A new food truck has popped up on the scene in Fredericton. Beatz n Eatz owner Amanda Michaud is our guest on Homegrown.

Moncton immigrant support group Moncton Cares is heading to the woods later this month in an effort to introduce more people to camping. We get the details from Moncton Cares founder Ketan Raval.

Gulls can be quite the nuisance. But efforts to control seagulls are usually complicated, because they are protected here in Canada and in much of the world. Michael Edwards of Science East explains just how complicated things can get.

Rats - and plenty of them - have invaded the Moncton SPCA and they need new homes. Host KHalil Ahktar paid them a visit, and met the rodents up for adoption.

Fredericton's Gabriel Ibarra AKA El Tata is in our music spotlight this week. He used the pandemic to improve on his music producing skills, and has come out with his first single as a solo artist: Lilac.

We learn all about an app developed by some students at Rothesay Netherwood School that aims to combat textile waste. Angela Xu and her teacher Tammy Earle tell host Khalil Ahktar about 'Indono', and its debut on the international stage.

We're continuing our tour of New Brunswick today, paying special attention to small museums and heritage sites along the way. Today we're exploring the southeastern part of the province, along the Fundy Coast, up to Petitcodiac, and everything in between.

Free rapid test kits will soon be available for small to medium sized businesses in New Brunswick. We learn more when we talk to Edmundston Chamber of Commerce CEO Cathy Pelletier.

It's been over two weeks since New Brunswick opened its borders to the rest of the country. And just a few more weeks until all pandemic restrictions are lifted. CBC's Khalil Akhtar checks in on how the province's recovery plan is going with Dr. Jennifer Russell.

Fredericton-based music festival Shivering Songs is getting a summer makeover. We'll talk to co-organizer Zach Atkinson about Sweltering Songs.