Reeve Harrison from 5Bean Brew

The Value of Tourism and the message behind it has never been more important. Join Christina and Jason wrap up 2021 and nearly 80 episodes as they catch up with the Tourism Kamloops CEO.

Jason and Christina catch up with the latest Luv'n The Loops passport winner. We learn all the tips and tricks for maximizing scans and some of the deals waiting for locals to take advantage of.

Carl catches up with Christina and Jason to let them know all the amazing ways that you and your family can enjoy holiday cheer downtown this December.

Campbell tells us why your family needs to try ice fishing this winter. He has built an experience loved by the international traveller and is perfect for creating a new memory and keeping your cohort together, safe, and having fun this winter. Ice fishing should definitely be on your bucket list!

Cider, Christmas trees, a roaring fire, hot cider, wine … we go on. Adam reminds us why the Woodward Christmas is a true staple for Kamloops residents - and he fills us in on Woodward Cider Co.

Thrash Wrestling is another business that was not left unaffected in 2020. He is continue to work hard to ensure that he is strong and poised to win when wrestling can continue. Learn how he balances family, business, and wrestling.

Reeve has grown 5Bean Brew to a major Kamloops brand. He is a local entrepreneur who has pivoted and is embracing the new normal - tune in to hear his coffee suggestions, what's coming up for the Café, and how he is staying relevant in Kamloops.

Jason, Lisa and Christina share their Halloween insights as parents trying to make this Halloween the best ever for Kamloops kids!

MJ is taking it upon herself to try out the passport expereinces. She loves exploring Kamloops and the passport is giving her the opportunity to get out, be with friends, and get some great deals!

Maeghan has lead her team through change - and her year has been transformational in more ways than one. Doors are wide open at Noble Pig and we get a sneak preview on what they have up their sleeves for fall - to bring home and to enjoy in-house.