The Nightline with Cheralyn Darcey

Cheralyn is a radio broadcaster with a passion for community, music, and gardening. She is also a best-selling botanical history author and illustrator of twenty-one internationally published titles.

Cheralyn is a radio broadcaster with a passion for community, music, and gardening. She is also a best-selling botanical history author and illustrator of twenty-one internationally published titles.

Cheralyn Darcey

BEDTIME STORY: Sir Hudson Fysh 03 June 2026

Can a cat change the law? In 2012, a dapper black-and-white feline named Tuxedo Stan did exactly that.

In this episode, we dive into the incredible true story of Halifax’s most famous politician. Born to a stray named Greycie, Stan rose from humble beginnings to become the face of the "Tuxedo Party of Canada." We explore how a "failed" mayoral bid—disqualified only because he lacked a human birth certificate—captured the hearts of Ellen DeGeneres and Anderson Cooper, and ultimately forced the Halifax Regional Council to take action for animal welfare.

It’s a story of civic duty, the power of a global community, and the lasting legacy of a cat who proved you don't need a vote to make a difference.

Can a cat change the law? In 2012, a dapper black-and-white feline named Tuxedo Stan did exactly that.
In this episode, we dive into the incredible true story of Halifax&rsquo;s most famous politician. Born to a stray named Greycie, Stan rose from humble beginnings to become the face of the "Tuxedo Party of Canada." We explore how a "failed" mayoral bid&mdash;disqualified only because he lacked a human birth certificate&mdash;captured the hearts of Ellen DeGeneres and Anderson Cooper, and ultimately forced the Halifax Regional Council to take action for animal welfare.
It&rsquo;s a story of civic duty, the power of a global community, and the lasting legacy of a cat who proved you don't need a vote to make a difference.

Cat News: The Cat Who Ran for Mayor, The Legend of Tuxedo Stan 05 June 2026

Scams are becoming more sophisticated, more convincing and more costly than ever before. But why do so many intelligent, cautious and experienced people still get caught out?On this Nightline Catch Up, private investigator Kylee Dennis from Two Face Investigations joins Cheralyn Darcey to unpack the psychology behind modern scams. Discover the emotional triggers scammers exploit, the tactics they use to build trust, and why fear, urgency and even loneliness can make anyone vulnerable.Kylee explains the warning signs to watch for, how scammers manipulate their victims, and what you can do to better protect yourself and your loved ones from becoming the next target.Whether you've been scammed, know someone who has, or simply want to stay one step ahead, this is a fascinating and important conversation that could save you a great deal of heartache.Listen now to this insightful Nightline Catch Up.

Scams are becoming more sophisticated, more convincing and more costly than ever before. But why do so many intelligent, cautious and experienced people still get caught out?On this Nightline Catch Up, private investigator Kylee Dennis from Two Face Investigations joins Cheralyn Darcey to unpack the psychology behind modern scams. Discover the emotional triggers scammers exploit, the tactics they use to build trust, and why fear, urgency and even loneliness can make anyone vulnerable.Kylee explains the warning signs to watch for, how scammers manipulate their victims, and what you can do to better protect yourself and your loved ones from becoming the next target.Whether you've been scammed, know someone who has, or simply want to stay one step ahead, this is a fascinating and important conversation that could save you a great deal of heartache.Listen now to this insightful Nightline Catch Up.

SCAM SAFE with Kylee Dennis - The Psychology Of Why We Fall For It 05 June 2026

Can gardening change lives? In this inspiring conversation, Cheralyn heads to Lismore to speak with Peter Dawe from the Botanic Gardens of Sydney about the Youth Community Greening program and the remarkable work being done with local young people.

From learning practical gardening skills to creating greener community spaces, Peter shares how reconnecting with nature is helping build confidence, resilience and a sense of purpose for the next generation. It's a heartwarming story about community, opportunity and the simple power of growing something positive.

🎧 Listen now and discover how a few seeds, some soil and a lot of encouragement are helping cultivate hope in Lismore.

Can gardening change lives? In this inspiring conversation, Cheralyn heads to Lismore to speak with Peter Dawe from the&nbsp;Botanic Gardens of Sydney&nbsp;about the Youth Community Greening program and the remarkable work being done with local young people.
From learning practical gardening skills to creating greener community spaces, Peter shares how reconnecting with nature is helping build confidence, resilience and a sense of purpose for the next generation. It's a heartwarming story about community, opportunity and the simple power of growing something positive.
🎧 Listen now and discover how a few seeds, some soil and a lot of encouragement are helping cultivate hope in Lismore.

BEDTIME STORY: Sir Hudson Fysh 03 June 2026

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