Ryan speaks with Bob Chamberlain, chair of the First Nations Wild Salmon Alliance

Ryan speaks with Bob Chamberlain, chair of the First Nations Wild Salmon Alliance

The Best Way to Start an Island Morning! Ryan & Lisa on CFAX 1070, weekdays 6-9. It’s all HERE … News, Weather, Traffic, and Community.

The Best Way to Start an Island Morning! Ryan &amp; Lisa on CFAX 1070, weekdays 6-9. It&rsquo;s all HERE &hellip; News, Weather, Traffic, and Community.

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Are pink salmon making a come-back in the Broughton Archipelago?

This week on the show, Shane Munn, Winemaker/GM at Martin's Lane Winery in the Okanagan Valley sub-GI of East Kelowna, shares an update on current B.C. releases and explains why and where he searched Oregon for replacement Pinot Noir grapes to make wine in 2024. Still in East Kelowna, we stop by to talk with CedarCreek winemaker Andrés Gálvez Pizarro, who joins us to discuss his journey to the top of winemaking at CedarCreek and what changes, if any, he will make to some of Canada's most northern wines. Next we head offshore to speak with Sam Pfeiffer, owner and director of Whistler Wines in Australia's Barossa Valley. The Pfeiffer family's long association with the Penfolds winery led to a unique gift his father received upon retirement. And finally, we are joined by Frédéric Chaudière, Vigneron at Château Pesquié and Président de l'AOC Ventoux. For fifty years, three generations of the Chaudière family, who own the Château, have worked with the same desire to explore and fully express the terroir of AOC Ventoux. Frédéric and his brother Alexandre are the latest generation to run the estate, tending their vines with care and precision, following biodynamic principles.

This week on the show, Shane Munn, Winemaker/GM at Martin's Lane Winery in the Okanagan Valley sub-GI of East Kelowna, shares an update on current B.C. releases and explains why and where he searched Oregon for replacement Pinot Noir grapes to make wine in 2024. Still in East Kelowna, we stop by to talk with CedarCreek winemaker Andr&eacute;s G&aacute;lvez Pizarro, who joins us to discuss his journey to the top of winemaking at CedarCreek and what changes, if any, he will make to some of Canada's most northern wines. Next we head offshore to speak with Sam Pfeiffer, owner and director of Whistler Wines in Australia's Barossa Valley. The Pfeiffer family's long association with the Penfolds winery led to a unique gift his father received upon retirement. And finally, we are joined by Fr&eacute;d&eacute;ric Chaudi&egrave;re, Vigneron at Ch&acirc;teau Pesqui&eacute; and Pr&eacute;sident de l'AOC Ventoux. For fifty years, three generations of the Chaudi&egrave;re family, who own the Ch&acirc;teau, have worked with the same desire to explore and fully express the terroir of AOC Ventoux. Fr&eacute;d&eacute;ric and his brother Alexandre are the latest generation to run the estate, tending their vines with care and precision, following biodynamic principles.

B.C. Food And Wine Radio: Oct 28, 2026

Jason Whyte from Get Reel Movies reviews the sensation of You Can See Everything, explains why Wildwood is one of the year's best animated films, and previews several acclaimed TIFF favourites arriving in Victoria, including documentaries on Everest and Rick Hansen.

Jason Whyte from <a href="https://getreelmovies.com/">Get Reel Movies</a> reviews the sensation of You Can See Everything, explains why Wildwood is one of the year's best animated films, and previews several acclaimed TIFF favourites arriving in Victoria, including documentaries on Everest and Rick Hansen.

The Documentary Everyone's Seeing and the Animated Epic Everyone Missed

With some winter sunrises potentially arriving after 9 a.m. under permanent daylight saving time, BC drivers are expressing concerns about visibility, icy roads, and sharing the road safely. Linda Lawlor from BCAA joined Josh & Jade with insights from a new survey and tips for safer driving this winter.

More on this survey and story 

With some winter sunrises potentially arriving after 9 a.m. under permanent daylight saving time, BC drivers are expressing concerns about visibility, icy roads, and sharing the road safely. Linda Lawlor from BCAA joined Josh &amp; Jade with insights from a new survey and tips for safer driving this winter. <a href="https://www.ctvnews.ca/vancouver/vancouver-island/article/permanent-daylight-saving-time-in-bc-could-affect-kids-productivity-and-winter-mornings/https://www.ctvnews.ca/vancouver/vancouver-island/article/permanent-daylight-saving-time-in-bc-could-affect-kids-productivity-and-winter-mornings/">More on this survey and story&nbsp;</a>

Are pink salmon making a come-back in the Broughton Archipelago?

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