Funding to help NWT residents with housing costs is announced, and candidates for the upcoming chief election in Ndilǫ outline their platforms. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

US Olympian Simone Biles steps away from gymnastics individual finals at Tokyo Olympics, and the great Yellowknife shelter debate continues. Plus, a canoe trip acts as a way to connect community and culture. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

Eighteen new affordable modular houses are being built in the NWT's Tłı̨chǫ communities, and Canada has enough Covid-19 vaccines to get every eligible person in the country vaccinated. Also, a group is tying to bring rowing to the territory. Sarah Sibley hosts.

The great mask debate heats up in the United States, the Yellowknife Artists' Co-operative moves into the Wildcat Café for the rest of the summer, and the re-established Crazy Indians Brotherhood hosts a community breakfast. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

Tommy Kakfwi talks about his plans as the new chief of Fort Good Hope. Also on the show, Ollie Williams joins to talk about how the NWT's isolation rules differ from the rest of the country — and what that means for families traveling outside the territory.

Chief Joachim Bonnetrouge talks about the Deh Gáh Got'ı̨ę First Nation’s plans to search the grounds of the former Sacred Heart residential school site in Fort Providence for unmarked graves. Also on the show, Yellowknife golfers move on to the regional competition after a weekend win, and a local artist discusses the making of a woodland mural. McKenna Hadley-Burke hosts.

John J Gon, one of four Monfwi MLA candidates, talks about his plans if elected in this month’s by-election. Also on the show, officials from Habitat for Humanity NWT and Yellowknives Dene First Nation talk about an upcoming project in Dettah. McKenna Hadley-Burke hosts.

Inuvik artist Abe Drennan from Folk on the Rocks talks inspiration and song writing at the Folk on the Rocks festival. Also on the show, Jacob Charpentier discusses his new clothing line, Twin Otter. McKenna Hadley-Burke hosts.

James Wah-Shee, an MLA in the 1980s, hopes to be voted in as the new Monfwi MLA. Also, group of Indigenous youth are paddling a historic Dene route through the Sahtu from Délı̨nę to Fort Good Hope. Sarah Sibley hosts.

The territory's deputy chief public health officer talks about the NWT's syphilis outbreak. Joey O'Neil is set to perform at Folk on the Rocks this weekend after doing a virtual tour over the last year, and Family Feud Canada is looking for families to try out for the show. Sarah Sibley hosts.