Echo Essentials Podcast

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  • The Echo Essentials Podcast ties together all the elements of the North Bay Echo Community Podcast Network, hosted by Essentials newsletter editor Dave Dale and Echo's principal partner Scott Clark.

    Guests on the weekly show will reflect the challenges and issues facing North Bay while Scott and Dave discuss the topics and podcasts featured in the newsletter ... as well as upcoming projects.

    References to the To North Bay With Love, Backroads Bill, Frontline and Cheap Seats episodes will be common.

    The Echo Essentials Podcast drops online each Thursday at 2 p.m.

    Billed as North Bay's oddest couple, Scott and Dave are patently different in both manner and outlook despite being born within a mile of each other and a month apart in 1965. Scott was born for theatre and built up a 20-year career in radio in split between Toronto and North Bay before entering the marketing game with Clark Communications celebrating the 20-year milestone in 2024.

    Dave took the print media route, beginning in 1986 as a Canadore College student and taking a journalism journey through B.C., North Bay, Kapuskasing and Orillia before a seven-year stint with the Anishinabek News and 18 years as a Nugget reporter, photographer and columnist. He is also the publisher of the Back in the Bay Magazine, a quarterly print product with 12 editions since launching in 2021.

    Explore more North Bay podcasts and stay updated on local events and news at NorthBayEcho.ca.

    To inquire about being a guest or commenting on content, please email editor@northbayecho.ca



    Production Credits:
    • Hosts: Dave Dale & Scott Clark
    • Producer: Ben Sargent
    • Content Specialist: Dave Dale
    • Produced by Clark Communications
    The Echo Podcast Network
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The Echo Essentials Podcast ties together all the elements of the North Bay Echo Community Podcast Network, hosted by Essentials newsletter editor Dave Dale and Echo's principal partner Scott Clark.

Guests on the weekly show will reflect the challenges and issues facing North Bay while Scott and Dave discuss the topics and podcasts featured in the newsletter ... as well as upcoming projects.

References to the To North Bay With Love, Backroads Bill, Frontline and Cheap Seats episodes will be common.

The Echo Essentials Podcast drops online each Thursday at 2 p.m.

Billed as North Bay's oddest couple, Scott and Dave are patently different in both manner and outlook despite being born within a mile of each other and a month apart in 1965. Scott was born for theatre and built up a 20-year career in radio in split between Toronto and North Bay before entering the marketing game with Clark Communications celebrating the 20-year milestone in 2024.

Dave took the print media route, beginning in 1986 as a Canadore College student and taking a journalism journey through B.C., North Bay, Kapuskasing and Orillia before a seven-year stint with the Anishinabek News and 18 years as a Nugget reporter, photographer and columnist. He is also the publisher of the Back in the Bay Magazine, a quarterly print product with 12 editions since launching in 2021.

Explore more North Bay podcasts and stay updated on local events and news at NorthBayEcho.ca.

To inquire about being a guest or commenting on content, please email editor@northbayecho.ca



Production Credits:
  • Hosts: Dave Dale & Scott Clark
  • Producer: Ben Sargent
  • Content Specialist: Dave Dale
  • Produced by Clark Communications
The Echo Podcast Network
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  • Town Hall changes, 'evolved' positions and how to be a small town politician on tap

    Town Hall changes, 'evolved' positions and how to be a small town politician on tap
    2024/10/31
    North Bay Councilor Gary Gardiner joins the Echo Essentials podcast to discuss the latest Town Hall controversy, what changed his mind about the twin pad arena project and what he thinks about running for mayor again. He also described his strategy to get things done at council and how elected officials have to adopt a patient attitude and work with staff.

    Co-hosts Scott Clark and Dave Dale start the episode talking about garbage pick up schedules, the city's website and inability to book arenas and fields online.
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    57 分
  • Value of Integrity Commissioners, code of conduct investigations worthy of debate

    Value of Integrity Commissioners, code of conduct investigations worthy of debate
    2024/10/24
    The group representing Northern Ontario municipalities wants the province to put the Integrity Commission and code-of-conduct system re-examined to be more consistent and worth the cost. Former North Bay councilor Dave Mendicino and Echo Essentials co-hosts Scott Clark and Dave Dale rake over past investigations, outcomes and options that might make it better. A debate was sparked when Mendicino said the $50,000 spent on one investigation a few years ago over Invest North Bay was a good example of waste and inconsistency.

    Dave and Scott, however, point out that partly due to the complaints and investigation, whether right or wrong, probably had something to do with the board canceling a contract and getting several hundred thousand back into city coffers. Also discussed was the annoying traffic concerns about Lakeshore Drive with the subject of turning lanes raising its head again.
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    1 時間
  • 'Democracy is supposed to be messy': Farming family wants fair treatment

    'Democracy is supposed to be messy': Farming family wants fair treatment
    2024/10/17
    Matt Parfitt, of the Parfitt Farm, visits the Echo Essentials Podcast studio to highlight city restrictions on rural and agricultural land use that he feels are not science-based and unfair to rural property owners several kilometres away from Trout Lake. He also said the city has recently approved additional development of lots right on Trout Lake, the city's source of drinking water that the restrictions were intended to safeguard.


    Co-hosts Scott Clark and Dave Dale, meanwhile, end up in a mini-debate in front of Matt about how open the city and council should be regarding public access, both at City Hall and when participating in public meetings such as Town Halls. And in the opening banter, Scott and Dave debate how much info is really necessary in the minutes of city council meetings.
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    50 分

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