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Community Call-in with Joe Byrne, May 22nd

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives. In this episode, we’re joined by special guest Joe Byrne, bringing decades of experience in community advocacy, public service, and Island politics to the conversation. A longtime PEI NDP activist, Joe has been a strong voice on issues including social justice, rural communities, immigration, and economic development. Alongside community call-ins, we explore local issues, Island politics, rural development, economic growth, and the topics that matter most to Islanders. Originally aired live, this session captures real, unfiltered Island talk — from thoughtful discussions to spontaneous moments. Whether you called in or are listening back, you’re part of the conversation.

Community Call-in, May 21st

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.In this episode, we'll share some thoughts on what’s been happening around our community, reflecting on local priorities, and responding to what’s on your minds.Originally aired live, this episode captures the real spirit of Island conversation — honest, unfiltered, and sometimes a little spontaneous. Whether you were there live or you’re tuning in now, you’re still part of the conversation.Our LIVE broadcast on Facebook every day at noon (12 PM) on The Island Dew. We always welcome your voice and comments!

Community Call-in with MP Sean Casey, May 20th

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives. In this episode, we’re joined by special guest Sean Casey, bringing years of experience in public service, federal politics, and advocacy for Prince Edward Island communities. As the Member of Parliament for Charlottetown since 2011, Sean has been a strong voice for the Capital City and for Islanders on issues ranging from economic development and infrastructure to healthcare, tourism, and community growth. Alongside community call-ins, we’ll hear about recent announcements and opportunities for the Capital City, while also exploring local issues, Island politics, economic development, and the topics that matter most to Islanders. Originally aired live, this session captures real, unfiltered Island talk — from thoughtful discussions to spontaneous moments. Whether you called in or are listening back, you’re part of the conversation.

Community Call-in with Wayne Easter, May 19th

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives.In this episode, we’re joined by special guest Wayne Easter, bringing decades of experience in public service, agriculture, rural development, and Island advocacy to the conversation. A longtime Member of Parliament for Malpeque from 1993 to 2021, Wayne has been a strong voice for Prince Edward Island’s farming, fishing, and tourism industries, as well as rural communities across Canada.Alongside community call-ins, we explore local issues, Island politics, rural development, economic growth, and the topics that matter most to Islanders.Originally aired live, this session captures real, unfiltered Island talk — from thoughtful discussions to spontaneous moments. Whether you called in or are listening back, you’re part of the conversation.

Community Call-in with Shawn Murphy, May 18th

Welcome to The Island Dew Community Call-in — a space where Islanders come together to share their voices, stories, and perspectives. In this episode, we’re joined by special guest Shawn Murphy. A longtime public servant and former Member of Parliament for Charlottetown, Shawn brings years of experience in public policy, community leadership, and Island affairs. His insight and connection to Prince Edward Island make for a thoughtful and engaging conversation. Alongside community call-ins, we explore local issues, Island perspectives, leadership, and the topics that matter most to Islanders. Originally aired live, this session captures real, unfiltered Island talk — from thoughtful discussions to spontaneous moments. Whether you called in or are listening back, you’re part of the conversation.