A podcast about MMA and anything else that we think will be good to talk about Borough to you by 2 active MMA fighters in the UK
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Greetings beautiful earthlings, welcome to my podcast. I'm Kinni I just wanna be transparent and honest and entirely who I am and help others on the path of truly learning to love everything about themselves as I am. Uplifting, encouragement, spirituality, realness, life struggles, insecurities, self doubts, depression, anxiety, faith challenges, relationships, motherhood, and more. I'm a positive hate negativity kinda gal, and I am welcoming everyone from all walks of life. I love you I hop ...
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Shift is an energetic show that connects people in the province with the events of the day and with each other.
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Welcome to the Mason podcast, where amazing things happen.
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Record Room is a podcast where we meet the artist behind an album we love. Each episode features an interview on the ideas and work that go into making damn good music. Hosted and produced by Will Felker.
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Join our friend Pei-Ling Lee and fellow kindred spirits as we spiral with/in the present moment together.
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Para-cyclist and Parasport NB president Matthew Kinnie joins us to talk about the Paralympic games so far. There's a lot to celebrate, with Canadian athletes winning 13 medals so far, including one bronze for New Brunswick para-cyclist Alex Hayward.
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University students are back in class and back in the rental market. How are they coping this year with the cost of housing? We'll check in with Drashtant Varma, the student union president at UNB.
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Pam Novak has been busy releasing some of the orphaned animals they've raised over the summer, and prepping the Atlantic Wildlife Institute for the fall migration mishaps.
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Science East has been operating in an historic jail for years. But they closed the door earlier this year because of financial constraints. Today they announced plans to sell the building. We speak with the executive director Jennifer MacDonnell.
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It's a sure sign of the season when the Hunter Brothers Farm unveils their annual corn maze. Each year, the farm in Florenceville-Bristol creates an iconic maze that tells a bit of a story. And this year's maze pays homage to the UNB Reds hockey team. Chip Hunter of Hunter Brothers Farm tells us all about it.…
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If you're looking to sell your home, start putting together your heating bills. buyers these days want to know what it costs to keep your toes warm year round. Real estate agent Jake Palmer will join us to talk about that.
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Homesteader Mark Trealout explains how to enjoy the bounty from your garden year round. This week he has tips for storing and preserving.
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Our film and streaming columnist Lisa Hrabluk joins us to talk about the best to watch over Labour Day Weekend and her most recent binge - Kaos.
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Our birder speaks with the recipient of the Florence Merriam Bailey Award.
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We hear from physiotherapist Julie McGivery about how backpacks can be problematic - causing back pain and poor posture - if not used correctly. We'll get her best tips for proper backpacks use.
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The province is projecting a small deficit for the coming fiscal year, after several surpluses. We'll hear from finance minister Ernie Steeves as well as economist Richard Saillant.
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We hear from a council of student leaders in New Brunswick who tackle issues that impact students across the province.
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September marks the beginning of a new school year for students, but for parents whose children are leaving home for college or university - it is the end of an era. The CBC's Mariam Mesbah explores this transition.
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The Greener Village in Fredericton is now growing mushrooms and we hear why and how this will contribute to more educational programming moving forward.
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Michael Edwards loves weird animal facts. And today he has a doozy...new information about the already amazing komodo dragon.
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Our music feature this week Fredericton country singer Ella Campbell. She just released her first single - Rollercoaster.
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We'll speak with Fundy Baykeeper Matthew Abbott about a workshop aimed at helping New Brunswickers learn how to prepare for wildfires and how to reduce stress around extreme weather events.
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The Paralympic Games begin today in Paris with the opening ceremonies. We'll speak with a former paralympian in goalball who's now a program manager for Para sport NB.
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Jake Palmer joins us to talk about a dip in real estate activity at this time of year and the role a school district can play in choosing a home.
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Mark Trealout is busy preserving the bounty from his garden. He manages to feed his family year round largely from what he grows. He'll share some storage tips.
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Coach Chris Belof is back at UNB after his trip to Paris to coach endurance athletes at the Olympics.
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A fundraising concert will be held in Hampton Wednesday night, to support a group that helps Ukrainians fleeing the invasion get set-up in New Brunswick.
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Dr. Iris Gorfinkel looks at the latest vaccines for Covid-19 and the current variants.
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Two days to go before the Paralympic Games begin in Paris and five athletes from this province will compete, including Rothesay's Colin Higgins. We'll speak with Colin about his hopes as a member of Canada's men's wheelchair basketball team.
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This week our movie commentator Lisa Hrabluk shares her thoughts on the new movie in theatres Blink Twice.
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We speak with Quoddy LInk Marine naturalist Danielle Dion. She has seen not one but two humpback whales become entangled this week.
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This week our birder Alain Clavette tries to track an unusual sound in a friend's yard in Memramcook.
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Warm, sunny weather through much of the summer means a bumper blueberry crop at Tuddenham Farms, but rain this week is putting a damper on the picking.
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The Campobello Whale Rescue Team managed to free a young humpback whale yesterday in the Bay of Fundy. The whale was just becoming entangled when they were called to help out. Mackie Greene will tell us the story.
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Miramichi songwriter Maude Sonier is our music feature this week. We talk about her new EP Demi-tour.
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Real estate agent Jake Palmer shares his thoughts on staging your home to sell. Where should you put the most time and attention.
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Mark Trealout is swimming in produce these days. he'll tell us how his garden grows.
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Alexandre Hayward leaves for Paris tomorrow. The Quispamsis para cyclist will be competing in his first Paralympic Games. We'll check in with Alex to find out how he's feeling...and what his goals are for the games.
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We reach amateur astronomer Chris Curwin about a so-called Blue Supermoon that will be visible in the province.
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Some rare gulls were spotted among thousands in the Head Harbour Passage area over the weekend. We'll speak with a naturalist with Maine Audubon who led the excursion.
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Rising costs is one reason some seniors struggle to access nutritious meals. A Miramichi bakery and volunteers have joined forces for a program they call Dish Dash.
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As a new strain of Mpox spreads, the world looks to vaccines as a key strategy to save lives. Health columnist Dr. Iris Gorfinkel will join us with more.
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This week our birder heads out on another birding adventure.
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The Atlantic film festival released its full program this week. No less than three New Brunswick films will be featured. We'll speak with the festival's program director.
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Our usual political panel took part in a special presentation for teachers this week, about civics education, and provincial politics - we'll bring you some of the discussion from that event.
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Our film commentator Lisa Hrabluk is here this week to talk about Apple TV's new release The Instigators.
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SPCA shelters across New Brunswick have a big problem on their hands. They have way too many cats.
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Our usual political panel took part in a special presentation for teachers this week, about civics education, and provincial politics - we'll bring you some of the discussion from that event.
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Our usual political panel took part in a special presentation for teachers this week, about civics education, and provincial politics - we'll bring you some of the discussion from that event.
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Our resident scientist Michael Edwards of Science East in Fredericton has quite the story today, about how lost toys can help us better understand ocean currents.
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The city of Miramichi has finally aligned with the rest of the province on Sunday shopping restrictions. We'll speak with the president of the Newcastle Business District Tiffany Gallivan.
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Birdie the grey tabby cat has been missing for over a year. So a family two provinces over, more than a thousand kilometres away, was pretty stunned to learn their beloved Birdie was spotted in Fredericton. We'll get the whole story from Oromocto SPCA manager Tracy Marcotullio.
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The police and fire departments in Fredericton are raising the alarm over a growing number of drug overdoses in the capital city. We'll talk to advocate Dr. Sara Davidson about what the increase tells us -- and what should be done to slow it down.
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There's something special about that new car smell. And Saint John real estate agent Jake Palmer says it's the same reason why buyers like new homes. But the grass isn't always greener - he'll tell us why.
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It's still prime time for the summer garden. Mark Trealout has been sharing what's new in his garden -- he has a couple of decades of experience in regenerative agriculture.
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