The Wallflower Animal Sanctuary for neglected and unwanted farm animals has been struggling financially due to the pandemic. We'll hear why they're having to turn some animals away from co-founder Meg Hadley.

Technical director Danielle McCreadie goes frog hunting at the Fredericton Botanic Gardens - two rare frogs have been spotted there this past month.

Karen Mersereau is cooking up a storm, as she usually does on Tuesday's. This week, she talks all about mackerel, and some heat-free methods to eat the fish.

A deadly shark attack in Maine is raising concerns. We talk to a shark expert at the New England Aquarium, Dr. Nick Whitby.

Chainsaw artist Joel Palmer had a challenge on his hands with his latest creation in Florenceville-Bristol. He shares the story.

We check in with the New Brunswick Teachers Association on how its members are gearing up for September. NBTA Presiednt Rick Cuming joins us.

Danny Jacobs of the Petitcodiac Public Library has word on a chapbook series that's a bit of a revival.

We head to the NB archives to find out about the journals of the House of Assembly. They've got them dating all the way back to the beginning of the province!

We'll find out about some research at UNB that could result in a low-cost, portable diagnostic test for COVID-19 from researcher Conner Flynn.

Entering week 4 of the Atlantic Bubble, we check in with a handful of tourism operators - the Acadian Village, the Algonquin Hotel and Hardings Point Campground  - on how this month has been, and whether they've seen any positive impacts. Long story short: not as many as they were hoping.