
A podcast that helps listeners get to know the people, places and businesses in Midwestern Ontario better, and to appreciate the stories all around us while we're here to share them.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 158 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

This week on the program, Director Colleen Caesar joined us to chat about the Goderich Little's Theatre's upcoming production of Dracula! It sounds like it's going to be plenty scary and just in time for Halloween :)
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The Saturday closest to the beginning of a new month is What’s Happening Day on the radio show where we check in with some of our favourite non-profit, public, and/or cultural institutions.
In the episode:
Matt Hoy is here with all the latest on t... more
Goderich 200, is a podcast celebrating the vibrant legacy and people of Goderich as we prepare for our bicentennial in 2027.
If you were ever one to visit the Beer Store back in the day, you might remember our guest today.
Pat Osborn came to Goder... more
It’s the Saturday closest to the beginning of a new month so it’s What’s Happening Day on the radio show and I’ll be checking in with some of our favourite non-profit, public, and/or cultural institutions.
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Andrew Bouck is here from Goderich... more
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Locally focused conversations showcase Midwestern Ontario's community, culture, and civic life through deep-dive chats with residents, volunteers, and local leaders. Episodes thread together festivals, museums, libraries, theatres, bicentennial planning, and community fundraising, often weaving personal histories with practical logistics for town projects. Noteworthy angles include inclusive, family-friendly events; pay-what-you-can theatre; large volunteer networks; and a strong emphasis on place-based storytelling that ties together arts, heritage, and local government. For potential listeners, the mix of intimate hometown profiles and actionable community insights makes it a compelling listen for anyone curious about how small towns buil... more
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Recent guests on A Life That's Good include:
1. Colleen Caesar
2. Matt Hoy
3. Liz Petrie
4. Sinead Cox
5. Danielle Bettridge
6. Patrick Osborne
7. Andrew Bouck
8. Mac Campbell
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