A doc from freelance producer Rebecca Nolan about Dr. Elias Bartellas that bridges the Turkish invasion of Cyprus, the disappearance of a village and his determination to grow fruit trees in a rocky Newfoundland cliff.

We revisit one of the most dramatic news stories of the 1930s - The Hindenburg Disaster - with Viola Pruss’s award winning documentary “Finding Max”. It's the untold story of her great grandfather Max Pruss - the Hindenburg's heroic captain.

A special Remembrance Day documentary by Richard Woodbury called Finding Florence - it’s a story with many twists about Cape Breton pilot Ed Mann and his favourite spitfire - a plane he named after his wife. The story of one ww2 airplane and its connection to generations of people across many countries.

It’s a startling statistic: Everyday, about 11 Canadians die by suicide. This week on AV, how some Nova Scotia parents are fighting for change in the health care system. The doc explores the friction between a patient's privacy and the families’ need to support loved ones struggling with suicidal thoughts.

Here’s is Elizabeth Chiu’s documentary The intervention. The first voice you’ll hear is Spencer Conway’s - his brother died by suicide in 2018.

Afeature interview with Michael Crummey recorded live at the Woody Point Writers' Festival in beautiful Gros Morne National Park.

Michael Crummey’s latest novel THE INNOCENTS examines the relationship between an orphaned brother and sister struggling to survive alone in a remote cove. Since this recording, the novel has acheived a kind of Canlit triple crown: nominated for The Governor General’s Literary Award, the Rogers Writers' Trust Award and the Giller Award. The Giller jury citation said: "Crummey's novel has the capacity to change the way the reader sees the world."

Pam Hall and Jerry Evans launched a new chapter of the Encyclopedia of Local Knowledge (ELK) set in Conne River. The ELK is a way of gathering, honouring and sharing living knowledge, the stuff that is often undervalued, but deeply tied to place.

The Atlantic Business Magazine CEO of the Year wants to solve Canada's shortage of skilled trades workers.

Never Too Old made its debut at the FIN Atlantic International Film Festival. The doc follows the journey of 81 year old Olive as she completes her PhD and forces viewers to confront their own ageism. This week on Atlantic Voice, an interview with Olive Bryanton and filmmaker Marcia Connolly.

The CBC's Lindsay Bird is going to take us to the forgotten village of Crow Gulch just outside Corner Brook, Newfoundland. Her doc explores how attitudes around race, can shape the perceived value of a place and impact generations.

Host Pauline Dakin and Maggie Rahr ask is Atlantic Canada has the best nicknames. From the 2015 archives of Atlantic Voice.