After the dry summer we had last year, blueberry growers are loving the wetter weather. Russell Weir of McKay's Wild Blueberries describes the season so far, and the treats at his famous farm stand.

UNB engineering student Jagriti Luitel had a dream about launching a high-altitude weather balloon. With the help of two team members, she made it happen this summer.

The wet and warm weather is great for mushrooms! Alfredo Junto of the New Brunswick Museum describes the bounty in the forest.

Two members of the band join us to talk about the new album produced by New Brunswick's Alan Jeffries.

August is Spinal Muscular Atrophy Awareness month. We speak to Mathieu Melanson, the father of a Dieppe boy who has the disease. New treatments are making a big difference, and his parents are anxious to share their experience in order to help others.

The Perseid meteor shower is underway, and the peak is happening over the next few days. Chris Curwin of Astronomy by the Bay in Saint John joins us to share tips for watching the action.

We learn about Hearts of Saint John, a group aiming to bring more Indigenous programming and support systems to the Port City, from its founder Crystal Forrest.

Canada re-opened its border to the US today, after more than a year of being closed to all non-essential travel. We check in with border Mayor Eric Marquis in Edmundston.

We visit the Hayes Farm, as we usually do on Friday's. This week, farm manager and instructor Mark Trealout is showing off some onions!

The Canadian women won soccer gold today. And on that team is the first open non-binary athlete to ever win an Olympic medal. We talk about what that means to people in the LGBTQ+ community.