Our host Julianne Hazlewood talked with business and restaurant owners in Collingwood about this difficult year and the importance of community - and with Brandon Houston who created an online e-commerce platform for them; A conversation with Prince Edward County musician Justin Rutledge. He performs 'Do You Hear What I Hear?'; Julianne visits Dress For Success in Barrie where client Charlotte LoRusso is looking for an outfit with help from director Linda Reid; Crystal Shawanda performs one of her own songs 'Hey Love'; Thelma Dillon is a nurse at a long-term care home in Cobourg. She holds online Zumba classes and holds distanced dance parties to cheer up residents; Melanie's Leclair and her daughter Kiara Neill created give and take boxes in front of their house in Kingston to provide food and other essentials for anybody in the community who needs them; Julianne talks with Linda Ciceri a client of Manna Food Bank in Bracebridge; Justin Rutledge performs an original song 'Country Full of Christmas'; A conversation with Sam Robinson -- the executive director of the Manna Food Bank; Kingston musician Michael C. Duguay is sober now but he had been living on the streets. He tells us how it was music that helped him rebound. He performs an original song 'Yankee Swap'; We join Gail Ows and her Grade 5/6 class at St. Martha Catholic School in Kingston, where the kids are use sign language to perform an Advent song; Julianne meets with Mark Brinklow who is helping to run a food hamper program for the Tyendinaga Justice Circle; A visit to the Safe and Sound drop in Centre in Owen Sound. Ashley Lynch and Raymond "Nonya" Allen Brown explain why the place is so important to them. We hear more from the centre's executive director Toni McGregor Callaghan; Crystal Shawanda performs 'I'll Be Home For Christmas'. .