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Hosts Tim Porter & Caitlin Dutt host a notable guest from Atlantic Canada each week to discuss their lives, insights, and trending news stories. In sum, we have interesting conversations with interesting people.
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This week's guest is Jenica Atwin, one of the candidates for mayor of Fredericton. With the upcoming municipal election in May, learn more about her platform and stances on key issues such as the community pool, transit, and more!
Tim and Caitlin talk with Sarah Caissie about how the Capital Region Integration Network is helping to retain immigrants at a time when the federal government has cut back on immigration levels.
There's no better way to spend March Break than talking about the upcoming provincial budget and playing a generation-based trivia game! This episode, Tim and Caitlin dive into the upcoming provincial budget, learn about what a "Chad" and "Beatnik" are, and more!
Dr. Andrew Moore, professor of the Great Books program at St. Thomas University, discusses the importance of liberal arts degrees, his YouTube channel, and why reading is important in the current political and cultural moment.
This week, Tim and Caitlin talk with the executive director of the Fredericton Region Museum, Alena Krasnikova, about upcoming and current exhibits at the museum, why small museums are at risk this year, and interesting tidbits of Fredericton history.
This week, Tim and Caitlin chat with Dee Hernandez, a jazz vocalist based in Atlantic Canada, about her journey from defecting from Cuba at age 16 to now, and how that influenced her upcoming 2026 album.
This week, Tim and Caitlin talk with Chris Treadwell, academic director of East Coast Leadership Academy, about the academy's alternative approach to education, how his time as a principal and assistant deputy minister of education in the provincial government has informed his role at ECLA, and what the province needs to do to strengthen its education system.
Tim and Caitlin talk with two members of The Hello Crows (Quinn Bonnell and Mattie Comeau), a New Brunswick-based Indigenous band. We discuss the musicians' process, take a deep dive into some songs on their self-titled debut, and look at what's next.
This week, Tim and Caitlin chat with the owner and admin of the Canada.gov.ca Instagram account, John Batt. We discuss the story behind the Canadian meme and history account, school chairs, Maritime pickles, and his ongoing tour.
Tim and Caitlin chat with Erik Gingles, a man of many stories and lives. We learn about his decade in Japan, his new book, and his life of taking chances.
Gus Funnell, longtime Fredericton used book store owner, shares his stories of running a bookstore with Tim and Caitlin, from surprising news stories to unlikely patrons.
Naughty or nice? Tim and Caitlin call in a very special guest from the North Pole to talk about Fredericton and Canada’s past year in the final episode of 2025. 🎅
Adam Peabody, executive director of Downtown Fredericton Inc., sits down with Tim and Caitlin to talk about new stores that have opened downtown this year, future visions for King’s Place, and how local businesses are faring this year.
Tim and Caitlin chat with creative director of the Details Design, Tanya Duffy, about her new exhibition on graphic design in New Brunswick, the recent backlash to NB Liquor's AI ad, and the past, present, and future of the industry.
This week, Tim and Caitlin talk with NB SPCA executive director Lesley Rogers about what the NB SPCA is doing about rising animal cruelty rates and how their Happy Tails program is helping low-income families with rising pet costs.
Misty McLaughlin, executive director of Youth in Transition, discusses the hidden crisis of youth homelessness, how Youth In Transition helps to fill the gaps in the system, and what action governments need to take to prevent youth from ending up on the streets.
Did you know that 35% of New Brunswickers have a disability? Haley Flaro, executive director of AbilityNB, joins Tim and Caitlin to break down accessibility in New Brunswick, including what people don't understand about disability, upcoming minimum accessibility requirements, and AbilityNB's services.
Warren Maddox, executive director of the Fredericton Homeless Shelters, discusses how the Fredericton Shelters get people housed, bail reform, and how reducing homelessness starts with treating mental health.
Jamie Gillies, Chair of the Communications and Public Policy Program at St. Thomas University, discusses the future and past of the New Brunswick Progressive Conservative Party, Premier Susan Holt's first year, and former Premier Blaine Higgs' hold on the party.
Steven Clark, editor of the Fredericton Word, talks with Tim and Caitlin about Fredericton lore, identity, and its future, from the city's secret tunnels to the Centennial Building.
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