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Former Parksville Mayor Chris Burger, shares his compelling 1987 Sasquatch encounter in Whiskey Creek. "It was a giant ape. With long hair... its arms were spread out, and it was looking at us", Burger described his encounter while with two friends. His experience led him to embrace the local Sasquatch lore, even featuring Bigfoot merchandise in his Meadowood Store. The episode also touches on the area's history of Sasquatch, recent sightings and Indigenous perspectives on these creatures.

Nanoose Place is a vital community center serving over 1,000 people weekly through various activities and programs. Trish Widdershoven, the fundraising chair, discusses their urgent need for $700,000 in repairs, including a critical $120,000 septic system replacement. The facility, built in 1992, hosts over 100 different user groups and serves as a hub for activities ranging from fitness classes to social gatherings.

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“Participate in a Flying Phil Memorial Video” On this episode of the Pulse Community Podcast, Memories of Flying Phil, and how you can be a part of memorial video project being produced by Pancake Productions.

"Paradise Found: PQB Solving the Doctor Shortage" Dr. Edward Aasman, is one of eight new healthcare professionals recruited to the Parksville Qualicum Beach area. Dr. Aasman shares his journey from Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, to British Columbia, discussing the attractive changes in BC's healthcare system, particularly the new payment model for family physicians. He talks about his transition from hospital-based care to focusing on preventative family medicine.

"From Paris Streets to Global Beats: Bruce Cockburn's Musical Journey" Bruce Cockburn will appearing at the Port Theatre in Nanaimo and Victoria in March and discusses his musical journey from his early days learning guitar to his eclectic style influenced by various genres including folk, jazz, and world music. Cockburn shares personal stories from his busking days in Paris, his education at Berkeley School of Music, and his long-standing relationship with manager Bernie Finkelstein. The interview provides insight into his social activism, and the inspiration behind some of his most notable works.

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Dave Graham and Peter McCully welcome Jennifer Bate, Executive Director of the McMillan Arts Center (The MAC), who discusses the historic building's significance, upcoming renovations, and its role as a cultural hub.

"I think that every community needs an artistic hub, a centre. Every artist needs a place where they feel that they have a sense of community,” says Bate. She details exciting upcoming events, including art exhibitions, workshops, and the celebration of Mount Arrowsmith Biosphere's 25th anniversary.

"You're never more exposed and raw than when you're singing for someone,” says Ken Lavigne, a founding member of the Canadian Tenors. Lavigne shares his musical journey, including his upcoming show "A Night at the Movies" with Van City Harmony.

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