Using sidescan sonar and towing for lost fishing gear in Bay St. George; Ocean Choice International hires a new manager, looking to boost sales in Europe.

Sheamus MacDonald, CEO of Sedna Technologies wins an award for technology innovations in the fishing industry; a look at what the Aquaculture Stewardship Council does.

Michael Leonard's boat lost power, he feared for his life as he drifted ashore; a run once eliminated, salmon are making a comeback in Rattling Brook.

Drawing parallels between the Northern cod moratorium and the pandemic of 2020; a scholarship to remember the work and vision of fisherman Tom Best.

DFO marine biologist, Emilie Novaczek on efforts to tag and track cod; Sean Macneill at the Marine Institute talks about the best way to land a tuna.

A Port aux Basques fisherman feeds Turbo the tuna; the Shipwreck Preservation Society is using 3-D imaging to make wrecks more accessible.

A cod quality project is producing better fish for market; the Hindu community gather on Middle Cove Beach celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi.

A father and daughter get a thrill watching humpback whales breach near their boat; experts on the wild fishery and aquaculture give their prognosis on those industries in the years to come.

Why the Canadian species, cucumaria, is one of the most coveted sea cucumbers in the world.

Today's show is about homesteading we'll be offering advice on how to start and what to do once get going. Homesteading on many scales is growing in popularity and we'd like to hear how you're making out so call in with your helpful suggestions and questions.

GUESTS: Steve McBride, homesteader in Mobile and administrator for Backyard Farming and Homesteading NL and Kyle Ledrew, LeDrew Homestead.