Night of Remembrance - Musical Tribute
- Wed., 7 – Clyde River Book - Vivien Beer
- Wed., 7 – U.S. Voter John Keaveny
- Tue., 6 – Early Years - Dr. Stuart Shanker
- Tue., 6 – Doris Mason - Q-Line
- Mon., 5 – Spin Time - Sharon Labchuk
- Mon., 5 – Jamie MacSwain - Temporary Moon
- Fri., 2 – Jean-Sébastien Morin - New Zealand Wines
- Fri., 2 – Movember - Justin Simard & Dr. Ed Hanson
- Thu., 1 – Eerie Tale from 1852 - Boyde Beck
- Thu., 1 – Horror Films - Dave Stewart
- October 2012
- Wed., 31 – Coyote - Josh Carter and Bradford Rooney
- Wed., 31 – Storm Girls in NYC - Jill, Elise & Karen
- Fri., 26 – Chris Smith/Seventh Stone - Spin Time
- Fri., 26 – Dutch Thompson - Stories From World War 2
- Fri., 26 – Dreamboat Lucy - Hilary and Louanna Murphy
- Wed., 24 – Liz MacKay - Small Changes Give Big Money
- Wed., 24 – Jane Ledwell - NOTlazy
- Tue., 23 – Haunted Farm - Judy Lowther
- Tue., 23 – Jacob Richler - My Canada Includes Foie Gras
- Mon., 22 – Michael Burns - Spin Time
- Fri., 19 – Jean-Sébastien Morin - Return to Italy
- Fri., 19 – Protest History - Dr. Ryan O'Connor
- Thu., 18 – Protest History - Dr. Ed MacDonald
- Thu., 18 – Boyde Beck - Isabel Expedition
- Wed., 17 – Steve Patterson Q-Line
- Wed., 17 – Tom Connor - Sculptor
- Wed., 17 – Bygone Days - Dutch Thompson
- Wed., 17 – Learning Disabilities - Angie Demarco
- Tue., 16 – Richard Raiswell - Political Columnist
- Tue., 16 – Two Hours Traffic - Siren Spell
- Tue., 16 – Bad Habits - Good Thing CD Launch
- Tue., 16 – Donna Garner - Spin Time
- Thu., 11 – Here and Away - Andrew MacCormack
- Thu., 11 – Mainstreet on the Map - Sarah Winiger
- Wed., 10 – Q-Line Valdy
- Wed., 10 – Plan B protest - Gail Rhyno
- Fri., 5 – Alan Doyle - Solo CD "Boy On Bridge"
- Fri., 5 – Jean-Sébastien Morin - Sommelier
- Thu., 4 – Boyde Beck - Prohibition in PEI
- Wed., 3 – Jan Zwiky
- Wed., 3 – Heather Irving - Win Alan Doyle tickets
- Tue., 2 – Fighting to be Frugal - Kids & Finances
- Mon., 1 – Spin Time - Bob Blumer
- September 2012
- Fri., 28 – Dutch Thompson - Bygone Days (Keith Mutch)
- Fri., 28 – Saeed in Rumi Concert
- Thu., 27 – Mainstreet on the Map - Nicollette Stanley
- Thu., 27 – Charlie A'Court - Triumph and Disaster CD
- Wed., 26 – Don't leave Us Hanging - The Guild/Art Show
- Wed., 26 – Climate Change and Tourism - Dan Scott
- Tue., 25 – Richard Raiswell - Longterm Health Problems?
- Mon., 24 – Brooks Roche & Beth Cummings - Molly Appeal
- Mon., 24 – Spintime - Sam Carter
- Mon., 24 – Jared Connaughton & Teddy Katz
- Fri., 21 – Sommelier - Jean-Sebastien Morin
- Thu., 20 – Tim Chaisson - The Other Side
- Thu., 20 – Boyde Beck - The Malpeque Oyster
- Wed., 19 – Super Tuesday - Mark Critch
- Wed., 19 – Small Lies, Big Lies - Stacey MacKinnon
- Tue., 18 – Michelle Bouey - Over the Rainbow
- Mon., 17 – Spin Time - Chef Michael Smith
- Mon., 17 – John Connelly - Terry Fox Musical
- Fri., 14 – Dutch Thompson - Favorite Stories
- Fri., 14 – Sadie Calhoun - Wade Lynch and Diane Barnes
- Thu., 13 – Brady Cudmore - Mainstreet on the Map
- Wed., 12 – Ellyn Lyle - Of Books, Barns & Boardrooms
- Tue., 11 – Richard Raiswell - Political Columnist
- Tue., 11 – World Suicide Prevention Day - Pat Doyle
- Tue., 11 – Susur Lee - Fall Flavours Events
- Tue., 11 – Chef Anna Olson - Picnic In The Park
- Tue., 11 – Spin Time - Peter Tiefenbach
- Fri., 7 – Miss Caledonia - Johnson & Nelles-McGee
- Fri., 7 – English Words - Red Potion
- Tue., 4 – Spin Time - Tess Benger
- August 2012
- Fri., 31 – Performers Valdy & Doris Mason
- Thu., 30 – Mainstreet on the Map - Michael Farrar
- Wed., 29 – Honey Drops In Space - John Rowe
- Wed., 29 – Lawrence Hill - Q-Line
- Tue., 28 – Cameron Francis - Summit Award
- Mon., 27 – Spin Time - Tanya Davis
- Fri., 24 – Ian Toms - Playbook CD Launch
- Thu., 23 – Liz MacKay - Back-to-school Savings
- Thu., 23 – Boyde Beck - Island UFO sighting
- Wed., 22 – Nathalie Boivin - Health Literacy
- Wed., 22 – Author Hilary MacLeod - All Is Clam
- Tue., 21 – City Cinema - Lorne Elliott
- Fri., 17 – Dutch Thompson's WHEN & WHAT QUIZ!
- Fri., 17 – Jaclyn Gallant - Micah's Future Hopes
- Thu., 16 – Mainstreet on the Map - Janelle Bradley
- Tue., 14 – Trudeau Stories - Brooke Johnson
- Tue., 14 – Spin Time - Irish Mythen
- Fri., 10 – Jean-Sebastian Morin - American Wines
- Fri., 10 – Novelist Lawrence Hill - The Book of Negroes
- Fri., 10 – Doug Millington - PEI Jazz & Blues Festival
- Thu., 9 – Boyde Beck - Old Home Week of 1912
- Thu., 9 – CBC's Mark Lee - Jared Connaughton
- Wed., 8 – Q-Line - David Myles
- Tue., 7 – Spin Time - Tara MacLean
- Fri., 3 – Dutch Thompson - Cars Banned on PEI
- Thu., 2 – Mainstreet On The Map - Leesa Noujeim
- Thu., 2 – Nunsense - Harbourfront Theatre
- Wed., 1 – Archeologists - Stanhope Dig
- July 2012
- Tue., 31 – CN Think Golf - Bruce Rainnie
- Mon., 30 – Spin Time - Marlane O'Brien
- Mon., 30 – Cystic Fibrosis - Melvin Jay & Ken Chan
- Fri., 27 – Jean-Sebastien Morin - French wine
- Thu., 26 – Art in the Open - Charlottetown
- Thu., 26 – Boyde Beck - Civil War Captain McCloud
- Wed., 25 – Murray McLauchlan - Q-Line
- Wed., 25 – Klezmer Concert - Mark Simons
- Tue., 24 – Hugh MacDonald - Poetry Workshops
- Mon., 23 – Spin Time - Gary Schneider
- Mon., 23 – Jared Connaughton - Island Sprinter
- Fri., 20 – Dutch Thompson - Accents Quiz
- Fri., 20 – Chris Cannon - Male Exotic Dancer
- Thu., 19 – Emilie Novaczek - Mainstreet on the Map
- Wed., 18 – Mainstreet Mascot Summit
- Wed., 18 – Liz Mackay - Frugal Cars
- Wed., 18 – Owen Laukkanen - Q Line
- Tue., 17 – Stacey MacKinnon - The Double-date
- Tue., 17 – Woodleigh Replica's - Tim Archer
- Tue., 17 – Richard Lemm - Riptides New Island Fiction
- Tue., 17 – Spin Time - Ben Kunder
- Fri., 13 – Why do mosquitoes bite me and not You?
- Fri., 13 – Oak Acres Children's Camp
- Fri., 13 – Sommelier - Jean-Sebastian Morin
- Thu., 12 – Summer Camps - Camp Seggie
- Thu., 12 – Boyde Beck - Henry Ford's Fiddle
- Tue., 10 – Matt Bowness - Emmy Awards Jewellry
- Tue., 10 – Summer Camps
- Mon., 9 – Spin Time - Tom Allen
- Fri., 6 – Colleen McKie - Fierce Ink Press
- Fri., 6 – Dutch Thomson - Jobs In The Bygone Days
- Fri., 6 – Shane Howard - Musician
- Fri., 6 – Olivia Ruth MacLeod - Tribute
- Thu., 5 – An Acadian Experience in Cavendish
- Thu., 5 – Paige Matthie - Mainstreet on the Map
- Thu., 5 – Linden MacIntyre - Q-Line
- Wed., 4 – Sharlene MacLean - Victoria Playhouse
- June 2012
- Fri., 29 – Spin Time - Ron Mackinley
- Fri., 29 – Vishten - Emmanuelle LeBlanc
- Fri., 29 – Wines - Jean-Sebastian Morin
- Thu., 28 – Boyde Beck - Party Like It's 1897
- Thu., 28 – Frugal Vacations - Liz Mackay
- Wed., 27 – Cross-Country Cookbook Shelf
- Wed., 27 – Arthritis - Susan Tilley-Russell
- Wed., 27 – Michelle Bouey - Wizard of Oz
- Tue., 26 – Dr Stacey MacKinnon - Peer pressure
- Mon., 25 – Spin Time - Garnet Rogers
- Thu., 21 – Dutch Thompson - Work and Food
- Thu., 21 – A Tribute to Bud Whelan
- Thu., 21 – Jan Rudd and Gary Evans - Small Halls
- Wed., 20 – CBC Cookbook Contest - PEI's Ann Thurlow
- Wed., 20 – Michael Gabriel - Mikinduri Children
- Wed., 20 – Two Crows Joy - Art Exhibit
- Wed., 20 – CBC Cookbook Contest - Alberta
- Tue., 19 – Cross-Country Cookbook Shelf
- Tue., 19 – Brian Ahern - Ring Of Fire
- Fri., 15 – Spin Time - David Francey
- Fri., 15 – Coronation Street - Fiz and John
- Fri., 15 – Ashley MacIsaac - Festival of Small Halls
- Thu., 14 – Four-legged Students - Cannon and Kaboom
- Thu., 14 – Boyde Beck - John Hamilton Gray
- Thu., 14 – Barb MacDonald and Seeing Eye Dog Myrna
- Tue., 12 – Round Spinning House
- Tue., 12 – Montague Rock - Jonathan MacInnis
- Tue., 12 – Kings Playhouse - Julie Haddow
- Tue., 12 – Rock Minister - Keith Gale
- Fri., 8 – Spin Time - Claire Nantes
- Thu., 7 – Slow Food - Michael Howell
- Thu., 7 – Dutch Thompson - Modern Conveniences
- Wed., 6 – Walk To Fight Arthritis
- Tue., 5 – Home Again - Ian Petrie & Megan Williams
- Mon., 4 – Richard Raiswell - Political Columnist
- Fri., 1 – Spin Time - Nudie
- Fri., 1 – Radon Levels - Barb MacKinnon
- Fri., 1 – Fringe Festival
- May 2012
- Wed., 30 – Charcuterie - Carl and Rhonda Lloyd
- Wed., 30 – Boyde Beck - Confederation Bridge
- Wed., 30 – Liquor Agency - Freddy Doiron
- Tue., 29 – Art In The Open - Becka Viau & Pan Wendt
- Tue., 29 – Micah Gallant - SMA Fundraising Effort
- Tue., 29 – Political Columnist - Richard Raiswell
- Fri., 25 – Spin Time - Kelly Caseley
- Fri., 25 – 2012 Festival of Wines
- Fri., 25 – One Book-One Island - Grace Dawson
- Fri., 25 – Darren Peters - Schizophrenia Society of PEI
- Thu., 24 – Confederation Centre - Dean Constable
- Thu., 24 – Mainstreet on the Map - Lindsay Michael
- Thu., 24 – Jeff McCourt - PEI Savour Food and Wine Show
- Wed., 23 – Richard Raiswell - Political Columnist
- Wed., 23 – Liz MacKay - Frugal Friend
- Tue., 22 – Spin Time - Guitarist George Antoniak
- Tue., 22 – Win Tickets to Savour Food and Wine Show
- Fri., 18 – Stacey MacKinnon - Relationship Advisor
- Fri., 18 – Florence May Ames - In Memory
- Thu., 17 – Boyde Beck - PEI Inventions
- Wed., 16 – Cynthia King - Re-imagine CBC
- Wed., 16 – Elizabeth Wybou - Author
- Wed., 16 – Hannah Bell - Start Up PEI Challenge
- Tue., 15 – Richard Raiswell - Political Columnist
- Tue., 15 – Reg Porter - Island Historian
- Mon., 14 – Spin Time - Mothers of Mainstreet
- Fri., 11 – Mother's Day Contest Winners
- Fri., 11 – Mother's Day Portrait Contest Entries
- Thu., 10 – Dutch Thompson
- Wed., 9 – Enter Our Mother's Day Portrait Contest
- Tue., 8 – Lesley Andrew - Learning Disabilities
- Mon., 7 – Spin Time - Michael Kennedy
- Mon., 7 – North Lakes - Nathan Gill
- Fri., 4 – Boyde Beck - Dogs and Taxes
- Fri., 4 – Owen Laukkanen - Debut Novel
- Wed., 2 – Music Therapy
- Tue., 1 – Copper Theft
- April 2012
- Mon., 30 – Mainstreet on the Map - Kyra O'Hanley
- Mon., 30 – Spin Time - Wade Lynch
- Wed., 25 – Mille Clarkes
- Tue., 24 – Eptek centre - Space
- Mon., 23 – Deighan - Spin Time
- Fri., 20 – Win $100 worth of Lobster!!!
- Fri., 20 – Eastern School District Drama Festival
- Thu., 19 – Natan Nevo - Holocaust survivor
- Thu., 19 – Boyde Beck Lobster
- Wed., 18 – College of Piping
- Tue., 17 – Liz MacKay - Frugal Cleaning
- Fri., 13 – Dutch Thompson - Feedback
- Thu., 12 – Why Men Lie - Linden MacIntyre
- Thu., 12 – Mainstreet on The Map - Colin Stanfield
- Wed., 11 – Stacey MacKinnon - Resiliency
- Tue., 10 – National Council of Welfare
- Mon., 9 – Choc Full of Good
- Thu., 5 – Boyde Beck - Lucy Isabella Bird
- Wed., 4 – Not Myself Today
- Tue., 3 – Canada 150
- Mon., 2 – Spin Time Peter Richards
- March 2012
- Fri., 30 – Rural Reflections with John Quimby
- Fri., 30 – ECMA 'Name the Nominee' Contest
- Fri., 30 – Dutch Thompson - Country Doctors
- Thu., 29 – Mainstreet on The Map - Donnalee Downe
- Wed., 28 – Relatively Speaking
- Tue., 27 – Michael Corbett - SMALL SCHOOLS
- Mon., 26 – Katie McGarry
- Fri., 23 – Boxer the Horse
- Thu., 22 – Boyde Beck - Farmer's Bank
- Wed., 21 – Iranian Spring
- Tue., 20 – Penny Pincher
- Mon., 19 – Spin Time - Cef Pobjoy
- Fri., 16 – Dutch Thompson - St. Patrick's Day
- Thu., 15 – Parkside Elementary bicycle rack
- Tue., 13 – Taming of the Shrew
- Mon., 12 – Win A KOBO E-Reader!
- Mon., 12 – Geneva Villa
- Mon., 12 – Spin Time - Andrew King
- Fri., 9 – Nitrate testing
- Thu., 8 – Boyde Beck - Household tips
- Wed., 7 – Dr Don Desserud
- Tue., 6 – Living Healthy
- Fri., 2 – Dutch - Telephone
- Fri., 2 – Mainstreet on the Map - Tina Robichaud
- Fri., 2 – Mainstreet on the Map - Tina Robichaud
- February 2012
- Wed., 29 – Special Olympics - Winter Games
- Tue., 28 – 2012 Easter Seals Ambassador
- Mon., 27 – Spin Time - Nils Ling
- Fri., 24 – The Prolific Arsenaults
- Wed., 22 – What About The Boys?
- Tue., 21 – Joan Woods
- Mon., 20 – Spin Time - David Myles
- Fri., 17 – Dutch - Nicknames
- Thu., 16 – Mainstreet on The Map
- Wed., 15 – Stacey MacKinnon - Chivalry
- Tue., 14 – Helena Burke
- Mon., 13 – Bryan Trottier - Spin Time
- Fri., 10 – Atlantic Path Research Project
- Wed., 8 – Michael Corney - "Gift of Six"
- Mon., 6 – Winter Biking
- Mon., 6 – Chef Michael Smith
- Mon., 6 – Spin Time - Heather Wilson
- Fri., 3 – Mainstreet on The Map - Richard Reagh
- Wed., 1 – Rare List of PEI Acadians from 1763
- January 2012
- Mon., 30 – Arts Fundraiser for people with Alopecia
- Fri., 27 – Spin Time - Alan Dowling
- Thu., 26 – Children in Nature - a soundscape
- Thu., 26 – Boyde Beck - Wartime Ice Rescue
- Mon., 23 – Prince Street Elementary's Love of Reading
- Fri., 20 – Dutch - Kathleen Henderson Jelly
- Thu., 19 – Mainstreet on the Map - Dan Ledwell
- Wed., 18 – UPEI Reading - Holly Luhning
- Tue., 17 – David Sheffield - Gene MacLellan
- Mon., 16 – Spin Time - Dennis Ellsworth
- Fri., 13 – Ephetas Norman - Back to Haiti
- Tue., 10 – Tara MacLean - Remembering Gene MacLellan
- Mon., 9 – Spin Time - Kelley Mooney
- Mon., 9 – Mainstreet on the Map - Kristina Nilsson
- Fri., 6 – Dutch - Polly Gulak
- Wed., 4 – Secret Santa
- Tue., 3 – Spin Time- Joey Kitson
- December 2011
- Fri., 30 – Peter Rukavina - New Year's Levees
- Thu., 29 – Boyde Beck - Etiquette
- Wed., 28 – Bedford MacDonald House
- Tue., 27 – Mainstreet on the Map - Chanda Pinsent
- Thu., 22 – Dutch Thompson - Welsh Christmas
- Tue., 20 – Stacey MacKinnon - Family Holidays
- Thu., 15 – Boyde Beck - Christmas traditions
- Wed., 14 – The Sound of Music
- Wed., 14 – Monday night sessions
- Fri., 9 – Dutch Thompson - Buy Nothing
- Wed., 7 – Research on Tap - Dr George Jia
- Tue., 6 – Arthritis Society
- Mon., 5 – Don Fraser
- Thu., 1 – Marion Bruce
- Thu., 1 – Boyde Beck - James Peters
- November 2011
- Wed., 30 – Heart and stroke
- Sun., 27 – Spin Time - Steve Mouzon
- Fri., 25 – Dutch Thompson - Phantom Ship
- Thu., 24 – Mainstreet on the map
- Wed., 23 – Aviva Fund
- Tue., 22 – Go PEI
- Mon., 21 – Spin Time - James Mark
- Thu., 17 – Boyde Beck
- Wed., 16 – George McRobie
- Tue., 15 – Roberto Perez
- Mon., 14 – Spin Time - Mae Ames
- Fri., 11 – 200 Wing
- Fri., 11 – Dutch Thompson - Women & War
- Thu., 10 – Mainstreet on the Map - Simon Poirier
- Wed., 9 – Dianne Hicks Morrow
- Tue., 8 – Garcia Family
- Mon., 7 – Spin Time - Mac Campbell
- Fri., 4 – Sylvia Tyson
- Thu., 3 – Boyde Beck - Floating coffin
- Wed., 2 – The Attic, The Pearls and 3 Fine girls
- Tue., 1 – Unicef
- October 2011
- Mon., 31 – Spin Time - Steve Patterson
- Fri., 28 – Dutch Thompson - Railway
- Wed., 26 – Dreamtime
- Mon., 24 – Dutch Thompson - Biscuits
- Fri., 21 – Elaine Harrison
- Thu., 20 – Louise Oxley
- Thu., 20 – Stacey MacKinnon
- Thu., 20 – Boyde Beck
- Wed., 19 – DUTCH THOMPSON - FEEDBACK
- Tue., 18 – Spin Time - Morgan Saulnier
- Tue., 18 – Molly Peacock
- Wed., 5 – Research on Tap
- Tue., 4 – Bake 'Em Better Than Boomer's
- Tue., 4 – Aboriginal Truth and Reconciliation
- Mon., 3 – Spin Time - Jeff Giles
- September 2011
- Thu., 29 – Dutch Thompson - Fall Flavours
- Thu., 29 – Mainstreet on the Map
- Wed., 28 – Wayne Johnston
- Tue., 27 – Dr Michael Bliss
- Mon., 26 – Spin Time - Matt Moore
- Fri., 23 – Curtis Stone
- Fri., 23 – Alzheimer Society
- Thu., 22 – Boyde Beck
- Wed., 21 – Contact East
- Tue., 20 – Charlottetown Harbour Series
- Mon., 19 – Spin Time Liam Dolan
- Fri., 16 – Dutch Thompson - Where's the Beef?
- Thu., 15 – Mainstreet on the Map - Laurie Murphy
- Wed., 14 – Great Canadian Adventure
- Tue., 13 – Q line - Louis Penny
- Tue., 13 – Spin Time - Katie Swift
- Mon., 12 – Ron MacLean
- Fri., 9 – Stacey MacKinnon
- Thu., 8 – Boyde Beck - the Gordon Boys
- Wed., 7 – Fixed Election Dates
- Tue., 6 – Spin Time - Lena Turofsky
- Fri., 2 – Dutch Thompson
- Thu., 1 – Mainstreet on the Map - Nick Burka
- August 2011
- Wed., 31 – Dennis Ellsworth
- Tue., 30 – Charlottetown Yacht Club
- Tue., 30 – Mikinduri and Stanley
- Mon., 29 – Spin Time - Sen. Mike Duffy
- Fri., 26 – Growing Forward-Building Natures Bridges
- Thu., 25 – Boyde Beck - Tragic Land Dispute
- Wed., 24 – How to avoid dating a jerk
- Tue., 23 – Pamela Large Moran on Jack Layton
- Mon., 22 – Spin Time - Peter Bevan Baker
- Fri., 19 – Stacey MacKinnon - Love & Money
- Fri., 19 – Dutch thompson accent quiz
- Thu., 18 – Mainstreet on the Map - Tim Cullen
- Wed., 17 – Bracelets of Hope
- Tue., 16 – Hamilton Tigercats
- Mon., 15 – Exibition Drive
- Fri., 12 – Edouard Blanchard - St. Augustine's church
- Fri., 12 – Shepherd's Farm - Gordon Bailey
- Thu., 11 – Boyde Beck - The Worrell Job
- Thu., 11 – Q line Carmen Mikol
- Tue., 9 – Mainstreet on the Map
- July 2011
- Fri., 22 – Dutch Thompson - Georgetown
- Thu., 21 – Mainstreet on the Map - Mike MacDonald
- Wed., 20 – Great Kapok Tree
- Tue., 19 – Farmers helping farmers
- Mon., 18 – Spin Time - Tim Banks
- Fri., 15 – The Healing Power of Horses
- Wed., 13 – Arts and Heritage trail
- Tue., 12 – Young Millionaires
- Mon., 11 – Spin Time Dr. Heather Morrison
- Fri., 8 – Dutch Thompson - Tractors
- Tue., 5 – Stacey Mackinnon - Young love
- June 2011
- Fri., 24 – Mainstreet on the Map
- Fri., 24 – Dutch Thompson - Queenie MacKinnon
- Wed., 22 – Chef Michael Smith
- Tue., 21 – Shepherd's Farm
- Mon., 20 – Spin Time - Anne Allan
- Fri., 17 – Rachna Gilmore
- Mon., 13 – Small Halls Contest
- Mon., 13 – Spin Time - Olive Crane
- Fri., 10 – Dutch Thompson
- Thu., 9 – Lowell Brehaut
- Thu., 2 – Boyde Beck
- Wed., 1 – N3xt Tv
- May 2011
- Tue., 31 – Dr Stacey MacKinnon
- Mon., 30 – Island Film Factory
- Fri., 27 – Dutch Thompson - Big Families
- Thu., 26 – Mainstreet on the Map
- Wed., 25 – Schizophrenia Awareness Day
- Tue., 24 – Science Fair
- Fri., 20 – IBC
- Thu., 19 – Boyde Beck
- Wed., 18 – Ken Caissie - Slave Lake
- Mon., 16 – Spin Time - Mille Clarkes
- Fri., 13 – Dutch Thompson - Lobster & Drunk chickens
- Thu., 12 – Mainstreet on The Map - Stephanie Van Kampen
- Wed., 11 – Take as Directed
- Tue., 10 – Acorn Press
- Mon., 9 – Spin Time - Doug Deacon
- Thu., 5 – Boyde Beck
- Tue., 3 – Tanya Davis
- Mon., 2 – Spin Time - Meaghan Blanchard
- April 2011
- Fri., 29 – Dutch Thompson - Hindenburg
- Thu., 28 – Mainstreet on the Map - Steve LeClair
- Wed., 27 – People living with parkinson's
- Tue., 26 – Town in Training
- Mon., 25 – Island poems
- Thu., 21 – Wayde Lewis
- Tue., 19 – Montgomery Theatre
- Fri., 15 – Dutch Thompson
- Thu., 14 – Mainstreet on the Map, Isabel MacDougall
- Wed., 13 – Mi'Kmaq Legends
- Tue., 12 – David Myles
- Fri., 8 – Young Politics
- Thu., 7 – In Flight Safety
- Wed., 6 – Q Line
- Tue., 5 – Refugee Panel
- Fri., 1 – Dutch Thompson - Entertainment
- March 2011
- Thu., 31 – Mainstreet on the Map
- Wed., 30 – Right Brain Released
- Tue., 29 – Sisters in Japan
- Fri., 25 – Annabel Lyon
- Fri., 25 – Boyde Beck
- Tue., 22 – Stacey MacKinnon
- Tue., 22 – Islander in Japan
- Mon., 21 – East Coast Line/Lyric Contest
- Fri., 18 – Coming up on Mainstreet
- Fri., 18 – Mainstreet on the Map
- Thu., 17 – Bygone Days with Dutch Thompson
- Thu., 17 – David MacKenzie
- Tue., 15 – Exotic veggies from Chinese grocery
- Tue., 15 – Jamie Gamble
- Fri., 11 – Links Mentioned on Mainstreet
- Fri., 11 – ECMA
- Thu., 10 – Mike Super
- Thu., 10 – Bethanie Fitzgerald
- Wed., 9 – Mathew Henderson
- February 2011
- Wed., 23 – Homeless Veterans Radio-thon
- Tue., 8 – Mainstreet's DateNight Playlist
- Tue., 1 – Mainstreet Cooks with the Culinary
- January 2011
- Thu., 27 – SpinTime - Fridays 5:30-6
