In our Parks column this week, we head to Fundy National Park to hear all about its pollinator garden from ecologist Becky Graham.

We hear from our birder Alain Clavette. He's doing a little camping and will tell us what he's seen.

Our cycling columnist Chris Foster has been talking about biking up on the Acadian Peninsula for quite some time now. We'll hear more about why the area is a cyclist's dream.

Shanghai business-man Tony Tang moved to Canada four years ago, and went from working in an office to working with his hands. He's the owner of New Garden Organics up near Moncton, and he's our Homegrown guest this week.

The Fredericton 10 piece band releases Imperfection. We spoke with Jeff Patch about the release.

We talk to Pam Novak about a smelly situation she found herself in recently. Read: skunks.

More reaction to the news out of Lebanon yesterday. A devastating explosion killed and injured hundreds of people, and displaced thousands from their homes. We speak to a Lebanese woman living in Moncton about the impacts it's having here in Canada.

Like most things, the Great Fundy Coastal Clean-up is going virtual this year! To find out what that will look like, we reach Laura Douglas with the Nature Trust of New Brunswick.

Karen Mersereau went foraging in the woods this week, and she found a whole bunch of lobster mushrooms! She shares tips for picking, storing, and of course cooking them.

Mount A president Dr. Jean-Paul Boudreau and Sackville Mayor John Higham share the plans to keep students, staff and community members safe as Mount Allison students prepare to return to Sackville.