Skyann Lewis, a senior compliance officer with DFO, on some of the common recreational fishery infractions they've been seeing + Kylie Freeman, manager of the Champney's West Aquarium, on what the facility does for the community.

The son of a well-known fish processor, Spencer Lake is back in Newfoundland to invest in tourism on the south coast + Audience reaction to our look at the Sentinel Fishery.

A feature interview with Fisheries, Forestry and Agriculture minister Lisa Dempster on some of the issues facing the fishing industry + Part two of our cod conversation with DFO groundfish biologist Emilie Novaczek.

With recreational fishers catching some really big cod this summer, we had questions about codfish biology for DFO groundfish expert Emilie Novaczek + Robyn Lacy and Ian Petty of Black Cat Cemetery Preservation were doing work in historic Battle Harbour, Labrador.

Joel Richardson of Cooke Aquaculture says a spike in sea temperature is one factor that lead to more salmon deaths at farm sites on Newfoundland's south coast + Dave Ring and daughter Linda Bishop on the history of their iconic fishing stage in Quidi Vidi harbour that was destroyed by fire this week.

David Taylor is a folklorist who came to study at Memorial University in 1977. He collected dozens of interviews with boat builders and his research became the catalyst for the opening of the Wooden Boat Museum in Winterton. (Repeat episode, originally aired November 15th, 2024)

Warm water and low oxygen has killed thousands of salmon at a farm site on the south coast of Newfoundland +

Meteorologist Eddie Sheerr on why he launched his own weather app + A visit to a busy shed in Hopedale where people are building a flat-bottomed rowboat.

Broadcast producer Todd O'Brien heads out on the water with sentinel fisherman Keith Bowen + FFAW fisheries scientist Erin Carruthers on why the sentinel fishery continues to be important.

Biologist Jordan Oulette-Plante on the state of cod in zone 4R in the Gulf of St. Lawrence + John Doyle on the new book, "In the Sunny Long Ago" which features photos taken by his father, Gerald S. Doyle.

Kathy Hayes, chair of Local Service District for Brigus South, says a Netflix series is not the first production filmed in the community + Jim Myles of the Marystown Model Ship Gallery has compiled some new information about the Newfoundlanders who were on HMS Hood when it was sunk in 1941.