Today on Homegrown, we'll have some major fall vibes for you when we talk to the owner of a corn maze in Miramichi.

What does it take to be a municipal politician? We'll talk to two outgoing mayors about that - John Higham in Sackville and Cyrille Simard in Edmundston.

Today is Thursday, which means Niki Burnham will join us to talk all about thrifting. Today's topic? How to hone your style, and decorate your home with your frugal finds.

Did you go on a staycation this summer? Well the time has come to gather your receipts for the province's staycation rebate claims - they opened today. We talk to Carol Alderdice with the Tourism Industry Association of New Brunswick about the details.

Clinic 554 in Fredericton is expected to close its doors today. That's despite a new letter of support from 36 Canadian senators pushing to maintain abortion access. We talk to MP Jenica Atwin about that federal support.

The City of Edmundston has some different plans for Halloween this year. We get the details from the city's administrative officer Marc Michaud.

A weekend workshop a couple of years ago at Mount Allison University took an unexpected turn, and a project called How Do We Listen was born. It explores the residential school experience through music, text and poetry. Today a video about the project is being released. We talk to two people involved - Wolastoqiyik singer and speaker Angee Acquin and Linda Pearse with Mount A.

The CBC's Jacques Poitras joins us to break down Premier Blaine Higgs' new cabinet, which has undergone a big shuffle.

Karen Mersereau has some apple recipes to share with us, just in time for this lovely fall weather.

We hear from a Moncton performer who is raising awareness for distracted driving. Thane Dunn shares his personal story with us.