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JULY 14: They’re not full of bologna, if you have an appetite for a fun filled story, what you need is on the menu this week. If you’re thinking about punching out for the last time to enjoy some R and R, the money lady is in the lineup. The province’s NDP leader was in town to round up support for her party. And a local woman from the class of 1979 takes a walk down memory lane.
JULY 7: You heard of Pay it Forward, well we have an interview on the show this week with the same focus, but
with a local angle. A Cape Breton man lost thousands of dollars because of scam targeting good Samaritans. Cape
Breton Liberal Member of Parliament Mike Kellow is back to get us up to speed on federal politics. The Money Lady
talks about stock and bond movement influenced by interest rates. And we’ll hear about a late broadcaster (Scott Boyd) familiar to TV and radio audiences in Cape Breton.
JUNE 16: The coast was home base for a national radio conference where delegates gathered for discussions to share ideas in how to best deliver local content to our valued listeners…Also on Dialogue, frequent interviewer Paul MacDougall of the Good Sentence is on the other side of the microphone, talking about the early days of CB boxing and the new documentary film he was involved with, Lost Legends, The Story of Jack Munroe. Munroe boxed in the early 1900s and was originally from Boulardrie Island.
JUNE 9: A talented young singer songwriter is back to tell us about his new single and teaming up with a Nashville legend. The Boardmore Theatre is pulling back the curtain for its summer season. We salute the Canadians who paid the ultimate price during the Second World War. And former provincial cabinet minister Frank Corbett talks about the death of his friend and colleague Bill Estabrooks.