Six out-of-territory artists set to headline Folk on the Rocks performed some music they created while self-isolating together, while Jane Weyallon Armstrong hopes to become the next Monfwi MLA. Sarah Sibley hosts.

Dene National Chief Norman Yakeleya addressed the United Nations 14th session of Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, and $10,000 grants are available for businesses in Yellowknife looking to expand outdoor spaces. Also, Friday's Folk on the Rocks kick-off will include a burlesque show. Sarah Sibley hosts.

The GNWT warns about a possible rise in mosquito-borne infections as the territory's climate changes, and the Western Arctic Youth Collective gets ready to host a Youth Wellness Gathering in Ulukhaktok this July. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

Giant Mine remediation begins Monday, NWT Brewing Company steps up to educate beer-drinkers about endangered caribou, and Inuvik researcher Erika Hille wins $50,000 award for permafrost research. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

Candidate for MLA of Monfwi Kelvin Kotchilea lays out his campaign platform, and NWT residents could have their likeness used in Tłı̨chǫ author Richard Van Camp's upcoming graphic novel. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

The Yellowknife Artists Co-operative makes a bid to turn the vacant Wildcat Café into an art space for the summer, and a small group of Yellowknifers vie to bring Toastmasters back to the city. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

Cabin Radio digs into how the GNWT issued compliance fines at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, and remediation at the former Giant Mine site begins in earnest. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

A Métis veteran in Yellowknife works to get headstones for Indigenous veterans, and the Sundog Trading Post now offers sweet treats and lunch times. Plus, we find out what its like to own and operate an electric car year-round in the North. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

Emily Blake examines the potential impact on the NWT of Canada Goose's decision to drop fur. We also hear from an organizer of Thursday's protest march in Yellowknife and the Dene National Chief discusses remembrance of Indigenous veterans. Ollie Williams hosts.

What should Thursday mean in light of recent discoveries at residential schools? Meaghan Brackenbury has a special report. Plus how limits on indoor gatherings are changing in the NWT. Ollie Williams hosts.