Transportation Safety Board chair Kathy Fox and investigator Jason Melvin discuss a fatality on The Suvak + Recitationist Dave Paddon with his third installment of "The Christmas Turr."

Rex Simmonds and family work together to stay together via ocean research and the fishery + Dave Penny with his recitation, "Blasty Christmas."

MP Ken McDonald talks about his committee's report on the "Ecosystem Impacts and Management of Pinniped Populations" + Harold Moulton talks about his connection to the loss of the Mina Swim in 1917 + Dave Paddon's recitation, "The Christmas Turr."

The Sierra Club Canada takes a look at COP28 and emission caps for oil and gas industries + Boat builder and history lover Jerome Canning on the connections between Winterton and the Baccalieu Island fishery.

The number of North Atlantic Harp seals is down to 4.7 million says former DFO scientist Mike Hammill + Audience emails on our coverage of seal product trade bans.

Jim Goudie, deputy minister of Natural Resources, and Inez Shiwak, arts program coordinator for Nunatsiavut, discuss how the trade bans on seal products affect Labrador Inuit + DFO explains its position on green crab in NL

Environment Minister Bernard Davis speaks to the media after returning from COP 28 in Doha + Marissa McMahan, senior director of fisheries for Manomet, says the commercial green crab fishery in Maine is not causing the invasive crab to spread.

Civil engineering professor Stephen Bruneau on some of the challenges and advantages of offshore wind development + The FFAW's Katie Power on the increased uncertainty for fisheries created by offshore wind agreement.

Provincial and federal leaders on who will benefit if NL develops offshore wind energy + Courtney Langille of the FFAW says diesel-electric engines will be better for the environment and fish harvesters + Danny Dumaresque of Labrador Gem Seafoods is supplying scallop row to some Miami restaurants.

Doug Chiasson hopes to be at the table when the EU reviews its trade ban on seals in 2024 + Alida Zedel and Kassie Drodge from "Fridays for Future" talk about NL's environmental footprint.