Val Gendron describes her plan to create a mini golf in Fort Simpson using Dehcho landmarks as inspiration, Alice Twa explains why NWT Curling is struggling to get its season going during the pandemic, and Sarah Pruys finds out what to expect as Big River gas station upgrades its pumps in Fort Providence.

Schitt's Creek actor Dustin Milligan talks to Emily Blake about his birthday plea for fans to help groups in his home town of Yellowknife. Plus Ollie Williams speaks to Premier Caroline Cochrane about her cabinet reshuffle and the NWT's Covid-19 plans.

Emily Blake speaks with Inuksuk Mackay about how the Edmonton CFL team's northern programming may change when its name changes, while Sarah Sibley spends time at Yellowknife's mountain bike camp.

Hay River's Linda Duford has been writing short stories to pass the time mid-pandemic. Now, she's hoping to turn them into a paperback. Alice Twa finds out more.

How big a financial hole is opening up at the City of Yellowknife during the pandemic? Mayor Rebecca Alty joins Ollie on the show.

Dwayne Wohlgemuth sets out to walk North America's longest esker. Not sure what an esker is? Get listening. Plus an update on bear sightings in Yellowknife and why one NWT woman is organizing a wedding for her dog.

Comics journalist Joe Sacco speaks to Emily Blake about his new book Paying The Land, which focuses on Dene in the NWT. Meanwhile, Alice Twa discovers just how many bikes and canoes Yellowknifers bought this summer -- everywhere is just-about sold out.

Ray Solotki tells Alice Twa how Inuvik's greenhouse is finding new ways to get produce to the public during a bumper harvest. Plus Fred Sangris describes his memories of the Bristol Freighter in Yellowknife.

Sarah Sibley figures out what exactly happens to your garbage and recycling in Yellowknife, while Alice Twa meets the organizer of next month's Play Music on the Porch Day.