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Echo Essentials Podcast

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
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    In this episode we are joined by Dr David Tabachnick, Professor of Political Science at Nipissing University, to talk about the current provincial government.

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    55 分
  • A New Era Begins: Introducing Isaac to the Echo Team!

    A New Era Begins: Introducing Isaac to the Echo Team!
    2025/11/20
    In this episode, we introduce Isaac Sturkey, the newest member of our team. He’s stepping into the role of Content Director and Client Strategy with a passion for storytelling and a strong connection to the North Bay community.

    Isaac shares a bit about his background, what drew him to Echo, and how he hopes to shape the stories we tell going forward.

    Chris also shares his future plans and how he will remain connected with Echo

    0:00 – Intro
    3:36 – Isaac’s Background and Why He Joined Echo
    7:12 – Why Community Storytelling Matters
    8:15 – Supporting Clubs, Groups, and Underrepresented Voices
    10:11 – Echo’s Role in Rebuilding Community Connection
    15:08 – Balancing Storytelling with Journalistic Integrity
    21:00 – What Chris Learned Hosting Echo Essentials
    37:18 – Chris Reflects on His Next Chapter
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    45 分
  • "Would You Still Drink It If You Knew What Was In It?" — The Truth About North Bay's Drinking Water

    "Would You Still Drink It If You Knew What Was In It?" — The Truth About North Bay's Drinking Water
    2025/11/13
    North Bay’s drinking water might look, taste, and smell normal—but do you really know what’s swimming around in your glass?

    In this week's episode of Echo Essentials, host Chris Piekarski sits down with Liza Vandermeer and Carol Hansman to detail the shocking story of PFAS contamination in Trout Lake, North Bay's main drinking water source.

    From discussing how the decades-long dumping and use of firefighting foam and how it's contaminated Trout Lake and Lees Creek, this episode dives into the science, silence and the politics surrounding what’s known as the “forever chemicals” that inhabits North Bay's drinking water.

    What is the cleanup plan? Why has public conversation gone quiet? Where did the buck stop and who’s really responsible?

    Come for the facts: stay for the call to action. And don’t miss the public information session on November 19!

    Special thanks to Masih Khalatbari of the Investigative Journalism Bureau for his support and coverage of this story. You can find his piece here: https://ijb.utoronto.ca/news/feds-covered-up-toxic-forever-chemicals-in-the-water-in-this-ontario-city-for-5-years/
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    58 分
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