City Councillor & Executive Director of Fredericton Community Kitchens Cassandra LeBlanc talks about why she supports the 4-dwelling unit zoning bylaw change, being Fredericton's youngest female city councillor, and the growing homelessness crisis in Fredericton.

This week, Kill Chicago's Greg Webber joins us to talk about playing trombone with his dog in the woods, his hundreds of voice memos, and his upcoming album!

Former PC MLA Andrea-Anderson Mason discusses the future of the New Brunswick PC party, her experiences within Blaine Higgs' government, and her take on the current government.

Tim and Caitlin talk with public relations professional Erin Brandt-Filliter about the power of narrative, how writing fiction influences her work, and what she has learned in working with Indigenous and Inuit organizations throughout her career.

Longtime Fredericton court reporter Don MacPherson discusses the state of local news, if any cases keep him up at night, justice reform, and more.

Former federal political staffer Vincent Desmarais-Adam joins Tim and Caitlin this week to discuss his time working in the Prime Minister’s Office and on the campaign trail this spring.

This week, Tim and Caitlin talk to (Uncle) Rob Pinnock, a longtime radio host at Bounce Radio 105.3 and talent agent/partner at The Music Runs Through It Agency. We cover the local music scene, the ECMAs, and Uncle Rob's music taste.

Wayne Knorr discusses his time as Manager of Communications at the City of Fredericton, the future of public relations, and the finer details of municipal communications.

Tim and Caitlin cover this week's headlines, from "straight pride" in Anglophone South School District to sushi restaurants.

Introducing Soundbite, an original podcast by Tim Porter and Caitlin Dutt. In this episode, we introduce ourselves, the podcast, and discuss Canada-U.S. relations and NB Power.