On the show:
- It was Potato Day. How is this not a provincial celebration? I mean, maybe not this year…
- I really enjoyed the recent production of A Fifth Wall: A social distancing project by Herbert the Cow Productions and Nasty Shadows Theatre, and realized that I had spoken to Scott Shannon in 2019 about his ongoing character with the production of that year’s A Story Jones.
- And back in 2015, I spoke to Len Falkenstein about his original play Lac Athabasca, which reflected metaphysically on the tragic train accident in Quebec. Actors Alex Donovan and Jean-Michel Cliche join us to talk about the fake story about real events.
News updates:
- New Brunswick reported no new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
- Blaine Higgs says he plans to change the way wellness checks are performed in New Brunswick.
- The jury selection for Matthew Raymond’s fitness trial will go into a third day today.
- A 28-year-old Fredericton woman is dead after an ATV crash over the weekend.
- Ten digit dialling for local calls within New Brunswick has been delayed for another two years.
- Fredericton transit users will soon be able to purchase monthly passes and single rides from the palm of their hand.
- The University of New Brunswick says a new rose garden outside the Harriet Irving Library will be complete by this fall.
- And Chrystia Freeland is Canada’s new finance minister after Bill Morneau resigned Monday night.
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