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Athletes heading to the Olympics have to get their bodies in peak shape. But what about their minds? Sport psychologist Ryan Hamilton talks about how he helps elite athletes work through those nerves that come, when you're under pressure to perform.

Saint John real estate agent Jake Palmer has been offering his advice on getting your house ready for sale, buying land and cottages. But his topic this week may surprise you as an agent: how to sell privately, with no agents involved.

Hot, hot heat, and some heavy rains. It's a summer of extremes. We'll visit Mark Trealout to find out about the effect on his garden.

A clarinet player from Bathurst is just back from Washington DC where he played in a NATO orchestra put together to celebrate that organization's 75th anniversary. We'll speak with Dave Scott about that experience.

Dr. Iris Gorfinkel has a look at how prescription drugs are effected by the summer heat...and how heat changes the way those drugs work in some cases.

This week our birder goes searching for shorebirds. 

We'll be talking about movies, TV and entertainment this summer with some help from Lisa Hrabluk. She joins us today with her take on Scarlett Johansen and Channing Tatum's new film Fly Me to Moon.

The City of Fredericton has created a tree nursery that's currently growing over 5,000 seedlings. We speak with the city's senior foreman Keanan Jewett. 

We visit the New Brunswick sports hall of fame to see their Olympic exhibit. 

On this week's What's Cooking segment we speak with Nada Wilshire about her once mobile business Rocky Lemon that has just found a permanent location.