Streaming and film columnist Lisa Hrabluk talks about Pachinko, a family drama set in 20th century Korea and Japan.

The political party buses will soon be rolling through your community as the 2024 New Brunswick election is underway. We set the stage with all the major storylines ahead of the October 21st vote as host Rachel Caves speaks with political scientist JP Lewis.

More and more Canadians are developing heart failure, and researchers believe the problem will increase in the coming years. A symposium on the condition is happening in Saint John today. Rachel Cave speaks with the keynote speaker about the growing problem of heart failure.

What you need to know as we head into the provincial election. Chief Electoral Officer Kim Poffenroth joins host Rachel Cave to talk about the extensive voter information campaign underway and all the details you need to vote on October 21.

The town of Quispamsis held an open house last night as they are trying to get a sense of how people use Ritchie Lake and the health of the lake itself. The Director of Engineering for Quispamsis, Gary Losier speaks on the survey and how the community will help determine the future of Ritchie lake.

Westsiders are curious about how Wolastoq Park will be affected since JD Irving Limited is looking at a major paper mill upgrade that will add a parking lot and a pedestrian walkway. Up first we hear from mayor Donna Reardon then Bryan Wilson an avid biker and westsider speaks on the importance of keeping greenspace intact.

As Ottawa considers dispersing thousands of asylum seekers from Quebec and Ontario, New Brunswick's only free legal clinic for refugees says there's a desperate need to build up support services. Olivia Huynh is the executive director of the New Brunswick Refugee Clinic she speaks with host Rachel Cave.

Sea Dogs president Trevor Georgie chats with host Rachel Cave about plans to mark the 20th anniversary and shares some his fondest moments as part of the club.