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Adam Walsh and crew take the show to Bannerman Park in St. John's to get "folk-ed up" for this year's festival. You will hear from folks from behind the scenes all the way to the main stage.

Today on the show Adam Walsh spoke about the federal carbon tax and asked listeners what they think about it, and how it will affect their bottom line. He was joined by Memorial University Business professor Tom Cooper.

Three of N.L.'s funniest comics stopped by the studio to chat about their upcoming cross-country tour and to answer questions from callers about the business of standup comedy. Take a listen to host Adam Walsh chat with comedians Mike Lynch, Colin Hollett, and Brian Aylward.

Three of N.L.'s funniest comics stopped by the studio to chat about their upcoming cross-country tour and to answer questions from callers about the business of standup comedy. Take a listen to host Adam Walsh chat with comedians Mike Lynch, Colin Hollett, and Brian Aylward.

Horticulturist Ross Traverse was in studio talking about all the ins and outs so far of this year's gardening season. As always he answers questions and gives advice on best practices. The show starts with comic book artist Paul Tucker who stops by to talk about STRINGER, a new graphic novel crime thriller.

Horticulturist Ross Traverse was in studio talking about all the ins and outs so far of this year's gardening season. As always he answers questions and gives advice on best practices. The show starts with comic book artist Paul Tucker who stops by to talk about STRINGER, a new graphic novel crime thriller.

Host Adam Walsh is joined by a personal chef, a BBQ master and a mixologist for a summer eats conversation. They talk about their businesses, approach to food and what hits just right in the summer months. They also share some of their favourite recipes with listeners.

Host Adam Walsh is joined by a personal chef, a BBQ master and a mixologist for a summer eats conversation. They talk about their businesses, approach to food and what hits just right in the summer months. They also share some of their favourite recipes with listeners.

The show speaks with author and wildlife biologist Holly Hogan about her book "Message in a Bottle: Ocean Dispatches from a Seabird Biologist". We ask folks: what needs to change to get plastics out of our oceans? The show starts with David Brake, the community engagement officer for Iron and Earth. He talks about empowering energy industry workers to move to the green energy industry.

We start the show with Tim Baker live in studio -- a chat about his music, summer gigs and life as a working musician. Then we horticulturalist Anthony O'Neill is Adam's gardening guest. They chat about how gardening can be more art than science for some folks and they take calls.