Our homegrown guest this week is Lisa Ashworth with the Agricultural Alliance. She'll tell us all about how farmers have fared this summer, and what's on her wishlist this election cycle.

Musician Christian Kit Goguen had a close call on Tuesday. Lightning struck nearby and shocked him, but he's feeling fine now.

Animals use camouflage to escape the notice of predators. Michael Edwards of Science East has been looking at new research on camouflage involving markings that look like eyes.

High school football will look a little different this year. There will be no tackles. Only flags.

Karen Mersereau with Hotel Paulin joins us to talk about what's fresh in New Brunswick. Today's recipes make her feel a little blue...berry!

Elections NB has decided to forgo campus polling stations this year, a decision that's receiving push-back from students in the province. We'll hear from the director of the New Brunswick Student Alliance Wassimah Joomun.

We'll talk to Haley Flaro with Ability NB on what issues she'd like to see the government take seriously when it comes to people with disabilities, and how to increase voting accessibility.

Everyone needs a good book. Today on our Summer Reads column, we'll talk about books for teens.

School is just over two weeks away, and parents and students are gearing up for a very different year. To go over proper mask etiquette while in the school building, the province's chief medical officer of health will join us.

It's been nearly a month since the blast in Beirut that killed more than 200 people and injuring thousands. Now many are homeless, hospitals are crowded and supplies are needed. We checked back in with Reem Fayyad. She moved from Lebanon to Canada 10 years ago.