Join Skyler this week as he visits Far Out Flicks in downtown Kitchener. The owner of the store, Rolf, participates in 80 slasher trivia and shares his love for the genre. Gearing up for Halloween we talk about 80’s slasher films and the genres icons.

In this episode of Sports Uncovered, we take a look into injuries that happen to football players. We will look at why these injuries happen and what can be done to prevent them from happening again.

Are you looking for the next place to get your tattoo? Want to go to a shop that makes strides to reduce their carbon footprint? Join host Amy Mcguire at Toltec Tattoo where she talks with Allison Tait about her style of tattooing and how she is using her business to help out the environment.

The sight, sound and smell of coffee beans, roasting in a pan, greets your senses. Tender, savory meat falls apart in your mouth. Incense fills the air. Join host Chris Paisley and the team of World Food Now as they get the full experience of Ethiopian food and culture at Muya Restaurant in Kitchener.

This week on Tri Ink, host Amy Mcguire goes to downtown Kitchener to talk about realism with tattoo artist Darryl Weibe. He talks about how he got his start in this style of tattooing.

Watch Tri 2 Connect this week as they discover the amazing efforts of community leader Sylvia Kolednik and her Pillow Project Charity. With the help from donors like Kevin Kooger, the Pillow Project Charity brings assistance to organizations around the Tri-Cities to help those in need.

The Through The Lens crew takes out the Helios 58mm F.2 lens, and gives it to Kitchener photographer Sidney Elizabeth. Together they explore the capabilities of the vintage lens through portrait photography, using Cilliers Van Heerden as a model. Touring around the beautiful Huron Natural Area, they find out just how awesome, but difficult it…

In this episode of Sports Uncovered, we take a deeper look into western horseback riding. We visit Munch Stables and talk to some of the boarders about why they think western riding is in decline and why it doesn’t get a lot of new people joining.