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This week on PEI Pulse Podcast, Island gun owners are worried about the latest 'gun ban' amendments, and a new series on how Islanders are surviving the the soaring cost of inflation.

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast, a new documentary film about the early days of HIV/AIDS on the Island, 'shoreline armoring' and who should pay for protecting PEI shorelines and a report from Hockey PEI on bullying and harassment complaints.

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast, sharing Island mussel history...from nuisance to delicacy, converting a water taxi from the 1967 Montreal Expo into a solar powered tour boat and PEI gets inspired by the Shepherds of Good Hope homeless shelter.

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast another of PEI's Unsung Heroes...Dave Morrow, real estate laws when dealing with Fiona and residents of the Causeway Bay motel in Summerside are being threatened with eviction again.

While P.E.I. didn’t have any Indian Residential Schools, former students of Indian Day Schools experienced the same kind of horrors faced by Indigenous communities elsewhere in Canada. Students who say that the federal campaign of assimilation, including the eradication of Indigenous languages and culture, is very much a part of P.E.I.’s history.

P.E.I. had two of these Day Schools in Rocky Point between 1915 and 1922 but most children were forced to attend the day school on Lennox Island, taught by Catholic nuns and priests, as well as lay teachers who were not members of religious communities. Jessica Doria-Brown brings us the stories of three former students of the school.

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast, islanders living with chronic conditions are preparing to live without power for multiple days, family seeks answers in the death of Jamie Sark and what relatives of a woman with Huntington's would like to see change following a decision by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of P-E-I.

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast a racist motivated attack in Evangeline, Northumberland Ferries encountered its second major issue of the 2022 season and Lieutenant Governor Antoinette Perry shares her memories of Queen Elizabeth.

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast, award-winning singer-songwriter Amanda Rheaume, the City of Charlottetown's financial woes with yet another staff departure and Abegweit First Nation's request to change the name of the neighbouring community.

Today on PEI Pulse Podcast , celebrating an unsung hero Gail Ling, some reaction to the doubling of property taxes for Three Rivers seasonal residents and new charity called Angels of P-E-I is helping Ukrainians in need.

This week on PEI Pulse Podcast, new book tells the history of tourism on Prince Edward Island, we'll hear from a couple of businesses that have depended on cruise ship passengers and Marlene Thomas's visit to Rome -- and what she took away from the Pope's apology to First Nations.