At 6:45, we’ll talk to one of the organizers of the Nova Scotia Food Gathering. They’ll be bringing together farmers, chefs and foodies to talk about ways to make our local food system more sustainable and self-sufficient.
With more than three decades since we first heard of AIDS and HIV, many of it’s first patients are growing older. We’ll talk to a professor of social work who is studying resilience in this aging group at 7:15.
At 7:15, one of our favourite Nova Scotian musicians, David Myles. He’s had a breakout hit with Classified this year, has co-hosted the ECMAs, and he’s about to release a new double album. He’ll join us in studio for a conversation and a song.
We’ll focus on anxiety and kids at 8:15, when we’ll speak to Dr. Alexa Bagnell of the IWK. It’s OK for kids to experience a certain amount of anxiety, but there does come a point when it does more harm than good. We’ll chat about the difference, and how to help our kids manage it.
We’ll wrap up the show at 8:45 with a conversation with Mike Campbell, owner of The Carleton, about the local music scene and the future of the downtown core.
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