Reporter Darrell Roberts joins Krissy in studio to update her on the story of a couple from Catalina who had a dispute about their home of forty years that was allegedly on Crown Land.

Krissy speaks with Kris Orchard, designer of the light show at the Forest of Lights in Conception Harbour.

Reporter Terry Roberts speaks with 79-year-old Boonie Lethbridge in Clarenville, and to joins him and his bucksaw in the woods.

In the last part of the book fair we hear from Mike Heffernan about his book Let It All Fall, which is about the underground music and culture rebellion in Newfoundland in the 70s,80s, and 90s.

Then, Newfoundland and Labrador Public Library's Children and Youth Services Librarian Emily Blackmore has three recommendations for young adult reads.

Finally we hear from two in-house CBC authors, Elizabeth Whitten about her book A History of Newfoundland Comic Books, and Heather Barrett about a book she co-authored with Xaiver-Michael Campbell, Black Harbour: Slavery and the forgotten histories of Black people in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Willow Kean does an winning monologue in studio, we hear from author Donna Morrissey, and publishers from three different publishing houses, Glenn Day from Boulder Books, Rebecca Rose from Breakwater Books, and Jerry Cranford from Flanker Press, join Krissy in studio.

Recommended books from publishers include:

Glenn Day from Boulder books tells us about their latest guide book "Beaches of Newfoundland" by Carla Smith Krachun. He also recommends Hidden Nova Scotia, a children's book called Walter & Seymore: Let's Play by Kim Osbourne, and The Grounds Café cook book.

Then, Rebecca from Breakwater recommends Impressions of Newfoundland by Ting Ting Chen, Suliewey by Mi'sel Joe and Sheila O'Neill, Five for Forteau by Kevin Major, and A Company of Rogues by Trudy J. Morgan-Cole. For children's books, Rebecca recommends IsThisAnOlogy? by Amanda Dorothy Jean Bulman, and The Ewe Who Knew Who Knit You by Cara Kansala.

Last, Jerry Cranford from Flanker Press recommends The World Search of Newfoundland and Labrador - Volume 2 - by Nick Cranford, Much More Than Police by Terry Carlson, Away From My Island by Gary Collins, We'd Rather Fight Than Eat by Jay McGrath, and The River Murder by Patrick J Collins.

Krissy and Darrell spoke with Kevin Casey about his new book, "Un-Selling". Then, Newfoundland and Labrador Public Library's Children and Youth Services Librarian Emily Blackmore gave three recommendations for children's books this year. Krissy also spoke with Executive Director of Writers NL, Jen Windsor, and we heard what writers are reading.

Darragh Scollard is a resident of Peterborough, Ontario who pays an annual visit to St. John's to enjoy the pleasures of the province, and to knit scarves for strangers. Reporter Nabila Qureshi sat down with Scollard at The Battery Cafe.

CBC's Colleen Connor spoke with Jennifer Hillier-Penney's daughter, Marina Goodyear, outside the courtroom in Corner Brook. Then, reporter Gavin Simms spoke with Jennifer's brother, Glen Hillier.

Chris and Cass Elliot are the couple behind Make Waves Collective, a social justice advocacy apparel business.

Reporter Arlette Lazarenko spoke with Robert Leamon, a volunteer at Tent City For Change in St. John's, about updates from the protest. Then Krissy spoke with lead of the recently formed Homelessness Acute Response Task Force, Minister of Infrastructure John Abbott.