The Dodgers clinched the World Series last night, a feat they haven't accomplished in 32 years. It's a huge thrill for Gail Johnson of Moncton who considers herself the biggest Dodgers fan north of the border.

The City of Moncton has now joined the handful of Canadian cities looking to take a hard stance on short term rentals like AirBNB. We'll hear from McGill professor David Wachsmuth who has been researching the impacts of short term rentals about his findings.

Some people think porcelain dolls are a bit on the creepy side all on their own. A Fredericton artist is taking the creep factor to the next level. Shannon Browne is a youth therapist - but during her free time, she gives thrifted porcelain dolls spooky makeovers, unearthing their new 'undead' personalities.

New Brunswick author Kathleen Peacock is certainly drawn to suspense. After all, her popular "Hemlock" series for young adults involves werewolves, mystery and murder. She's just released a brand new book for the same age group. It's called "You Were Never Here" and it's centered around Cat, a 17 year old living in a fictional New Brunswick town. She's got a mystery to solve, and an unusual ability she's kept secret.

We get some book recommendations from an expert - Saint John librarian Jody Osicki will share his list of must-read graphic novels and comic books.

A Riverview restaurant and bar - the Fox And Hound - is hosting a very different Halloween this year, with the help of some local businesses. We get the details from owner Curtis Strickland.

The first leg in a much anticipated trail project was completed this weekend in St. Stephen. We'll talk to Darren Turner with the Coastal Link Trail Inc.

Our political panel joins us to go over this week in provincial politics - including the auditor general's report, and the government's ongoing COVID response efforts.

Historian and now author Stephen Davidson shares some of his research into Black Loyalists in New Brunswick.

Our birder Alain Clavette got a lifer this week - and so did a bunch of other birders. He'll take us along to experience a mega-rare bird.