Here we are with another episode of What Barrie's Talking About --- a podcast that brings you the local stories in Barrie that matter the most.
On this week’s episode of What Barrie’s Talking About, we discuss why York University is talking to families and businesses affected by the EF-2 tornado that touched down 2 years ago, a new book that helps kids escape structured environments, how lemonade is helping kids in need, and more!
What Barrie's Talking About This Week
1- Twister Talk
Researchers from York University have been talking with residents and business people about how the twister that touched down 2 years ago affected them, the assistance they received, and the steps they've taken to keep their family safe since it happened.
Ian MacLennan sits down with Jennifer Spinney an associate professor in York's Disaster and Emergency Management program to find out more about what they're doing.
2- A New Children's Book
A local early childhood educator has put together a book designed to get kids out of the structured environment we've crammed them into and bring out their imagination and creativity.
3- Behind The Scenes With Simcoe County Rovers
The Simcoe County Rovers are generating a lot of excitement for soccer fans in the Barrie area. Both the men's and women's teams enjoyed great success in last year's first season and are kicking it again this season. Join us as we go behind the scenes with the coaches.
4- The Simcoe County Theatre Festival Returns
Theatre By The Bay has brought back its Simcoe County Theatre Festival. The festival features six new productions written, directed, and performed by local artists.
5- Lemonade In Support Of Kids
We meet a young Angus girl who's put the health needs of other kids ahead of her own special needs … you won't believe how much money she raised through lemonade stands.
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