Danielle Dorris is easily one of this province's very best athletes. And now, she's a high school graduate with some big plans for the fall. The 17 year old would have been in Tokyo this month for her second Paralympics - but they're on hold because of the pandemic.

On our National Parks Column this week, we talked to Kouchibouguac's conservation manager about the park's bat population, and what they're doing to protect them.

Chris Foster with Velo NB joins us to talk about how to get your kids into biking, and where to take them.

CERB ends in a couple months, meaning many Canadians will have to transition to EI. What does that process look like? We talk to John Eisner is president and CEO of Credit Counselling Services of Atlantic Canada.They're a non-profit organization that helps Atlantic Canadians with budgeting and debt repayment plans.

Blueberries are in season right now! Today on Homegrown, we'll check in with a blueberry farm just outside of Fredericton.

Education Minister Dominic Cardy held the first of many biweekly briefings today to address questions and concerns parents and students have about going back to school. We talk to two parents -- Jill Holden and Allison Butcher -- about what they thought of today's briefing, and what big concerns they still have leading up to September.

Women in Business New Brunswick has officially joined the W-Power Project, an international initiative that matches women entrepreneurs around the world. Chavah Lindsay is in the program - she's a fashion designer Grand Bay-Westfield, and was paired with another fashion designer in Finland.

Dominic Cardy is holding two briefings a week in the lead-up to September. He gave the CBC's Hadeel Ibrahim a preview.

A new reality TV show is being filmed at New River Beach. We'll hear all the details about "Race Against the Tide" from the show's producer Mark Bishop.

There's a lot of variety when it comes to hot peppers. Michael Edwards of Science East joins us today to talk pepper science.