Sunday, May 18th TV listings for Eastlink - New Glasgow, NS
S5E3 Self proclaimed Education Influencer, Max Medyk is lending a hand to other immigrants by sharing his knowledge and expertise helping newcomers gain their PR status in Canada.
S06E07 Culinary expert and food blogger Laura Muise is back, this time to discuss her first ever book. Inheritance Revealed is a memoir of her journey to connect with cosmic energies to transform her life...and how you can, too.
S1E3 Nancy Regan meets up with Kristen and Mike, a creative duo whose passion for art and music lights up their lives. Step inside their unique home that?s both a vibrant painting studio and an inspiring music recording space.
S20E32: Learn about how the Amherst Lions Club has been supporting their community for over 70 years, a new show called Down Home is coming to Eastlink, and Bonita makes butternut squash quinoa salad.
S1E9: Soli model/actor Tyree Haley uses his experience to cultivate an atmosphere focused on growth and support. Michelle Rober designers Cindy MacNeil and Robbie McGee shoot their Fabric of Our DNA runway show intersectionality.
S1E3 Alan Syliboy: As a child, Alan was told drawing was a distraction from learning. Fast forward to a destination studio, a world-renowned artist and musician inspired by messages left by his ancestors written in stone.
Northwood Broadcasting Club.
Pictou County Council of Churches
Worship service from the Pictou County Council of Churches.
S1E5: Join Coach Wendy as her journey leads her to reconnect with former teammate Jennifer aka Heff and other HEAT athletes, Ryan and Jacqueline. Brace yourself for unique stories of family connections, athleticism, and romance.
S5E2 Shubenacadie Three Ways: Andrew heads out to explore the trails along the Shubenacadie waterway across winter, spring, and summer and discovers not only the history of the water way, but also how the seasons change the trail.
S1E12 From a single mall kiosk to more than one hundred stores across Canada, Roger King has taken Supplement King to the top of the national retail marketplace. Roger shares his story of humble beginnings on Titans of Business.
S3E3 Jesse is diverted away from Cape Breton to Fall River, where he meets Dee Dee Austin. The two of them find themselves at the Fall River School of Performing Arts, where they meet Ryan Cox and perform one of Dee Dee?s songs.
In modern life it seems like the impact of humans is everywhere on the landscape, but there are still some very special places. This series takes you to these very special places and helps you fall back in love with the wild.
S02E19 Lewis Perdicou is a Registered Social Worker and Psychotherapist. He sits down with Stacy to discuss his journey to starting his own practice.
S1E1: Veronica catches the excitement and enthusiasm during the preparations for the 2024 Truro Pride Festival and Parade.
S2E3 Sustane developed a technology to convert 90% of the waste in garbage into high value recyclable materials and fuel. How will this help NS to play a role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions? Let's find out.
S2E5: Zoe meets Colleen who shares how her daily freezing cold water plunges have transformed her life. Later, she meets Taylor and Amanda of Interstellar Circus and learns how they turned their passion for performing into a reality.
S6E12: Original host Paul Kimball returns to close out the series with his favourite moments from the six seasons and 70 museums that he and Sandy visited.
Sandra Hubbard LeBlanc, de la Société Alzheimer de Nouvelle-Écosse, parle de la sensibilisation aux différents types de troubles cognitifs et de certains signes à surveiller.
S1E13: On this episode, we look at a lightly worn Star of David that invokes memories of bravery, a signal lamp first pioneered by the British Royal Navy in the 1800s, as well as a photo journal filled with memorabilia.
S20E32: Learn about how the Amherst Lions Club has been supporting their community for over 70 years, a new show called Down Home is coming to Eastlink, and Bonita makes butternut squash quinoa salad.
S11/E1: Quality Gin and other spirits are crafted at Steinhart Distillery; Custom Cabinetry by Cripps and Sons Woodworking; and traditional Korean kimchi made locally at Cabbage Patch Kimchi.
Beyond Their Years: The Incredible Legacies of Herb Carnegie and Buck O'Neil: The compelling stories of social justice icons Herb Carnegie and Buck O?Neil, who were excluded from the sports they loved, because of their race.
Award-winning indie filmmaker Paul Kimball turns the camera inward to show what goes into the making of an independent film, documenting the behind-the-scenes process as young filmmaker Henry Colin makes his second feature film.
S20E32: Learn about how the Amherst Lions Club has been supporting their community for over 70 years, a new show called Down Home is coming to Eastlink, and Bonita makes butternut squash quinoa salad.
S4E4 Kristyn gets down with the band Half Cut, talking with the lead singer about how her tattoos tell her life story.
S5E6 View the 12th Annual Alzheimer's Awareness Conference from the Alzheimer Society of PEI. Originally aired March 11, 2024.
S2E5 Linnet Finley of Linnet Bird Designs is a textile artist and member of Wonder'neath Art Society in the North End of Halifax. Greg Keith of Keith Knives is an accredited journeyman bladesmith with the ABS in Montague Gold Mines.
S01E12: The North End Community Health Centre Advocacy Breakfast is an annual fundraising event focused on giving back to the local community. We join in on a discussion about health and community, hosted by Marie-France LeBlanc.
S1E12 From a single mall kiosk to more than one hundred stores across Canada, Roger King has taken Supplement King to the top of the national retail marketplace. Roger shares his story of humble beginnings on Titans of Business.
S1E5: Join Coach Wendy as her journey leads her to reconnect with former teammate Jennifer aka Heff and other HEAT athletes, Ryan and Jacqueline. Brace yourself for unique stories of family connections, athleticism, and romance.
S2E4: We learn about CF-104 ejection seat spurs used by Jim Thomson. Then, we delve into the symbolic spurs of Wellsford and Parker from the Battle of Sebastopol. Finally, we reflect on the unmarked legacies at the RCN Burial Grounds.
S12E02 Newfoundland Folk Trio, The Once built a studio and recorded an album during the pandemic. Vocalist Geraldine Hollett revealed the band recruited Margarine the Cat for background vocals. It was purrfect.
S1E4: Bill Mont organized the first flea market in 1973. Today the Halifax Flea Market is still going strong after 30 years. Dani learns about acquiring records and being a regular flea market vendor from Paul O?Keefe.
S1E1: Veronica catches the excitement and enthusiasm during the preparations for the 2024 Truro Pride Festival and Parade.
S6E3: We visit Phil and Diana, who found their haven where the elements have shaped both their home and story. Next we visit Stacy whose seaside cottage embraces the rhythm of ocean living.
S1E2 Down By the Riverside: Rev. Dr. Donald Skeir was an influential and well-respected pastor in East North Preston and Cherrybrook. Lance meets his family to get a glimpse into how one man engendered a legacy of community support.
S03/E06: Sean visits with legendary comedian Jimmy Flynn to look back at his 50-plus year career in the entertainment industry.
S2E3: We dive into the fascinating herding roots of Gabby, a sweet and social dog, Lulu, the sociable and balanced pup who thrives on attention, and Koda, the goofy adventurer who thrives on outdoor activities and making new friends.
S1E3 Alan Syliboy: As a child, Alan was told drawing was a distraction from learning. Fast forward to a destination studio, a world-renowned artist and musician inspired by messages left by his ancestors written in stone.