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Mike visits with South Etobicoke's fave hometown band, So Dirty The Flamingos. They sit down to talk about the future of the band, being back to live music and the release of their new EP... and... their first live gig since the dawn of COVID shut down touring of live music.
Get details about their live show at Living Colour October 30th at www.sodirtytheflamingos.com

Kelly Farrell joins us again on the Etobicoke Lakeshore Press to talk about going back to school and how Oak Learners in Mimico is helping local youth in the South Etobicoke community.

We're going to scratch the surface as we begin a series of podcasts dedicated to Mental Health Awareness (including Youth Mental Health).
The goal for which is to start a dialogue about how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted our mental health at a community level
and to keep the conversation alive as we begin to move out of a lockdown scenario and toward a more open society, free from restrictions.
Thank you to our guests, Dr. Timothy Kodsi, Medical Lead at Mimico Mimico and Dr. Shelley Gorman, Psychologist at Mimico Medical,
specializing in individual counselling and psychotherapy, couples therapy, addiction counselling, and trauma.

Tony Krosel, CEO of Moya Financial on Brown’s Line kooks is to talk about the benefits of Credit Unions and the value of maximizing member experience not profits.

Local Professionals in the Healthcare space, Dr. Timothy Kodsi of Mimico Medical and Jonathan Nhan, Pharmacist / Owner of Shoppers Drug Mart in Long Branch, join us as we mark year 2 of the COVID-19 pandemic to discuss the vaccine rollout and their prognosis for the next year of pandemic life. 

So what's so great about Alderwood? Hear what Marta Pozniakowski has to say about her neighbourhood as well as her new cafe / real estate office on Brown's Line.