We heard last week about the Chignecto Rose, a flamingo spotted in Dorchester more than 50 years ago and flown, in a plane, to the Bahamas. It seems the bird is not on New Brunswick's official list and we'll find out why.

Former broadcaster David Pate had a real fascination with national anthems. He hosted a podcast about them and he wrote a book. Sadly he passed away before the book was released but a friend joins us in the studio to talk about this weekend's launch event.

Gary Campbell with the York-Sunbury Historical Society helps us remember Lieutenant Russell Edward Ganong of St Stephen, who served in the Second World War.

We gather our panel of politics watchers to talk about the latest news.

Ross Hebb joins us to talk about his new book, A Canadian Chaplain in the Great War: Revisiting B.J. Murdoch's The Red Vineyard.

We speak with a New Brunswick filmmaker who's film Do I Know You From Somewhere? will be showcased at the Silver Wave Film Festival in Fredericton this weekend.

One year in, and nearly 2 million dollars has been returned to New Brunswickers. We'll talk with the FCNB about the database created to return cash you likely forgot you were owed.

We head to Fredericton to see what the 11th Mile's Peter Tompkins is cooking up.