Coast Guard's Bruce English explains the process of pumping out old oil from an old ferry in Springdale + DFO's Jennifer Buie talks about elogs and their roll out for lobster and crab in NL + Crystal Howell tells us about Deck the Boats in Old Perlican.

Fish harvester Ernest Decker voices concerns over the use of electronic logs + Duane Collins tells us about working at the Shark Company + Ray Guy's Christmas in the Bay.

Neville Crabbe says the Atlantic Salmon Federation used satellite imagery over years to track debris from fish farm sites + Bonita Hussey of Bonita's Kitchen has some tips and recipes for using frozen cod 

Mina Campbell serves up a seafood supper to a crowd in North West River every Christmas + DFO's Joe McGrath on how NL citizens are helping to update information for Canada's Marine Planning Atlas + Bruce Oram and his family spread cheer by building a lobster pot Christmas tree

Aly O'Brien returns to his ancestral home in 1984 with Land & Sea host Dave Quinton in this archival special from 1984.

FFAW president Dwan Street tells the House of Commons committee on fisheries that changes in the Fisheries Act should include the means to prevent corporate controlling agreements + Ian Urbina, director of the Outlaw Ocean Project, says there are ways that regular people can help prevent and curb ocean pollution and unethical fishing practices.

Rendell Genge, chair of the 4R fleet, says DFO is not doing surveys for shrimp where harvesters actually fish + Lori MacAdam of Parks Canada says meetings to create South Coast Fjords National Marine Conservation area are postponed due to concern from aquaculture industry.

FFAW president Dwan Street speaks to issues such as changes to collective bargaining, electronic log books and maternity leave + "Burn or try to stay alive" Toby Peddle, the youngest of the Lucky 7 crew tells his story.

An interview with MP Clifford Small and Parks Canada has struck a chord with listeners + Nikki and Trent Peddle talk to CBC about what it was like this summer, when they're son went missing at sea on the 'Elite Navigator' + Olivia Wyper is studying how seaweed can be used to create biohydrogen.

Land & Sea host Paul Harrington meets fisherman Doug Hann and skipper George Clothier, in this archival episode from 1982.