In this week’s episode, we talk to the people behind a unique marketing campaign created in response to construction that could impact downtown businesses; and, Dr. Mary Louise McCarthy, who’s part of the team putting on this weekend’s inaugural Still Here: Emancipation Celebration festival. This Week in Fredericton is a weekly news show dedicated to
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In this week’s episode, we talk to the team behind a company creating a unique soil product with seaweed; and, an associate professor at the University of New Brunswick that led a team in creating a course for health care professionals about addressing barriers to reproductive healthcare in correctional settings. This Week in Fredericton is
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In this week’s episode, we talk to the people fighting for a new pool in Fredericton and visit the Charlotte Street Arts Centre for a celebration of the talent of local youth. This Week in Fredericton is a weekly news show dedicated to bringing Fredericton residents news about their community and the people that shape
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In this week’s episode, we talk to the current artist in residence at the Fredericton Botanic Garden, recap last weekend’s Animaritime convention, and preview a new literary festival that’s coming to our city this Fall. This Week in Fredericton is a weekly news show dedicated to bringing Fredericton residents news about their community and the
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Episode 51 As today is the national day of commemoration for the Grand Dérangement1, music from New Brunswick Acadian artists has been sprinkled into the mix. Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS | More
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Doing plays outside creates a certain amount of challenge and opportunity in equal measure. My guests today are all involved with the numerous outdoor shows for the Taking It To The Streets portion of the 2026 Notable Acts Theatre Festival. Len Falkenstein, festival artistic director and co-director of The Rural Gap and The Anchor; Brandon
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What does it take to make a play? Ideas, patience and writing, although coaching and support go far. My guests today are all involved in elements of the one-act plays, readings and production from this year’s Notable Acts Theatre Festival. Len Falkenstein is the Festival Artistic Director; Monika Rennick is the playwright of Detective Richard;
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Sometimes, a celebration of life comes from an entire musical… My guests today are all part of the Notable Acts 2026 mainstage production of The Dog Dies, a comedy-musical-drama production about the life and eventual death of a beloved pooch, Steve. Hannah McKellar is a multi-hyphenate playwright and performer (and vet!), who wrote the musical
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Irish Millie called into People Need Music to chat with host, Tonya Price, about her East Coast tour and her new album (found on BandCamp now), which will be released on all streaming platforms in the coming weeks. Irish Millie performs on Saturday, July 25th at Nomad Coffee on Queen St. $10 Tonya also played
Episode 50 Music, history and the skies. Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS | More
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Episode 48 Music, with history highlights such as tightroping over Niagara Falls. Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS | More
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