Protecting the endangered North Atlantic right whale. We'll hear DFO's plan this year. 79 years ago the Truxton and Pollux crashed on the shore near St. Lawrence. We revisit the history of that disaster.

A deep dive into the world of cold water corals. DFO here is donating a load of them to the Canadian Museum of Nature. Plus, we'll remember folklore professor Larry Small.

From the beaches of Grates Cove to bodies all over North America. A new opportunity for a local company working with seaweed. Seabirds and their food. What they eat and how far they'll go to get it

39 years ago the Ocean Ranger disaster took 84 lives. We hear memories from a man who knew many of those lost. And, a local company selling covid-killing air purifiers to the fishing industry

Brad Durnford of the Canadian Coast Guard on offshore ice conditions; Jean-Pierre Andrieux's book, Bound For Cod on the history of the Spanish fishery and connections to this province.

Seawatch shares insight into local conditions for fishery observers; 3F Waste Recovery is turning bones, skins and guts into products; David Moores expresses support for Gus Etchergary and the fishery

Journalist Jimmy Thomson with the horrific story of four female fisheries observers; DFO's Brian Healey on scientific research aboard the new Coast Guard ship, John Cabot

A community leader and lifelong fisherman in Southern Labrador drowned in a boating accident on the weekend, we'll hear from Keith Rumbolt's brother Brad; NL Alliance leader, Graydon Pelley's views on fishery and ocean matters.

Transportation Safety Board report into events leading to the death of a fisherman following the sinking of a small boat off Sally's Cove; Captain Gregory Wilkiem commands the CCGS John Cabot, he'll tell us about his new ship.

Marine Institute's Angie Clarke explains burgeoning enrollment numbers; Far Away From Far Away, Micheal Crummey and Zita Cobb on a woman's recollections of growing up on Fogo Island during the 1960's and '70s.