Coast Beat Ep. 37: Sean, John and Christine explore the PODS project. We hear a bit of the pitch for Howe Sound as a UNESCO biosphere. The whole team shares some thoughts on driving in the snow. And Jacob fill us in on the Sunshine Coast connection to the first ever longboarding competition in Saint Lucia.

Coast Beat Ep. 36: Sean, John and Christine talk pipeline politics and highlight another great piece of work by the Coast's emergency volunteers. And, Jacob gets his eagerly-awaited night of professional wrestling.

Coast Beat Ep. 35: Sean, John and Christine on this week's good news for a couple of non-profit housing projects. A well known zero-waste advocate looks to pass the torch. And, Jacob joins the rest of the team to talk about Sechelt's tentative steps into the difficult business of herding cats.

Coast Beat Ep. 34: Sean, John and Christine tackle the implications of municipal staff turnover, we get a preview of Coast Life, and Jacob gets psyched up for the return of All Star Wrestling.

Coast Beat Ep. 33: Sunshine Coast doctors speak out on long-term care, showing a united front to the health minister. Jacob goes faux-fox hunting. And, we offer some thoughts on the U.S. election.

Coast Beat Ep. 32: Sean, John and Christine on Sechelt council's review of projects aimed at seniors housing and care. And, Sean gets an update from Jacob on scary clowns and the sights and sounds he encountered on the Hallowe'en beat

Coast Beat Ep. 31: Sean, John, Christine and Jacob take a closer look at the fixed link proposals, and we go to Ottawa to hear some of the recent debate on derelict vessels.

Coast Beat Ep. 30: Sean, John and Christine talk about 30 years of shishalh Nation self government, which is marked with a special section and broad coverage in this week's paper. We hear from NDP leader John Horgan on raw log exports. And, Sean and Jacob anticipate new craft brewers/distillers setting up shop in Gibsons.

Coast Beat Ep. 29: Sean, John and Christine talk about the early start to municipal campaign season in Sechelt and the release of the long-awaited report on last summer's turmoil at the shishalh Nation. And, Jacob helps us break down an issue that's developing elsewhere, but still hasn't reached our shores: scary clowns.

Coast Beat Ep. 28: Heading into the Thanksgiving weekend it looks like Sunshine Coasters are pretty content, or at least more content that some other British Columbians - Sean, John and Christine look at the results of the latest Vital Signs survey. Jacob on changing his ways when it comes to screen time. And, a peek inside the newly renovated Sunshine Coast Museum and Archives with curator Matthew Lovegrove.