Just Beach-y with Deb and Wendy

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  • Summary

  • Sisters Wendy and Deb grew up in a quirky and wonderful Toronto neighbourhood in the 70s. Then known as "The Beach," their life was filled with adventures and experiences as kids in a groovy world. Join them weekly as they recount the life and times of living in those rich and wonderful years.

    Just Beach-y is a lighthearted and sometimes silly romp through memories and adventures that maybe should have been left sleeping with the dogs.

    Join us every week for a new episode, as Deb and Wendy "remember when."
    Deb Vaughan and Wendy Beaton - All Rights Reserved
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Episodes
  • Just Beachy with Deb and Wendy Episode 23

    Just Beachy with Deb and Wendy Episode 23
    Jan 30 2025
    We are back with another episode of Just Beach-y. This week we talk about the best years of the 70s, and things we did that our mother never knew... :)
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    31 mins
  • Just Beachy-y with Deb and Wendy Episode 20

    Just Beachy-y with Deb and Wendy Episode 20
    Jan 4 2025
    We're back after the break.. Come catch up with us!

    Join our group! https://youtu.be/xMV8sZWPl0Y?si=237YrIUV5_upJJMS
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    31 mins
  • Just Beach-y with Deb and Wendy

    Just Beach-y with Deb and Wendy
    Dec 3 2024
    Well, our weekend plans for a live show fell through. (We are trying again for December 8) So, this is a cheery little convo about snow, Christmases past, and a special musical church.
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    32 mins

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