Cellphone bans, tariffs, leadership elections, the month of August has been surprisingly newsworthy!

Join Tim and Caitlin as they break down the news on their first episode of season two, and explain their name change and rebranding.

Caitlin and John (subbing in for Tim) talk with Rebecca Carrigan, the organizer of the upcoming Writers of the Realm Literary Festival and Fantasy Ball, on writing for books and film, the new Fredericton literary festival, and the rise of independent authors.

This week, Tim and Caitlin talk to Krista Carr, the CEO of Inclusion Canada, about their advocacy work for people with intellectual disabilities and how Inclusion Canada is fighting back against a policy that could grant people with disabilities access to Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID).

Fredericton Spiderman has found local fame through his social media chronicles of cleaning the city from litter.

This week, he took a break from saving our city to talk to Tim and Caitlin about why he decided to don the mask, his winter plans, and his top Spiderman villains.

This week, Tim and Caitlin talk with Andrew MacLean, the creator and author of Backyard History, about hidden treasure and friendly ghosts, as well as his research process and the origins of Backyard History.

Jenna Weeks talks to co-hosts Tim and John McNeil (subbing for Caitlin) about eating well, diving into alternatives to Ozempic, and how naturopathic doctors can help.

Tim and Caitlin talk with the woman behind the Maritimes Maven account, Coreen Hildebrand, about her favourite travel spots, how she got into the travel influencer sphere, and what's next!

Tim and Caitlin talk with Emma Chevarie about the summer festival lineup, the new Hawkes Centre, and music acts you don't want to miss!

Tim and Caitlin talk to Will Pacey, artistic director of the Calithumpians, about their upcoming summer season, the surprisingly haunted corners of Fredericton, and the flammable nature of downtown.

Tim and Caitlin discuss the outcome of the Saint John and Moncton municipal elections, David Coon stepping down as leader of the NB Green Party, and more.