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Gather round, everyone! Long before television, people gathered together in their homes for a different kind of entertainment—Radio! In Canada, radio began not long after the First World War ended.  The first private commercial radio stations in Canada were given licenses in 1922, and by 1927, radio coverage reached 76 percent of the population. July …

We were thrilled when Kathy Greenwood (Grace Bailey) agreed to talk with us earlier this month, before she hit the road on tour with her comedy group, Women Fully Clothed. Armed with fan questions – and a few of our own – we had a great chat covering everything from motherhood to desert islands to …

We recently spent some time catching up with Kevin Sullivan to talk about history, current projects and the future. Watching his shows and films, from Anne to Wind at My Back, and everything in between, we have always wondered what motivated Kevin to capture certain eras in history over others. In response, he noted that …

As a 12-year-old actress on the set of her first feature film, The Scarlett Letter, Kristin Fairlie was mesmerized by the lead actress, Demi Moore. She remembers exactly what Moore looked like when she showed up to a cast dinner sporting coveralls, messy hair and a cigar. “She was cooler than cool,” Fairlie recalls. “The …

We recently caught up with the man recognized as New Bedford’s quietly inspiring teacher and one Grace Bailey’s potential suitors, Jim Flett.

Fans of Sullivan Entertainment’s Road to Avonlea, Anne of Green Gables and Wind at My Back, should know that there are eBooks for these classic productions!

Now, we’re posting the full interview with actress Day Irvine – the actress who played Maisey McGinty.

This month, Sullivan Entertainment wants to know which woman in history has inspired you the most!

Actor James Carroll, who played New Bedford’s resident principal and writer, Max Sutton, graciously agreed to a recent interview with us.

Did you know that right now, anyone can watch the entire first episodes of both Road to Avonlea and Wind at My Back on YouTube?! Fans, new and old, can also see 4-minute previews of each episode from the first seasons of both shows (26 episodes in total!). For anyone who has yet to see …