Mainstreet Halifax

Ahead of the JUNO Awards, Mainstreet Halifax broadcasts live from the Sutton Place Hotel in downtown Halifax. Host Jeff Douglas is joined by Canadian folk trio, the Good Lovelies, made up of Caroline Brooks, Kerri Ough and Sue Passmore.

Ahead of the JUNO Awards, Mainstreet broadcasts live from the Sutton Place Hotel in downtown Halifax. Host Jeff Douglas is joined by Newfoundland and Labrador duo, Quote the Raven. They are Jordan Coaker and Kirsten Rodden-Clarke.

Ahead of the JUNO Awards, Mainstreet broadcasts live from the Sutton Place Hotel in downtown Halifax. Host Jeff Douglas is joined by Charlottetown singer-songwriter Joce Reyome.

Ahead of the JUNO Awards, Mainstreet broadcasts live from the Sutton Place Hotel in downtown Halifax. Host Jeff Douglas is joined by singer-songwriter Zamani Folade.

Next month marks 112 years since the sinking of the Titanic. More than half of the children on board died in the sinking, calling into question the notion of “women and children first.” John Boileau's new book, The Lucky and the Lost: The Lives of Titanic’s Children, explores the stories of the children who sailed on board.

Calling all adventurers! The Night of Adventure podcast is offering grants for grassroots adventurers. Night of Adventure founder Dave Green joins host Jeff Douglas to talk about the grants and what adventuring can do for people.

If you're a parent, talking to your kids about money may be a daunting task. Financial consultant Clifton Corbin is an advocate for greater financial awareness. He spoke with CBC's Jane Sponagle to offer his advice on how you can make these money conversations more enjoyable.

Aysanabee joins host Jeff Douglas to talk about his three JUNO nominations: Album of the Year, Contemporary Indigenous Artist of the Year and Songwriter of the Year. Aysanabee is Oji-Cree, Sucker Clan of the Sandy Lake First Nation in northwestern Ontario.

The Black Health Education Collaborative has launched a new health care-oriented education module called the Black Health Primer. It will give medical professionals and those training in the medical and public health fields the education to effectively and compassionately treat Black patients.

Bridget Brownlow is best known for her work in conflict resolution in Ireland, where years of conflict have plagued the population, causing intergenerational trauma. The Halifax woman has championed work in peace and conflict resolutions at Peaceful Schools Int'l Saint Mary's University and through the Charitable Irish Society of Halifax. She joins host Jeff Douglas to share more on her work in conflict resolution.