The owners of Red Rover Craft Cider are buying a 160 year old farm on Fredericton's northside. They have plans for orchards, a tap room, farm tours and more. Red Rover co-owner Adam Clawson is our guest this week on Homegrown.

We talk to Sackville's deputy mayor Ron Aiken about how he'd like to see the town play a role in the future of the healthcare system.

A New Brunswicker has died after developing blood clots related to the AstraZeneca vaccine. This news comes just days after NACI faced a lot of criticism for describing the MRNa vaccines as preferred, because of these still very rare blood clot events. We get some more information from Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Jennifer Russell.

Pam Novak with the Atlantic Wildlife Institute will join us to talk foxes - she has a kit in her care that had a rough start to life, but seems to be coming around.

The Chatham Family Band in Kent County just released a first album. Living Off the Land is all about life in rural New Brunswick.

The last edition of our spring cleaning series! We'll learn all about the Buy Nothing movement and how it could help you keep your home decluttered for good from Fredericton group admin Lara Proud.

Horizon Health is advising doctors about a treatment for people with mild to moderate symptoms. It's a medication that can be inhaled and can shorten the length of symptoms by up to three days. We talk to Dr. Gordon Dow about the treatment.

Why are the latest National Advisory Committee on Immunization guidelines about vaccines prompting anger and confusion? And are they sending a mixed message to Canadians? Globe and Mail health reporter Carly Weeks joins us to talk about that.

This week is Mental Health Week, and one of the speakers lined-up as part of the events in St. Stephen podcast host Kyle Moore. Kyle started Life's A Wreck because of his own experience with anxiety and OCD. At 22, he's trying to speak to men his age who may be hesitant to reach out for help.

Paddlefest is a go! We'll talk to festival director Luke Macdonald about what folks can expect this year.