Michael Edwards with Science East joins us to talk about sleepwalking, and the science behind why you should never wake someone up.

Dave and Christina Higgins have had their eyes glued to the screen this week, watching their son Colin Higgins play for the Canadian men's wheelchair basketball team in Tokyo. We talk to the couple about what it's been like watching Colin achieve his Paralympic dreams.

Three weekends of suspicious fires in the Cap Pele area have residents and business owners on edge. We talk to the area's Chamber of Commerce about what is being done to help affected businesses recover.

Dieppe's Kamylle Frenette placed fourth in the women's triathlon over the weekend. We speak to the paralympian's dad Michel Frenette who watched it all unfold at home.

It was a big day in the Dorris household in Moncton. Daughter Danielle Dorris won silver in today's Paralympic swimming event. Host Khalil Akhtar speaks to her father JP Dorris about the big win.

JP Dorris is cheering on his daughter, Paralympic swimmer Danielle Dorris of Moncton. She finished 4th in her first final with two more races to come!

Alain Clavette visits Sackville's retention pond with a couple of young birders, and he finds out why the town decided to build habitat rather than just a hole in the ground.

We meet student intern Keaton Tapley and find out why he wanted to spend his summer digging and planting and cooking on the farm.

Today on Homegrown - it's corn season! We check in with local farmer Chip Hunter, of the Hunter Brothers Farm in Florenceville-Bristol.

Covid-19 case numbers have been rising in the province in recent weeks... But hospitalization numbers remain low. Public health is again recommending that people wear masks in indoor public spaces. So how concerned should people be as those numbers tick up? We speak with immunology and virology professor Dr. Rodney Russell.