E27S7: Sparking a love of literacy at any age with Moncton’s Frye Festival


Moncton is home to one of the world’s most interesting literary festivals – a 10-day bilingual celebration that spans genres, pushes boundaries, and infuses fun into every event it curates. The Frye Festival seeks to…

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S7E26: Access to equitable care and peer support share the spotlight for Fertility Awareness Week 2025


Every Canadian should be aware of the heavy emotional, physical, and financial toll fertility challenges play in the lives of one in six people in this country. That’s part of the work done by Fertility…

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S7E25: Kidney Foundation raises awareness, funds with annual walk


Kidney disease directly impacts about one in 10 Canadians, or four million people in this country – with millions more family members and friends effected. The Kidney Foundation’s Brandon McInnis joined Jenna and Tosh at…

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S7E24: M.A. Ferguson’s journey from being an R.L. Stine fan girl to cultivating her own Blake & Turner fandom


If reading Canadian female-led crime thrillers is your jam, listen up! Emerging local author M.A. (Monique) Ferguson has self-published two books — with another two in the works — that should be on your TBR….

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S7E23: Eclectic adventures in retail with The Painted Pineapple’s Lisa Casey


Passion. Whimsy. Commitment. These emotions jump through the social media posts of The Painted Pineapple, an eclectic shop filled with home decor, gifts, and more in Moncton. When an online presence can spark so much…

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S7E22: Start planning your summer staycation!


Now that March Break has wrapped up, our thoughts turn to summer vacation plans — and with all that’s happening with borders and cost of living, we think it’s going to be a summer spent…

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S7E21: Explaining inflation, what we can do about it, and teaching smart financial habits with Bank of Canada Deputy Governor Sharon Kozicki


If you’re an adult looking for help and reassurance when it comes to talking finances with kids, this is the episode for you! Bank of Canada Deputy Governor Sharon Kozicki joins Jenna & Tosh to…

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S7E20: BPW Moncton offers women opportunities to connect, build relationships locally, nationally, and internationally


Professional networking groups can be intimidating to join, particularly if you’re a woman trying to find her way in a changing career journey. The ‘girl gang’ at BPW Greater Moncton get it – and want…

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S7E19: Award-winning New Brunswick author Jennifer McGrath shares the beauty of picture books with her new release


“The gray pony lived in a green pasture. There was a small red barn for wet, windy days and a big old maple for hot, sunny days.” Doesn’t that just make you long to hear…

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S7E18: Rena Sammut shares her tips for making friends in a new city


Sometimes making friends in a new city means creating an afternoon coffee party complete with DJ, disco lights, and dancing! Rena Sammut moved to Moncton two years ago and threw herself into learning about the…

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