The Canadian Hurricane Centre's take on Hurricane Erin + A fish harvester from Salmon Cove on wildfires, the recreational fishery and not being able to fish commercially + Professor Paul Snelgrove on jellyfish blooms in NL.

Barry Snow's home, in the family since the 1700's, survived wildfires despite being surrounded by trees + Captain Marcus Seidl of the Norwegian tall ship, Statsraad Lehmkuhl tells us about their mission.

A fisherman tells us about his close encounters with unsafe boaters during the recreational food fishery + An incredible encounter with a basking shark near Twillingate goes viral.

Skipper Noah Deveau talks about the night the Atlantic Treasure sank + Crowley House owner Bob Kelland on the loss of the historic home in Ochre Pit Cove + FFAW President Dwan Street on wildfires and the mackerel fishery.

Are this summer's wildfires a dress rehearsal for what's to come? Memorial University's Angela Carter on a warming earth and transitioning off fossil fuels + Craig Pardy, MHA and shadow fisheries critic, joins fish harvesters in calling for a reopening of the Atlantic mackerel fishery.

With wildfires nearing the Bay d'Espoir Highway, the province was forced to temporarily close Route 360. We spoke with Transportation Minister Elvis Loveless + It's been standing for nearly 200 years, but a couple from Smooth Cove fear they've lost their family in the CBN wildfire.

Today on the show we talk about stress, anxiety and trauma in a time of wildfires. Plus we hear updates from folks impacted by wildfires. 

Guests: Registered psychologist Janine Hubbard; Chief Brad Benoit of Miawpukek First Nation; clinical psychologist Katy Kamkar; climate reporter Gabrielle Canon. 

From helicopters flying reconnaissance missions to ships on standby, Coast Guard superintendent of Atlantic Regional Operations Paul Veber says they are doing everything they can to help support NL's fire fighting effort + Sigrid Kuehnemund, manager for the establishment of Marine Conservation Areas with Parks Canada, says the South Coast Fjords proposal is still in the feasibility assessment stage.

Carbonear deputy mayor and Harbour Authority chair Sam Slade says fishermen are looking for ways to help firefighters and evacuees + Fisherman Rick Kelland had to quickly flee Ochre Pit Cove and is worried that his home has been destroyed by fire + Sigrid Kuehnemund says Parks Canada wants to discuss the proposed NMCA on Newfoundland's South Coast with local fish harvesters.

Tracy Foote and Mitchell Barrett of Old Perlican's Harbour Authority say providing showers, laundry facilities and a place to park is helping some fire evacuees + Fishermen John Efford says due to wildfire he's staying at sea as long as possible + Hermitage mayor Steve Crewe on the potential impacts of the closure of Route 360, due to wildfire smoke.