Dan Tisch, CEO of Argyle Communications and an expert in political leadership communications,takes a look at what parties need to do win over voters in the final days of the election campaign; Belleville city councillor Chris Malette on why the city is inviting residents to join a citywide free-for-all yard sale; Tess Girard is the director of Prison Farm, a new documentary about Collins Bay and Joyceville Institutions in Kingston, the prison farms there — and the difference it's made in their lives; Two small buisness owners, Kelly Hale, the owner of Jakk Tuesdays Sports Pub in Kingston, who will not be implementing passports and Fyonna Vanderwerf, the owner of the Hive Muskoka gym, who will be talk about the incoming implementation of vaccine passports across the province; Kyle Compeau, the manager of licensing and enforcement for the City of Kingston, on how the city plans to enforce the proof of vaccination policy; Nathan Barnett is a steering committee member with The Ontario Undergraduate Student Alliance, who pushed the province to instruct post-secondary schools across Ontario to update their sexual violence policies; Eli Glasner on new films The Eyes of Tammy Faye and Cry Macho; Jeff Lehman, mayor of Barrie and Steve Clarke, mayor of Orillia talk about what their communities should be looking for in federal election platforms; Driftwood Theatre group is airing an eight-part travel documentary series on YouTube called Motorcycle Monologues that runs until October 1st.Driftwood's Artistic Director Jeremy Smith has been touring around Southern Ontarioa nd in the episode that airs today, he stops in Peterborough.