Video games tend to be a fairly solitary activity, but there's a new game that hopes to change that. It Takes Two is designed to be played with two people - perfect for families or couples who are stuck inside this winter. The CBC's Danielle McCreadie tells us all about it.

Michael Edwards of Science East will join us to talk about many legged creatures, specifically millipedes. How many legs do they really have?

The province will move to level 1 of the winter plan next Friday, February the 18th. Premier Blaine Higgs made that announcement this afternoon. He also said that the province hopes to be able to drop all remaining Covid restrictions by the end of winter. Premier Higgs joins us to walk us through the decision, and what changes next week.

Owanjema Ahuka A.K.A Owan Golden is in our music spotlight today. The Fredericton-based afro-beats musician moved here from Burundi 10 years ago, and after making some new music during the pandemic, he's ready to bring some spice to the New Brunswick music scene.

Many young people are already tuned into the conversation about climate change. But getting them thinking about how they can make a difference is where Eco Schools comes in. Geoff MacDonald is the executive director of the Gaia Project. It facilitates the Eco Schools initiative in several schools in New Brunswick.

As Courtney Sarault of Moncton competes in Beijing, provincial coach and former Olympian Jamie Beamish, who competed for Canada in Pyeongchang, discusses the experience.

Cybersecurity expert David Shipley of Beauceron Security tells the CBC's Mariam Mesbah about the role bots and trolls play in stoking divides and upsetting social norms.

We take a trip to the provincial archives, where archivist Roger Nason shares the story of John Hamilton, a Black inventor in New Brunswick who never got his due.

We gather our panel of politics watchers to talk about this week's news, including protests in Ottawa, O'Toole ousted, and back in New Brunswick, immersion issues, and the liberal leadership race.

New Brunswick's Team Andrea Crawford defeated the NorthWest Territories today 8-6, advancing them to the page playoffs in the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. This is the first time NB has been in the Scotties playoffs since 1991. We speak to Jaime Watson, manager of the Capital Winter Club about the win.