Best Moncton Podcasts (2025)

Maestro Antonio Delgado is the music director and conductor of the New Brunswick Youth Orchestra. Selena Tenass is the orchestra's principal trombone player.

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As the clock ticks down on Trudeau's time as PM, what happens next? 9:26

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Lori Turnbull is a political science professor at Dalhousie University.

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New approaches in research for the endangered North Atlantic Right Whale community. 8:26

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UNB Saint John researcher Gina Lonati is a right whale researcher with a doctorate in biological science.

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A new volume of poetry features work from inmates at Women's Correctional Centre of New Brunswick 11:23

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Kayla Geitzler is a writer and editor in Moncton who helped put together the project.

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A group of women are marking 15 years of making blankets for children in crisis with Project Linus. 5:52

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CBC contributor Shelley Steeves met some of the members of Project Linus in Moncton.

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Before the gifts gets unwrapped, our parents panel look at kids and clutter 15:57

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Clinton Davis, Weh-Ming Cho and Melanie Colquhoun make up Information Morning Moncton's parents panel.

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Protect yourself from cyber threats when unwrapping your holiday gadgets this year 6:15

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Angela MacIvor is our consumer affairs reporter based in Halifax.

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Bathurst mayor reacts to the relocation of Acadie-Bathurst Titan 10:37

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Kim Chamberlain is the mayor of Bathurst.

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NB Museum displays toy soldiers every December as a reminder of military history 8:12

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David Makepeace and Dave Hughes are with the New Brunswick Miltary History Museum in Fredericton.

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Student from Elsipogtog First Nation recognized for community leadership 5:55

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Chelsey Arsenault is one of this year's winners of the Nikanus Red Dress Leadership Award.

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Some girl high school hockey players in Moncton have been sidelined for the season 11:10

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Harrison Trimble High School decided to fold its women's hockey team this fall after the team was unable to find a goalie.

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What does it take to produce award-winning chocolate? 6:44

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Robin Streb is the co-owner and co-founder of LaRouere. The bean-to-bar business won gold at the Academy of Chocolate Awards in London, UK, for its 74% Dark Chocolate bar.

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Campbellton woman appointed to the Order of Canada, 40 years after she was forced out of the Canadian military due to her sexuality 12:46

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Jonna speaks with trailblazer Diane Pitre about her lifelong fight for the rights of the 2SLGBTQ+ community.

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A new book tells the story of the Burchills of Miramichi 11:41

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Doug Dolan is the author of The Mill, which follows four generations of the Burchill family of Miramichi from 1840 to 1980.

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Family, friends and community members gather for a memorial to those lost to homelessness and addiction 8:25

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The CBC's Rhythm Rathi attended the memorial in Victoria Park.

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City Views: Revisioning St. George Street 16:59

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Kristin Cavoukian and Kate Doyle are members of Information Morning's City Views panel.

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With turmoil in Ottawa, what's Trudeau's next move? 9:41

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Jamie GIllies is a political scientist at St. Thomas University.

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Hundreds of people in Moncton hit the road to deliver food to people in need 12:10

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Donna Eagles oversees community engagement for the Peter McKee Community Centre.

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Our CBC House Doctor would never do these five things 9:37

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Dr. Raj Bhardwaj is an urgent care and emergency room doctor.

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Memorial service aims to highlight the lives lost to homelessness and addiction 9:34

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Father Chris VanBuskirk is the rector of St. George's Anglican Church on Church Street.

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How is climate change impacting our local lobster fishing communities? 8:32

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Dounia Daoud is the executive director of the Canadian Lobster Research Network. Melanie Wiber is a researcher with the network's social science team.

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Stricter rules are coming for impaired drivers 11:08

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Robert Gauvin is the Minister of Justice and Public Safety. Steve Sullivan is the CEO of MADD Canada.

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Beausejour MP Dominic LeBlanc becomes finance minister 13:21

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Dominic LeBlanc became Canada's new finance minister on Monday in the wake of Chrystia Freeland's bombshell resignation.

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The Bright Side with Shelley Steeves: A campaign of kindness in memory of a Moncton woman 5:38

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After losing his wife to cancer this past spring, Martin Montplaisir launched Project Choose.

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Moncton harm reduction advocate gets set for retirement 14:29

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Debby Warren is the executive director of Ensemble Moncton.

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Century-old letter to Santa evokes a different era in New Brunswick 11:24

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Melynda Jarratt is the curator of the New Brunswick Military History Museum.

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Moncton business owner highlights challenges of tax holiday 7:19

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Celeste Nel is the owner and manager of Once Upon A Child in Moncton.

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Disability can happen to anyone without warning 3:37

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Brain injury survivor LJ Whittington says it's still possible to find joy, even if your life is turned upside down.

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Moncton remembers two fallen officers, murdered 50 years ago 10:05

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Roy Geldart was the news director of CKCW in Moncton in 1974.

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Retired officers still gather to reflect on the murders of Cpl. Aurèle Bourgeois and Cst Mike O'Leary 14:41

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Retired police officers Lionel Hebert, Michael Boudreau, Ozzie Auffrey, and Paul DesRoches were on duty in December of 1974, when two of their colleagues were murdered.