When you think of video games, big studio players like Ubisoft, Nintendo, Microsoft and Sony come to mind. But did you know we have a fairly sizable gaming industry right here on the East Coast? Associate producer Danielle McCreadie and Fredericton game developer Jade Yhap get into it.

Today is Earth Day, but did you know it was protection of the oceans that inspired its creation? We speak to a scientist about what it's going to take to reverse the damage we're seeing in our oceans.

Pregnancy and Covid-19. We talk with a Fredericton obstetrician and gynecologist for the latest information on the risk pregnant women face when they contract the virus. And we'll answer some questions as well about the vaccines and pregnancy.

Pam Novak with the Atlantic Wildlife Institute joins us today to talk about a couple of animals in her care who are done their rehabilitation journeys and are ready to be released.

Early last week, Bitcoin 's value rose to nearly $80 thousand Canadian dollars per coin. That's a record high for the world's best-known cryptocurrency. We meet a Halifax couple who believe Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are the future of money.

Sussex-raised, Fredericton-based musician Michelle Morrison has been performing for years, but she'd never recorded any of her songs - until now. Michelle has a new double sided-digital single - and she's in our musical spotlight this afternoon.

Nova Scotia announced new travel restrictions this week that will delay the start of the Atlantic bubble again. We talk to Memramcook-Tantramar MLA Megan Mitton about how the news will impact her constituents, especially those with people to care for on the other side of the border.

Parts of Zone 4 are still under total lockdown, and according to Public Health, the numbers aren't getting much better. We check in with Edmundston Deputy Mayor Eric Marquis.

We tackle the decluttering side of the all important spring cleaning with professional organizer Jessica Oickle.

Lumber prices are sky high these days. But the province is receiving no additional royalties for trees that are being cut on crown land and woodlot owners aren't being paid more for what they are selling. The CBC's Robert Jones joins us with more.