David Normand, of the Auditor General's office, says DFO not doing a good job of monitoring the fish being caught in Canada + Continuing the chat with Danita Burke about her new book on the anti-sealing movement + pods of orcas continue to sink boats.

Danita Burke on her new book, "Cultural Violence, Stigma and the Legacy of the Anti-Sealing Movement" + Labrador artist Shelley Turnbull on the challenges of selling seal products outside Canada + Wilfred Bartlett on remembering the lives lost aboard the 'Stanley Parson' lost at sea in 1932.

SEA-NL's executive director, Ryan Cleary on plans to transition from a non-profit professional association to a for-profit fisheries co-operative + Edgewise Environmental CEO Ashley Noseworthy on her company's operations in NL.

Long days and hard work, the FFAW says higher wages and better working conditions are needed in fish plants + Cutting down on plastics in the environment, Oceana Canada outlines its plan to reduce waste.

Long hours and gruelling work, we hear from a Witless Bay seafood plant worker + A chat about the first-ever documented giant squid.

Baffin Fisheries CEO Chris Flanagan on the construction of the Inuksuk II + Elizabeth Zwamborn on what happens to female orcas during menopause + Bill Montevecchi talks about tinkers.

FFAW's Dwan Street on why Sir Ambrose Shea Lift Bridge is causing problems for fish harvesters + ASL Energy's Renita Dominaux talks about the company's big plans + Folklorist Dale Jarvis on a spooky premonition about a sealing ship.

"Sneakerhead" Caleb March on finding a vintage Air Jordan in a pile of driftwood + Meet some of the people at Econext's "Tides of Opportunity" event at The Launch in Holyrood.

Hear from protesters worried about how World Energy GH2's massive wind project will affect their livelihoods, land and the ocean around them + Maurice Kearley fished in a wooden schooner on the Grand Banks.

Salmon federation responds to news about Mowi expansion + New show called White Fleet Suite is about the musical and fishing connections to Portugal.