Four young New Brunswick children were found to voluntarily share nude pictures or videos of themselves online. Signy Arnason with the Canadian Centre for Child Protection shares tips on how to keep children safe.

Madine VanderPlaat discusses changes coming to the family reunification program, which will allow more foreign relatives of Canadian citizens and residents to immigrate to Canada. She is a Professor of Sociology and Associate Dean of Arts at St. Mary's University.

New Brunswick is not alone in dealing with a drop in birth rates and resulting drop in population. But Michael Haan says other countries found ways of adjusting to the change. He is the Canada Research Chair on Migration and Ethnic Relations at Western University, and the former Canada Research Chair in Population and Social Policy at the University of New Brunswick.

Pam Novak at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute took in several injured hawks and owls who were hit on roadways in recent weeks. She has some theories about why the collisions seem to coincide with snowfall.

Fredericton's Pete Hansen played guitar for 14 years, mostly covers of other people's music. But lately he's been working on his own songs, including one that was inspired by the television show Breaking Bad.

Jessica Emin is a writer, photographer and food stylist in Halifax. Al Douglas is a food photographer in Charlottetown and Simon Thibault is a writer and the author from Halifax. Colleen Kitts-Goguen spoke with them about food trends and great eats they discovered in 2018.

Oscar Baker III grew up in two cultures. His late mother was a member of the Eslipogtog First Nation in New Brunswick. His father is a Black American who lives in Florida. Oscar joined me to talk about the special foods prepared by the two most important women in his life.

Our birder Alain Clavette speaks with a Mary de La Valette who's concerned about the fate of turkeys she says are being released for hunting, and follows up with the Minister of Energy and Resource Development Mike Holland.

Duncan Matheson, Rosella Melanson and Michael Camp look back on a wild year in New Brunswick politics, and they imagine what might happen in 2019.

About a year and a half into the federal government's Atlantic Immigration Pilot, New Brunswick is outpacing other provinces in the region when it comes to attracting immigrants. Colleen Kitts-Goguen spoke with Kelly Toughill who's been looking at the numbers for the Public Policy Forum.