Dave Graham & Peter McCully
The Pulse
LISTEN UP! Whether you're a longtime local or just discovering our corner of paradise On Vancouver Island in Parksville Qualicum Beach, Nanoose, Arrowsmith Coombs or Lighthouse Country - tune in to the Pulse. The Pulse Community Podcast tells the stories of the people and places that make our coastal communities unique. SIGN UP! Subscribe now to catch every episode!
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Kerri Cryderman - Even in Winter You Can Find Sparkles 25.08.2026 47:05
"Send us a text about this episode!" In this episode of A Resilience Project, host Cindy Thompson sits down with Kerri Cryderman, an executive leader in Saskatchewan healthcare, to talk about grief, leadership and what she calls a season of winter. In November 2019, Kerri unexpectedly lost her sister - her best friend and roommate - in a sudden, unexplained death in their family home. Le...
Three Men and a Baby - Number one at the Box Office in 1987 25.08.2026 52:45
"Send us a text about this episode!" Too Old or Movie Gold host Olen Vanderleeden and Gen X co-host Matthew Stockton pull out a can't-miss dad-com: the 1987 Disney comedy Three Men and a Baby, starring Tom Selleck, Steve Guttenberg, and Ted Danson as three confirmed bachelors whose peak-'80s freedom gets upended when a baby shows up on their doorstep. Directed by Leonard Nimoy...
The Route 19A Arts Festival & 50 Years of the Career Centre with Cheryl Dill 25.08.2026 39:02
"Send us a text about this episode!" Why You Should Listen to This Episode: From a 16-day, multi-venue celebration of Vancouver Island art to five decades of helping neighbours find work, this episode is a reminder of how much community gets built behind the scenes. Sheena McCorquodale gives us the inside scoop on the Route 19A Arts Festival, and Cheryl Dill marks 50 years of the Career...
Chris Frye of The Bills & Aki Shaw on Generic Semaglutide 18.08.2026 43:06
"Send us a text about this episode!" Why You Should Listen to This Episode: The Bills' Chris Frye looks back on three decades of Vancouver Island folk music ahead of their Salish Coast Music Festival show, and pharmacist Aki Shaw explains what Canada's new generic semaglutide means for cost and access. This Episode Features: (21:23) Chris Frye is a founding member of The Bills,...
Two Governments, One Chair - with John Jack of the Huu-ay-aht First Nations 18.08.2026 1:06:55
"Send us a text about this episode!" On this episode of Nonpartisan Hacks, Parksville City Councillors Joel Grenz and Sean Wood sit down with John Jack, known in his own language as Sayaač̓atḥ, who holds two elected roles at once: Chief Councillor of the Huu-ay-aht First Nations, a modern treaty nation on the west coast of Vancouver Island, and elected Chair of the Alberni-Clayoquot Regi...
Dr. Taryn Stejskal - Five Practices of Particularly Resilient People 18.08.2026 44:39
"Send us a text about this episode!" Dr. Taryn Marie Stejskal is widely regarded as the world's leading expert on resilience. Founder of the Resilience Leadership Institute, she draws on more than fifteen years of original research to reveal what separates people who bounce back from those who break down - and speaks candidly about her own experience living with dyslexia and post-tr...
Brent Butt Touring the Island and the Parksville Wine Walk 11.08.2026 53:40
"Send us a text about this episode!" Why You Should Listen to This Episode: Corner Gas creator and award-winning comedian Brent Butt opens up about his small-town Saskatchewan roots, seventeen years on the road, and his brand new comedy album, while Nanaimo sommelier Veronica Szick previews the fifth annual Parksville Wine Walk. This Episode Features: (22:28) Award-winning comedian Brent...
Real Golfers Watch Tin Cup - And They Have Notes 11.08.2026 42:52
"Send us a text about this episode!" What happens when you get four real golfers in a room to break down Hollywood’s most famous golf swing? You get one of the liveliest, most opinionated episodes of Too Old or Movie Gold yet. Host Olen Vanderleeden of the Comox Valley was joined by fellow Gen Xer David Purcell, filling in while regular co-host Matthew Stockton was away at "sports c...
Joe Bakhmoutski - Finding Hope in Times of Uncertainty 11.08.2026 44:24
"Send us a text about this episode!" Joe Bakhmoutski is a father, husband, author and testicular cancer survivor from Melbourne, Australia. After years of living with debilitating anxiety, Joe faced a cancer diagnosis that carried him through the lowest depths of misery and pain before forging a closer bond with his family and a new sense of purpose. Author of Simplify Cancer and Finding...
You Said It: Your Comments on Vancouver Island , Debora Gurrad Busts Garden Myths 04.08.2026 47:56
"Send us a text about this episode!" Why You Should Listen to This Episode: This week we hit the road for our 'You Said It' segment at a Mid-Island car show, catching up with Vancouver Islanders on what makes this place home. Then Master Gardener Debora Gurrad of Vancouver Island Master Gardens returns to bust some of the most stubborn garden myths out there, from bone meal to...
Riding the Rails - with Thomas Bevan of the Island Corridor Foundation 04.08.2026 37:53
"Send us a text about this episode!" On this episode of Nonpartisan Hacks, Parksville City Councillors Joel Grenz and Sean Wood take the show “on the rail”, recording aboard a high-rail vehicle rolling along the old E&N corridor from Parksville to Coombs. They are joined by Thomas Bevan, Executive Director and CEO of the Island Corridor Foundation, the non-profit charity that owns th...
Rephar Salamba - Be the Author of Who You Want to Be 04.08.2026 48:19
"Send us a text about this episode!" In Nairobi, Kenya, Rephar Salamba is mother to her 16-year-old son. After leaving an abusive marriage, she rebuilt her life through determination and quiet strength, discovering a passion for handmade jewelry and becoming a community advocate and mentor to women working toward independence in Nairobi's Korogocho slums. In this episode, Cindy Thom...
Greyston Holt of “Neagley”- A BC Day Special 28.07.2026 59:04
"Send us a text about this episode!" Why You Should Listen to This Episode: Actor Greyston Holt - the werewolf from Bitten, the vampire from Supernatural, and this fall's Detective Hudson Riley on Prime Video's Neagley - is our guest co-host for a BC Day long weekend special. Greyston shares his own musician roots, a lifetime of connections, and talks about his new role as Huds...
The Empire Strikes Back (1980) 28.07.2026 48:13
"Send us a text about this episode!" A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away - or more precisely, in 1980 - a sequel arrived that would change cinema forever. In this special May the Fourth episode of Too Old or Movie Gold, host Olen Vanderleeden of the Comox Valley brings together his Gen X co-host Matthew Stockton and millennial comedians Josh Fleming (host of the Absolutely Obscure...
Lisa Strogal - When Hiding Is No Longer an Option 28.07.2026 48:26
"Send us a text about this episode!" Lisa Strogal is a Master Certified Coach, CEO and founding principal of Shadow Light Consulting Inc. With a long list of accomplishments, certifications and corporate experience behind her, Lisa has developed programs for leadership development and coaching curriculums leveraged in community, organizational, team and individual transformations. In thi...
Roy Henry Vickers on 50 Years of Art & BC Wildfire Crew Leader Kyle Gilson 21.07.2026 46:40
"Send us a text about this episode!" Why You Should Listen to This Episode: Roy Henry Vickers spent his 80th birthday thinking about the schoolhouse he was born in, and this year he's released a fifty-year retrospective built from more than 400 works of his art. Meanwhile, Kyle Gilson has spent nine fire seasons leading a BC Wildfire Service crew right here on Vancouver Island, and...
What “Housing First” means in practice - with Shayla Day 21.07.2026 35:54
"Send us a text about this episode!" On this episode of Nonpartisan Hacks, Parksville City Councillors Sean Wood and Joel Grenz sit down with Shayla Day, founder and CEO of DayHomes Society, a nonprofit serving the Oceanside region with outreach, food support, housing navigation, and community coordination. Shayla also chairs the Oceanside Homeless Task Force and co-chairs the Oceanside...
Kim Wilkinson - Finding Purpose Following Loss 21.07.2026 42:36
"Send us a text about this episode!" Kim Wilkinson is a mother and Grief Recovery Specialist who lost her 22-year-old son, Tristan, to a drug overdose in November 2019. Through that loss, Kim discovered healing, recovery and transformation, and now works with others facing mental health challenges, PTSD, addiction and trauma as they move from suffering to empowerment. In this conversatio...
Blues Musician Harry Manx & What’s On at The McMillan Arts Centre this summer 14.07.2026 45:26
"Send us a text about this episode!" Why You Should Listen to This Episode: Harry Manx opens up about a life that took him from the Isle of Man to busking in Europe and Japan, and into the studio for his new album Falling Upwards , out this August as he tours Vancouver Island. Jen Bate of the McMillan Arts Centre shares what's coming to Parksville this summer, from the Wine Walk to...
Stargate (1994) - Is This Sci-Fi Classic Still Pure Gold? 14.07.2026 56:04
"Send us a text about this episode!" It has been 31 years since Roland Emmerich’s Stargate first sent Kurt Russell and James Spader through an ancient portal to a desert planet ruled by a false god - and the Too Old or Movie Gold crew just stepped back through to find out if it still holds up. Host Olen Vanderleeden of the Comox Valley is joined by Gen X co-host Matthew Stockton, millenn...
Karen Alcantara - Remembering the Human in Humanity 14.07.2026 45:19
"Send us a text about this episode!" Karen Alcantara joins Cindy Thompson on A Resilience Project to share her journey from self-proclaimed "Ghetto Girl" to emotional support worker. Drawing on her teenage experience with gang life, Karen speaks candidly about the seduction of belonging, the search for community, and what was missing for her growing up. One of twelve siblings a...
Two NEW Novels from C.C. Humphreys & The Salvation Army Feeds a Growing Need 07.07.2026 44:29
"Send us a text about this episode!" Why You Should Listen to This Episode: Major Sergii Kachanov has watched need at the Mount Arrowsmith Food Bank climb toward last year's total in just five months, and he explains exactly what's driving it and how the community can help. Then novelist C.C. Humphreys, fresh off two brand-new books, talks about trading Salt Spring Island for t...
Decoding Your Property Tax Bill 07.07.2026 33:14
"Send us a text about this episode!" Every spring, property tax season brings the same wave of confusion, and Parksville City Councillors Joel Grenz and Sean Wood are digging into it head-on in this episode of Non-Partisan Hacks. Using the City of Parksville as a case study, they break down why a single property tax bill is actually a bundle of separate charges from multiple levels of go...
Shannon Bergstrom - Letting Go of Perfectionism and Listening to Your Body 07.07.2026 44:39
"Send us a text about this episode!" Shannon Bergstrom joins Cindy Thompson on A Resilience Project to talk about perfectionism, people-pleasing, and the cost of chasing impossible standards. A teacher, wife, and mother, Shannon shares how childhood loss shaped her instinct to keep the peace - and how two experiences of burnout finally taught her to listen to her body. After losing her y...
Boxing and Drumming to Battle Parkinson's & The Hands & Hearts Food Program Feeding Families 30.06.2026 49:40
"Send us a text about this episode!" LISTEN HERE: Why You Should Listen to This Episode: Doug Pickard has spent more than 13 years proving that boxing gloves and conga drums can push back against a disease with no cure, turning rhythm itself into therapy for people living with Parkinson's. Virginia Worcester is making sure no child in School District 69 goes hungry on the weekend,...
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