Bedste Atlantic Salmon-podcasts (2024)

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The state of the Atlantic salmon 7:34

4d ago7:34

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Wild Atlantic salmon populations are in decline, and experts are meeting in Moncton this week to discuss ways to turn the tide. Steven Webb speaks with Charline McCoy, executive director of the Foundation for the Conservation of Atlantic Salmon, about what's needed to preserve the species.

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World famous James Beard Award winner Hank Shaw covers how to prepare game and fish and shares wonderful stories with Charlie Potter and Kerry Luft

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On this airing of The Great Outdoors, Charlie Potter is joined by James Beard Award-winning chef Hank Shaw and Kerry Luft, Executive Vice President of the Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation, as they share stories and outstanding ways to prepare game and fish. https://serve.castfire.com/audio/7007097/7007097_2024-10-25-224737.128.mp3 Recent Posts The Gr…

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Harbour Passage opens new trail 7:34

2d ago7:34

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A portion of Saint John's cranberry trail at the old Coast Guard site had its official opening yesterday. CBC's Nipun Tiwari spoke with some people on hand for the event.

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Maritime political populism 10:37

3d ago10:37

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Andrew Nurse has been closely watching the shift in tone from the Progressive Conservatives. He's an associate professor of Canadian studies at Mount Allison University. He speaks with Steven Webb about the future of the PC Party and describes what he refers to as Maritime political populism.

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Movies: Saint John Jewish Film Festival 7:10

3d ago7:10

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Streaming and film columnist Lisa Hrabluk has a preview of the 11th annual Saint John Jewish Film Festival, which kicks off Sunday here in Saint John

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What's next for the Progressive Conservatives? 9:56

3d ago9:56

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A crushing defeat for the PCs this election foreshadows and uncertain future for the party. Steven Webb speaks with Chisholm Pothier, former press secretary for two PC premiers, Bernard Lord and David Alward, to hear what might be next for the party.

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Saint John's new-look paratransit 6:22

4d ago6:22

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After a few decades, the name of Saint John's paratransit service was starting to show its age, with some saying it sounded derogatory and degrading. The service has a new name, and some new buses. David Black is the the executive director with Independence Plus Incorporated and Marisa Hersey-Misner is the chair of the Saint John Ability Advisory C…

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First Nations want better relationship with new government 9:41

4d ago9:41

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First Nations leaders in New Brunswick are hoping for a better relationship with the province following this week's election. Steven Webb speaks with Pabineau Chief Terry Richardson about his hopes for the incoming Holt government.

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Shelter Movers expanding services 11:38

4d ago11:38

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An organization that helps victims who want to flee situations of abuse is expanding its services. Steven Webb speaks with Michelle Tupy, Chapter Director of Shelter Movers N.B., about the greater need for help in the province.

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What's next for Policy 713? 16:50

4d ago16:50

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Shawn Rouse has been drawing attention to the impact Policy 713 changes have had on students, including his own child. Now, with an incoming Holt government soon to be sworn in, he's hopeful to see N.B. schools become a more inclusive environment. We hear first from Kelly Lamrock, New Brunswick's child and youth advocate, on his recommendations and…

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Building Susan Holt's cabinet 7:06

4d ago7:06

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Susan Holt has until next Saturday to build her cabinet. It's the largest group of MLAs the government has seen in 14 years, so she has lots of options. We'll hear what she might consider from Jordan O'Brien, chief of staff to former Liberal premier Brian Gallant.

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Earth Scientist's theory about white mystery substance in Placentia Bay + MP Clifford Small had pointed questions on northern cod decision at House of Commons Fisheries meeting + International grad students ... 22:12

3d ago22:12

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Memorial earth scientist Hilary Corlett has some informed thoughts on what the mystery white blobs could be + Conservative MP Clifford Small had questions about northern cod for Adam Burns, an assistant deputy minister with Fisheries and Oceans + We meet some of the international students at The Launch in Holyrood who are here to study ocean observ…

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671 | Choosing the Best Fly Line with Josh Jenkins - Scientific Anglers, Fly Fishing Gear, Permit Fishing 1:05:10

4d ago1:05:10

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Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/671 Presented By: Stonefly Nets, Drifthook Fly Fishing, Yellowstone Teton Territory Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Have you ever been confused about how to choose the best fly line for your next fly rod? Did you know that line companies typically overweight lines out of the box to help us out? And are…

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Temporary foreign workers 15:04

5d ago15:04

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CBC Investigative reporter Shaina Luck brings us the story of two workers in the Atlantic region who are speaking out about why they left jobs over concerns about their pay and working conditions.

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The riding of Hampton-Fundy-St. Martins 6:42

5d ago6:42

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John Herron is the newly elected Liberal MLA for Hampton-Fundy-St. Martins.

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Gender and diversity in politics 9:01

5d ago9:01

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Joanna Everitt is a professor of political science at the University of New Brunswick in Saint John.

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Our house doctor on what health care professionals will be looking for from the new government. 11:46

5d ago11:46

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Dr. Mike Simon is a family physician in Saint John, and our house doctor here on Information Morning.

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The second Summit of the Bay 8:47

5d ago8:47

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Matthew Abbott is the Fundy Baykeeper with the Conservation Council of New Brunswick and is the facilitator and presenter at the Summit of the Bay being held in Saint Andrews.

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The riding of Saint John West-Lancaster 7:43

5d ago7:43

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Kate Elman Wilcott is the Liberal MLA-elect for Saint John West-Lancaster.

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Fish harvester from Port Saunders frustrated that he's not permitted to do a crab survey + Jamie Baker has left the Newfoundland Aquaculture Industry Association and has a new job with the FFAW 18:30

4d ago18:30

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Fisherman Conway Caines is worried about his future after DFO said he was not allowed to do a crab survey this year + Former Broadcast host Jamie Baker is going back to work at the FFAW, as a member representative for fishing area 3PS.

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Kennebecasis Valley changes political stripes 10:16

6d ago10:16

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For the first time in nearly 30 years, the Kennebecasis Valley is entirely red. Two Liberal candidates unseated Blaine Higgs and Ted Flemming last night. Aaron Kennedy and Alyson Townsend speak with host Rachel Cave.

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Sounds from election night 7:13

6d ago7:13

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Election night was a whirlwind, with the Liberals coming out on top. They will lead the province as a majority government. Here are some sounds from around the province last night.

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Political panel on N.B. election 16:08

6d ago16:08

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Our political watchers break down all the major election storylines and discuss the political aftermath with host Rachel Cave. JP Lewis is an associate professor of political science at UNB Saint John and Duncan Matheson is a semi-retired communications consultant in Fredericton and a former journalist.…

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Saint John ridings flip 13:41

6d ago13:41

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The Liberals flipped key Saint John ridings on the way to a big majority win last night. David Hickey, who won in Saint John Harbour, and John Dornan, who took Saint John Portland-Simonds, join host Rachel Cave for a discussion about the campaign and the future for Saint John and the province under a Liberal government.…

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Blaine Higgs defeated 5:48

6d ago5:48

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A disappointing night for the Progressive Conservatives. We hear how Blaine Higgs was feeling after his party's defeat in last night's election.

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Some good news about the endangered North Atlantic right whale + Mistaken Point is known for its ancient fossils, but it's also home for a lot of seabirds 17:23

5d ago17:23

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New England Aquarium senior scientist Philip Hamilton says the 2023 population count shows increase in right whale population + MUN PhD candidate Sydney Collins is giving a lecture at Mistaken Point about the largest and smallest seabirds in the area.

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670 | Public Waters and Lands Conservation with Josh Mills - Wild Steelhead Coalition, Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, Clearwater River 1:17:13

6d ago1:17:13

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Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/670 Presented By: Togens Fly Shop, FishHound Expeditions, TroutRoutes, Angler's Coffee Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Josh Mills, a seasoned expert from the Backcountry Hunters & Anglers team, as well as a board member of the Wild Steelhead Coalition and an accomplished steelhead fly tier, is set to g…

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Election Day: What you need to know 9:20

7d ago9:20

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New Brunswickers will head to the polls today. Kim Poffenroth is New Brunswick's Chief Electoral Officer she speaks with host Rachel Cave about how things will run today and when the results are expected.

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St. Malachy's student off to UN Convention on Biological Diversity 7:10

7d ago7:10

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St. Malachy's High School student Hejin Wang will spend this week in Columbia, taking part in the UN Convention on Biological Diversity. She speaks with host Rachel Cave about getting ready to go and what her expectations are.

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Mike Bravener shares folk story 15:08

7d ago15:08

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Mike Bravener has been on a quest to gather the music and stories of New Brunswick. He has already produced two albums and recently, he's put out a third. He shares the story behind the hidden music treasures he's discovered while producing his third album of New Brunswick folk songs.

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Economist David Vardy has some advice for Ottawa about northern cod for next year + Marine biologist and author Helen Scales talks about her book, 'What the Wild Sea Can Be' 22:02

6d ago22:02

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David Vardy gave a presentation to the House of Commons Committee on Fisheries and Oceans + Helen Scales talks about the future of the world's ocean in her latest book, "What the Wild Sea Can Be."

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Hiking for Huns and a few American outfitters are ruining the prairie Canada experience we have long known

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On this airing of The Great Outdoors, Charlie Potter shares his concerns about how American outfitters are changing the Canadian prairie experience that has been long enjoyed. https://serve.castfire.com/audio/6997397/6997397_2024-10-19-223537.128.mp3 Recent Posts The Great Outdoors with Charlie Potter James Beard winner Hank Shaw covers game and fi…

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Saint John Harbour 16:28

10d ago16:28

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Saint John Harbour has a history flipping between parties. Host Rachel Cave speaks with two of the candidates as they make their final pitch before voters head to the polls. PC candidate Adam Smith was invited for an interview, but we did not receive a response. Also running in this riding are Kenneth Procter for the NPD and Libertarian candidate S…

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Haunted campground 9:07

10d ago9:07

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If you're serious about the scares on Halloween, you may want to pay a visit to Rockwood Park Campground this weekend or next. The Saint John Horticultural Association has loaded it full of things that go bump in the night. Joel Skogman reveals some of the scary details to host Rachel Cave.

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Movies: Piece by Piece 7:53

10d ago7:53

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Rachel Cave went to the movies this week with our film and streaming columnist Lisa Hrabluk. They saw the Lego movie "Piece by Piece" about super producer and hip-hop artist Pharrell Williams. Here's their version of a Siskel and Ebert review.

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The toss-up election 5:47

10d ago5:47

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Poll analyst Eric Grenier joins host Rachel Cave to break down the latest polling numbers and where he thinks this election will be decided.

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The state of education part 2 17:29

10d ago17:29

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Coming up, we'll continue our conversation with three educators about the crisis in the classroom

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Ocean Choice International reacts to federal court ruling against injunction to stop northern cod fishery + Benta Torstensen on the social acceptance of aquaculture in Norway + Update on the mystery white ... 21:39

10d ago21:39

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Carey Bonnell of OCI is pleased federal court denied injunction to stop northern cod fishery + Norway's Benta Torstensen of Nofima talks about the 'social licence' of aquaculture + Environment and Climate Change Canada says mystery white blobs could be plant-based.

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The state of education 11:06

11d ago11:06

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Information Morning Moncton host Jonna Brewer moderates a discussion about the current state of education in New Brunswick. The panel included NBTA president Peter Lagacy, Melissa Dockrill Garrett, assistant professor with the Faculty of Education at UNB, and Dennis Cochrane, who held many positions in the public education system.…

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Med student on future practice in N.B. 8:07

11d ago8:07

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Born to Ghanian parents who both worked two jobs to support their daughters, Mansa Agbaku grew up in Saint John, and won a major scholarship to study at UNB. That was back in 2015. She's now a second-year medical student with plans to practice in New Brunswick.

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New Majority trying to get more young adults to vote 8:38

11d ago8:38

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Young people don't vote as reliably as older adults. With a provincial election just days away, a national non-profit is on the ground asking young people what's stopping them from casting their ballot. Host Rachel Cave speaks with the organization's executive director, Amanda Munday.

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Low voter turnout in Saint John 6:56

11d ago6:56

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Saint John had the lowest voter turnout rates in New Brunswick, in the last provincial election. Randy Hatfield of the Saint John Human Development Council speaks with host Rachel Cave about the reasons behind it and what can be done to boost turnout.

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Cost of election promises 10:33

11d ago10:33

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New Brunswick has recorded eight years of budget surpluses, but that that could be overturned by all the election promises made in this campaign. The CBC's Robert Jones tells us what he sees in the pledges and the numbers.

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Cenovus Energy will be dredging ocean floor near Argentia, harvesters looking for compensation + Baffin Fisheries says its newest vessel the 'Inuksuk II' will be a training platform for new generation ... 21:35

11d ago21:35

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Dredging is required near Argentia to tow Cenovus gravity structure to oil field, Jamie Barnett says harvesters are seeking compensation as the project will affect their ability to fish + Chris Flanagan of Baffin Fisheries says their newest vessel the 'Inuksuk II' is the largest in Canada and it's heading to NL…