The LOn today’s show:
- Can it be a coincidence that today is both French Fries Day and Beef Tallow Day? I’m suspicious.. and hungry.
- It’s International Rock Day, and while I could have looked up whether it’s about rolling rocks gathering no moss, or rock ‘n’ roll, I still feel like it is still appropriate either way.
- We could all use a good laugh, so remember that while the first night of the The Cap Comedy Night is sold out, a second night on Thursday still has tickets! Headlined by Jimmy MacKinley, hosted by Matt Richardson. With Paul Lewis, Anthony Bryan, and Maggie Estey. Tickets: https://bit.ly/CapComedy2
- The Delta Drive-In this week is celebrating Christmas in July: “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” on July 17 and July 18. I wonder if they will have turkey and eggnog at the restaurant?
- This week, we look back at the 2016 TNB production of Marion Bridge with Thomas Morgan Jones, and a 2015 interview about a still-current issue of Fossil Free UNB. I also bust out a little meloncholy Del Bel, not entirely not because it mentions cold weather…
News update:
- Yesterday marked three days in a row since New Brunswick Public Health reported a new case of COVID-19.
- With more travellers entering New Brunswick each day, the province wants to help drivers by speeding things up at the border.
- As all Service New Brunswick offices reopen this morning, customers are being warned they may experience longer lines and wait times.
- Tracadie RCMP is warning residents about e-transfer scams on the Acadian Peninsula.
- An Oromocto man has been charged in connection with the death of 29-year-old Justin Finnemore back in May.
- Fredericton artist Katrina Slade hopes her temporary public art installation near city hall will inspire kindness.
- David’s tea announced it will close 82 Canadian stores and all of its American stores.
- And biology experts believe COVID-19 might not transmit onto surfaces as easily we thought.
Podcast: Play in new window | Download
Subscribe: Google Podcasts | RSS
