TV Schedule for Eastlink - Halifax, NS
Sunday, October 25th TV listings for Eastlink - Halifax, NS
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S1E1: In the debut episode of Chef's Kiss, host Amy Murphy is joined by Chef Matt MacIsaac as a culinary adventure begins.
S1E2: Winter on Sable Island can be harsh. Creatures explores how the many bird species which call the island home, and the famous Sable Island horses, and visiting species make it through the coldest months of the year.
Meet the most influential women in Nova Scotia. How did they get to where they are? How do they define success? And how have they influenced local, national, and international society?
S7E1: Deep in the Digby County woods lie the remains of a community that was at one time well ahead of its time. They even had a train to Weymouth, where another trail now tells the story of the communities that settled the area.
S1E11: Join Sara and Clare as they start with beach smoothies from Mizo Drinks, then relax on floating houseboats. The next day, they take a surf lesson at Lawrencetown Beach, embracing Nova Scotia's iconic coast.
S4E6: Making their way along Nova Scotia's Eastern Shore, Jesse and Aldo reach the historic town of Sherbrooke, where they stop into Riverbend Strings and meet a new pillar of the community, Christina Boyer.
S1E10: We often think of wild places being deep in the forest, hours away from civilization, but in this episode, learn about forests and rivers just a half hour from a major intersection in Halifax.
S03/E02: The Atlantic Coastal Action Program (ACAP) Cape Breton and their efforts to restore the Wash Brook, a popular urban wetland. Plus, explore the Baille Ard Trail, an important trail system within the Wash Brook area.
S2E11: Emily meets Kathy, owner of Makers Studio and Art Gallery in Windsor, NS, where artists and instructors come together to create, learn and build a welcoming community space.
S1E2: A tireless mental health fundraiser gets her turn in the spotlight. Neville joins her friend to celebrate Maureen with colourful flowers and a keepsake filled with messages from the community she supports.
S1E2: It is not always easy finding people who are living unique lives, but sometimes you find an entire community! In this episode we visit the Halifax Citadel National Historic site where they have stepped back in time.
S3E9 Wyatt House Museum: Paul crosses the Confederation Bridge and heads to Summerside, PEI, for a visit to the Wyatt House Museum.
S05E02: Bertha Brannen, autrice du livre Pathway Through Loss, parle de la façon de faire face au deuil et comment elle a commencé sa propre Death Cafe.
S6E2: Today on Militaria, Mark looks at a piece of Zeppelin airframe from a raid over England, Jenn and Joann examine a Wren's collection from Canada's wartime navy, and Gary examines German artifacts from the Second World War.
S22E02: PEI singer/songwriter Shane Pendergast has released new music, Pictou-based clothing company Apollo Originals has a new nationwide project, and meet high school track and field star Chloe Dunbar.
S8/E1: Hutchinson Maple Products produces thousands of liters of syrup each year; Spa Springs Mineral Water bottling and canning real fruit beverages; luxurious natural and kettle-dyed yarns and other products from Opulent Alpaca.
Trax: A Tap Dancer returns from Harlem to her home province of Alberta, Canada and discovers unknown Tap Dance ancestors that send her on a journey exploring the borderless Black History unimaginable right underneath her feet.
S1E11: Nancy Regan connects with Rolf Bowman, sharing stories of his life and his work as founder of Friends United, an inspiring Indigenous artists' initiative.
S1E11: Can this team of investigators use their unique abilities to bring some heart and soul to the house known as the Demon House in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia?
S9E1: Cees examines a nineteenth-century medical fleam. Sandy uncovers a unique chair that has been in one family for over one hundred and fifty years. Rebecca looks at rare, century-old pencils from a vanished Canadian industry.
S13E1 Join host Darrin Harvey as he interviews some of the best musicians from the East Coast Music Industry. This week, he sits down with Andre Pettipas, lead singer of Andre Pettipas and the Giants.
S2E3 Randal takes it upon himself to keep up on his bad decisions. A nighttime hike, an old cave with rumored runic carvings, upset wildlife and more make the team realize a bit more protection is needed sometimes.
S03E02: Steve Newson, a researcher, talks about his discoveries in Genetic Genealogy.
S2E13: With Caper-Con in full swing, Nikki teams up with a new friend for a very special cosplay photoshoot.
S1E1: With the ability to transform any environment into a personal classroom, Barbara Stegemann has learned invaluable wisdom. Her perspective has unlocked an understanding of human nature and market dynamics, cementing her legacy.
S9E1: Cees examines a nineteenth-century medical fleam. Sandy uncovers a unique chair that has been in one family for over one hundred and fifty years. Rebecca looks at rare, century-old pencils from a vanished Canadian industry.
S3E10: Meet John Michael and Pavo, who would not let five years and five failed attempts, from the pandemic to gay rights issues, stop them from having the perfect wedding.
S13E1 Join host Darrin Harvey as he interviews some of the best musicians from the East Coast Music Industry. This week, he sits down with Andre Pettipas, lead singer of Andre Pettipas and the Giants.
S03E02: Steve Newson, a researcher, talks about his discoveries in Genetic Genealogy.
S2E11: Emily meets Kathy, owner of Makers Studio and Art Gallery in Windsor, NS, where artists and instructors come together to create, learn and build a welcoming community space.
S2E1: In this episode we visit a couple making new memories with their child on a lakefront paradise in Hubbards. We also visit a couple who love to run and enjoy their lottery-won home that overlooks the beautiful Chester Basin.
S3E1: Marjorie Turner Bailey tells us about her Olympic triumph and brings us to her hometown where it all started.
S03/E02: The Atlantic Coastal Action Program (ACAP) Cape Breton and their efforts to restore the Wash Brook, a popular urban wetland. Plus, explore the Baille Ard Trail, an important trail system within the Wash Brook area.
S5E1: We meet Bergie, a chaos-loving dog who makes friends fast, Mihijo, a calm little companion with a brain that loves to work, and Henry, who makes every beach day, cabin trip and woods walk feel like its own special event.
S3E1: Indigenous tourism is an opportunity for education, Reconciliation and the economy. We learn about this valuable industry by speaking with Nova Scotia Indigenous Tourism Enterprise Network (NSITEN) representatives.
S7E10: Don Aker is a high school teacher and award-winning author of more than 20 books and numerous short stories, largely writing about issues that resonate with young adult and teen readers.
S1E10: We often think of wild places being deep in the forest, hours away from civilization, but in this episode, learn about forests and rivers just a half hour from a major intersection in Halifax.
S3E1: Folk duo Madison Violet is heading out on their final Cape Breton tour. As Lisa and Brenley prepare to go their separate ways, Nancy Regan joins them for an intimate look at the end of an era.
S22E02: PEI singer/songwriter Shane Pendergast has released new music, Pictou-based clothing company Apollo Originals has a new nationwide project, and meet high school track and field star Chloe Dunbar.
S03E02: Steve Newson, a researcher, talks about his discoveries in Genetic Genealogy.
Strong After 50, where we don't slow down with age, we train for life! Join host Elaine Muise, also known as ItFitzElaine, as she takes you through simple fitness techniques for those 50+ that you can do right at home.