This week our birder Alain Clavette heads to the Musée De Kent in Bouctouche where he met artist Elsie Nowlan whose paintings showcase the birds of New Brunswick.

The new documentary, Losing Yourself, tells the story of Katrina O'Neill of Fredericton who lost 14 years of memory. Robert Gow produced and directed the documentary and joins us to talk about that experience.

Fredericton's Rose Messenger is starring as Josie Pye this summer in Anne and Gilbert, the musical on PEI. We reach Rose to learn more about that experience.

This week's music feature is Jack Miles - also known as JR Miles - from Fredericton. This 24-year-old has already produced two solo albums and an EP. He talks in dept about his latest EP Old Soul.

Ian Curran, a 19-year-old with type 1 diabetes, joins us to talk about New Brunswick's move to expand an insulin pump program and how it's impacting his life.

We reach Vicky Hogarth at CHCO TV to hear how Meta's decision to block news content on Instagram and Facebook will impact the non-profit.

On our summer paddling series, we'll speak with Fredericton-based kayak instructor and enthusiast Bree Perreaux.

New Brunswick has selected Grand Lake as the location for a new jail development. We reach the municipality's mayor Kevin Nicklin for his thoughts.

The CBC's Sam Farley joins us to talk about a rare sighting of the orca, known as Old Thom in the Bay of Fundy.

Lisa Rabluck will bring us her review of the blockbuster movie Oppenheimer. She went to see it last night and Saint John and will be here with her thoughts on the cast, director, and overall experience.