Bradford Banter
Bradford Banter
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Bradford Banter is your go-to podcast for all things happening in Bradford West Gwillimbury. Every week, host Natasha Philpott sits down with local voices to hear their stories and get the inside scoop on events, developments, and the heartbeat of our growing community.Whether it’s the buzz about a new restaurant opening, an upcoming community event, or important changes around town, Bradford Banter keeps you connected to the people and happenings that make BWG such a unique place to live.
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The podcast covers various themes such as community development, local events, and resident stories. Episodes may spotlight topics like the opening of a new restaurant, the impact of local leadership initiatives, or personal narratives from residents like Emily Kovacs, showcasing their contributions to community-building.
Bradford Banter is your go-to podcast for all things happening in Bradford West Gwillimbury. Every week, host Natasha Philpott sits down with local voices to hear their stories and get the inside scoop on events, developments, and the heartbeat of our growing community.
Whether it’s the buzz about a new restaurant opening, an upcoming community event, or important changes around town, Bradford Banter keeps you connected to the people and happenings that make BWG such a unique place to live.
The views and opinions expressed by the guests on Bradford Banter are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the host, the podcast, or any affiliated organizations. This content is for informational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered professional advice.
In this episode of Bradford Banter, we sit down with Kathleen Burroughs, founder of Buddy UP! Social Skills in Simcoe County.
With over 20 years of experience supporting neurodivergent individuals, Kathleen has created a welcoming, small-group program where kids, teens, and adults can come for the fun—and stay for the friendships.
We talk about what inspired Kathleen to launch Buddy UP!, how her sessions are designed to build confidence and connection, and why fostering inclusive spaces matters so much in our community. She also shares success stories, the impact of winning a Canadian Choice Award, and what’s next for Buddy UP!
If you’ve ever wondered how to support social growth and belonging for neurodivergent individuals—or if you’re simply looking for a feel-good community story—this episode is for you.
🔗 Learn more at buddyuptime.com
📸 Follow along on Instagram: @buddyuptime
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