Saint John area real estate agent Jake Palmer is back to talk about the market for cottages these days. 

It was difficult to avoid seeing the disturbing video over the weekend of Sean "Diddy" Combs attacking his then-girlfriend in a hotel hallway. The surveillance video surfaced 8 years after the actual incident and it sparked an online conversation. We continue that conversation with UNB sociology professor and domestic violence researcher Cathy Holtmann. 

An organization dedicated to food security, is urging people to try planting local, organic seed this year. We'll hear from one farmer in Weldon who's been saving and trading seed for decades.

Our panel of politics watchers take a look at the week's news.

Something a little different from our birder, Alain Clavette. He recruited some help with this week's Louisiana adventure from musician Zachary Richard. 

Haley Flaro of Ability New Brunswick is celebrating new legislation unveiled today. The province is creating an Accessibility Act that will ensure that accessibility is a consideration in the creation of policy and infrastructure. We speak with her.

The monastery that's been a big part of the community in Rogersville for more than a century is closed. There were just a few Trappist monks left managing the property. We'll speak with the mayor of Rogersville about the hole it leaves behind. 

We'll ask Thane Mallory what's cooking. He's the chef at Gulliver's World Café in Gagetown, and can't get by without a bit of butter.

The streets of downtown Fredericton are once again alive with music. The CBC's Becky Houter spoke with hip hop artist and spoken word poet Eric Claybourne, aka Ceeb Dread, about his music and new album.

Ross Neilsen is back in New Brunswick this week...For a visit anyway. The rock, roots and blues artist left for Saskatchewan a few years ago to start a family. He's returned with a show tonight back home in Fredericton...and this weekend he'll be at Paddlefest in St. Andrews. He spoke with Vanessa Vander Valk