Author Holly Hogan talks about her book, 'Message In a Bottle - Ocean Dispatches from a Seabird biologist'

Seabird biologist Bill Montevecchi on trying to come up with a way to stop seabirds from becoming entangled in gillnets + Two Inuit women, Sophie Stefure and Meeka Steen tell us about their first whale hunt + Mickey Terriak takes a group of Hopedale elders out to look for char.

A trio of friends talk about the recreational groundfish fishery in Holyrood + Celebrating 150 years, we hear from the Society of United Fishermen.

A feature interview with Inuk sculptor Billy Gauthier at the Bonavista Biennale.

A nice run of cod, but too much too soon? We'll hear from a processor in Arnold's Cove + A look ahead with the Canadian Hurricane Centre.

Aqua Crab Producers plant manager Kenneth Hunt on how the fishing season went + Fisherman Ernest Decker thinks the EI system needs adjustment because of the cod moratorium on the west coast.

Sebastian St. Croix tells us about a large thresher shark on the beach in St. Vincent's + Research scientist Maxime Geoffroy tells us about the significant effects of climate change and increased human activity on Arctic cod and the entire Arctic ecosystem.

Fish plants are still busy processing crab, putting many harvesters on the hook to sell their cod privately. We speak with Jeff Loder, executive director with the The Association of Seafood Producers.

Keith Watts, general manager of Torngat Fisheries Co-op, says the organization has been struggling to find plant workers + John Tyminski, senior data scientist with Ocearch, is tracking great white sharks.

Civil engineering professor Noori Saady on a project that uses mussel shells to clean contaminated well water + On its 50th anniversary, Herb Jacques looks back at the early days working in a Makkovik fish plant