Shift (NB)

David Myles has been making music pretty much since he could walk. So, we weren't surprised to find out he's releasing yet another album. We'll talk to Myles all about his upcoming album Only a Little Loneliness.

Nature Trust New Brunswick has completed another coastal cleanup of about 30 sites in the provinces. We'll talk to coordinator Brittany Dixon about what was found.

It's been one year since 12 Neighbors Inc. began building tiny homes to tackle affordable housing. We'll talk to founder Marcel LeBrun about where that community stands now.

Apple season is upon us! We talk to apple experts Wilf and Charlotte Hiscock at Charlotte's Family Orchard in Gagetown about the best ways to store, preserve and enjoy apples.

A travelling exhibit about women in the first makes its way to New Brunswick. We speak with heritage and culture coordinator at the Moncton Museum Lawren Campbell.

Tell us what your favourite New Brunswick book is to win our latest contest celebrating Buy a New Brunswick Book Day. To kick off the series, we spoke with Quispamsis author Riel Nason.

Jake Reid from the New Brunswick Pharmacists' Association talks about the availability of COVID vaccine boosters for kids between the ages of 5 and 11, as well as when the new bivalent vaccines might arrive in the province.

Alain Clavette takes listeners along on another pelagic adventure in the Bay of Fundy.

Mark Trealout at the Hayes Farm shares tips for storing vegetables from the garden so that they stay fresh through the winter.

We'll check in with Universite de Moncton nursing professor Suzanne Dupuis-Blanchard. She came up with the Nursing Homes Without Walls program a couple of years ago, to keep seniors in their homes longer - and she has some updates to share on the success of the program.