Shift (NB)

Our birder takes us out on the ocean this week on a pelagic tour.

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.

Andrew Dixon from the Fundy Trail Development Authority explains why the provincial government is going to take over the operations of the Fundy Trail Parkway.

The Nature Conservancy of Canada and other conservation groups want property owners to be on the lookout for a damaging invasive plant that's made its way to New Brunswick. Paula Noel shares efforts the conservation is taking to spread awareness.

Pam Novak at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute tells us about some animals that were released back into the wild.

Our music guest this week is Colin Ratchford - or Fireball Kid. He talks about the release of his first solo album Gas Station.

On this week's paddling segment we reach John Fletcher in Miramichi to hear his best tips for going out on the water with children.

St. Thomas University graduates Julia Evans and Elisha Gunaratnam were in Geneva, Switzerland, to compete in the Nelson Mandela World Human Rights Moot Court Competition. We reach them to hear how they did.

Alex Rioux joins us to talk about their production Fruit Machine. That theatrical performance will tour for the first time this summer as a Solo Chicken Production.

Research scientist Meghann Bruce shares new research that contradicts old beliefs about how water levels impact blue-green algae in the province.