Logan Milne loves telling stories through the exquisite colours of her hand-dyed yarn. Milne is a fibre artist in Fredericton and she spoke with Colleen Kitts-Goguen.

Health Minister Dorothy Shephard talks about New Brunswick's COVID-19 vaccination plan with Colleen Kitts-Goguen.

Associate Producer Philip Drost talks about the tabletop RPG Dungeons and Dragons, and interviews a player Brandon Ingraham about it.

February 17th marked the second annual I Read Canadian Day. Candace Hare has some suggestions for all of us. She's the director of the Nashwaaksis Library in Fredericton.

Black Lives Matter Fredericton has launched a new resource for educators to help them teach Black history in New Brunswick classrooms. Education Minister Dominic Cardy talked with Colleen kitts-Goguen about how these resources will be used in the classroom.

We Were Here is a play by Saint John poet and playwright, Clyde Wray. It tells the stories of eight historic Black leaders.  Olive Ozoemena plays Dr. Constance Timberlake.

We Were Here is a play by Saint John poet and playwright, Clyde Wray. It tells the stories of eight historic Black leaders. Timothy Christie plays Abraham Beverly Walker.

It's not easy turning 300-pound blocks of ice into delicate, crystal-like masterpieces. But for Joel Palmer, it's all in a day's work. He was chosen to enter this year's national virtual Winterlude contest put on by Canadian Heritage.

Our panel of politics watchers will join us to talk about some announcements made during this weeks' State of the Province.

Romance novels have never been given much love by literary critics... yet they consistently end up on best-seller lists. What is it about these books of love that keep them in a long-term relationship with their readers? The CBC's Mariam Mesbah has some answers.