Every Tuesday we talk about ways to get outside. Dogs love to be outside so if you're looking for a winter sport to do together - you might consider skijoring, kick sledding or canicross on snowshoes. Sarah Peel is president of the Moncton Dog Runners - and a national canicross champ!

The CBC's Rachel Cave will join us to talk about how family members are handling the ongoing outbreak at a Shannex nursing home in Saint John, and their concerns about the home being taken out of the vaccination queue.

Music NB and Wolf Castle have launched a music grant for Indigenous musicians. We talk to Wolf Castle, AKA Tristan Grant, about the initiative.

The Federal Government recently launched what it calls the "50-30 Diversity Challenge". It's a voluntary program that companies and organizations can join to help them become more inclusive. We talked to Michael Wright, CEO of Mesh Diversity, a New Brunswick-based company that helps businesses and organizations to become more inclusive.

A new computer system will link all 60 food banks that are part of the provincial network. Chantal Senecal, the director of the Food Depot Alimentaire in Moncton, tells us all about it.

We hear from a Fredericton man who donated $1000 to his neighbourhood school after a weekend of picking up Christmas trees.

Maureen Wallace at the Newcastle Public Library joins us with her very best fiction recommendations for adults.

Kate Scott opened K-Fit in Bathurst in January of 2020 - just two months before the pandemic hit. By making some changes - including livestreaming classes - she's maintaining her clients.

Alain Clavette talks with one of his heroes - than man behind the Sibley field guides.

Heidi Radford-Legg of the Future Media Project at Harvard looks at the role of social media in events like the mob violence at the Washington Capitol and what might be done to limit the spread of disinformation.