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Moncton's Tea Bailey - aka One 8 Tea - performed at last night's ECMA gala. And he won an award himself - for rap/hip hop artist on the year! Somehow he was up bright and early this morning to chat with associate producer Danielle McCreadie.

Karen Mersereau is back with more tips for tackling food waste. This week it's Odds and Ends - making use of pickle juice and the last bit of ketchup in the bottom of the bottle.

Everyone has experienced something akin to boredom in their lives. Even with access to all kinds of technology, books and bikes - we still feel at times that there's nothing to do. What's with that? Michael Edwards at Science East has been doing a little digging.

Music man Bob Mersereau has a new book that's a real hall of fame for the East Coast set. He joins us to talk all about it.

Saint John Police are issuing a warning, after responding to a number of calls related to drug overdoses. In just the past week, police say there has been a noticeable increase, jumping from 6 to 18. We speak to staff Sgt. Sean Rocca.

CBC's Colleen Kitts-Goguen talks about writer Luke Beirne and his first novel Fox Hunt.

A leaked draft decision from the US Supreme Court shows the court is poised to overturn the landmark Roe v. Wade decision reached 49 years ago, which protects abortion rights across that country. Kerri Froc, associate professor of law at UNB, is watching the developments closely.

It's ECMA week - and this year all of the festivities are taking place in Fredericton.

Lisa Leblanc will be performing this week and she's got a lot to celebrate with a really incredible new album Chiac Disco.

Record high diesel prices are affecting more than just your morning commute. Farmers in New Brunswick are seeing their cost of production increase as well. And it's not just diesel prices that are skyrocketing this year - its everything, from fertilizer to plastic.

It has been a number of weeks since New Brunswick first inked a child care deal with Ottawa,

but this week we got the first look at what that will really mean for families. Plus the parade of candidates hoping to become the next leader of the federal Conservatives continues through the province.