Soundbite

Tim and Caitlin talk with the woman behind the Maritimes Maven account, Coreen Hildebrand, about her favourite travel spots, how she got into the travel influencer sphere, and what's next!

Tim and Caitlin talk with Emma Chevarie about the summer festival lineup, the new Hawkes Centre, and music acts you don't want to miss!

Tim and Caitlin talk to Will Pacey, artistic director of the Calithumpians, about their upcoming summer season, the surprisingly haunted corners of Fredericton, and the flammable nature of downtown.

Tim and Caitlin discuss the outcome of the Saint John and Moncton municipal elections, David Coon stepping down as leader of the NB Green Party, and more.

Following the release of Marian's latest album, Play Louder, Hit Harder , Tim and Caitlin sit down with two members of the band, Jerry-Faye and Dylan Ward, to talk about their songwriting process, inspirations and why they chose rock and roll for their sophomore album.

This week, Tim and Caitlin talk with Alex Scholten about his recent election as New Maryland’s new mayor, being co-owner of Victory Meat Market, and his philanthropic drive.

Tim and Caitlin talk to Ken Anderson about Backspin Fredericton, a pickleball court and community in Fredericton. They then put their newfound knowledge to the test and face off on the pickleball courts!

With the recent release of the band's latest album, Tim and Caitlin talk to Wintersleep's Tim D'eon about his experiences travelling around the world, playing with Paul McCartney, missing the Junos by minutes, and more.

With the municipal elections in New Brunswick one week away, Tim and Caitlin talk with local political experts in Moncton, Saint John, Fredericton, and Charlotte County and discuss key election issues and candidates.

Ever wonder if your car is listening to our conversations? David Shipley, CEO of Fredericton-based cybersecurity firm Beauceron Security, is here to answer all our questions about cybersecurity, from internet-connected cars to phishing scams and data breaches!

New Brunswick needs more doctors! What else is new? This week, Tim and Caitlin speak with the executive director of the New Brunswick Medical Education Foundation, Alyssa Long, about their foundation's successful approach to attracting and retaining doctors in the province.

Exam season is here and Professor Pinnock (Uncle Rob) is here to test us on our classic rock and roll knowledge!

It's all about politics this week! While Tim is out sick, Caitlin and Alyson Samson talk with Dr. Tom Bateman from St. Thomas University about Canada's place in the new world order, the United States' abuse of executive powers, and the future of the NDP and the multiparty system.

Tim and Caitlin talk with Chief Justice Gruben, the new chief of Bilijk (Kingsclear First Nation) about what inspired him to run, his favourite books, and his vision for his community.

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.