Wild Revelstoke, Animals and Us: Osprey!
Osprey! That’s this weeks subject of Wild Revelstoke, Animals and Us. Evert shares all about this awesome raptor type bird, we talk talons, eggshells, fish delivery, and… ostriches? Enjoy!
The Morning Show
Seed Saving Workshop by LFI and CSISS
Teal and Jess from Revelstoke Local Food Initiative and Columbia Shuswap Invasive Species Society come on to tell us about the Seed Saving Workshop They’re hosting tomorrow, Saturday October 4th, free and all are welcome! Listen to what to expect from this workshop, the seed library, and other workshops they host!
Mentally Stable: Change
For this weeks mental health segment Melyssa Hudson Talk about change… It can feel overwhelming but it’s one of the few constants in life, how can we make it more manageable? How can we reduce fear and anxiety about it? Find out in this weeks episode.
Revelstoke Women’s Shelter Society
Imogen from the Revelstoke Women’s Shelter Society and I discuss violence between intimate partners. Why is it becoming more prevalent, how to be proactive in relation to these possible issues, resources that are available in town and how to access them.
WorkBC: Inclusive Employment, Starting The Convo
BR and Sandy share about the upcoming event “Inclusive Employment, Starting The Convo” on October 2nd.
Wild Revelstoke, Animals and Us: Marmots
Everts back, and for this weeks episode, the subject is Marmots!
Revelstoke Railway Day
Celebrate Revelstoke’s railway on Sunday September 21st at the Revelstoke Railway Museum! Hear about all the exciting things to expect from the museums executive director Victoria in this segment.
Community Connections Annual Emergency Food Drive
Jenna Thomsen from Community Connections shares about the upcoming food drive on September 17th, how to donate, what to give, and when.
Mental Health Segment: Unhealthy Trends
From labels, to psych info bombs, and the deception of social medias ability to “connect us”, Melyssa Hudson shares with us some of the harmful mental health trends and patterns that have become pervasive in recent years.