The Broadcast from CBC Radio

Back in November 2023, musician Joe Byrne tells us the story of behind the making of 'Towards the Sunset.'

Lots of food fishers in Quidi Vidi, including locals, tourists and kids on the wharf + Comfort Cove-Newstead Recreation Committee members Laura Carroll and Ryan Watkins chat about their upcoming Shellfish Festival.

Almost two years after the project started, we'll head back to the site in CBS where seaweed is helping to clean wastewater + Moroti Adegboyega invented a robot that uses AI to clean water and is competing in the Stockholm Junior Water Prize competition.

DFO senior biologist Lynn Lush on how Nfld is tackling green crab since 2007 + Robert Chafe is the author of a new children's book called 'Whale Man' about whale rescuer Jon Lien.

Fisherman Carl Hedderson says cod is plentiful but it's been a challenge to get it processed this summer + Nine months after the fire, NL fisheries minister Loyola O'Driscoll addresses concerns from people in St. Mary's who are worried that the plant won't be rebuilt in the town.

Her captain used to be legendary NL explorer, Bob Bartlett; meet the crew of the 130-year-old schooner Ernestina Morrissey. This episode first aired in September, 2025

A former fox farm in North Harbour is the last stop for millions of green crab + Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre says NL could play a bigger role in building Canadian ships and subs + Food Fishers Committee chair Merv Wiseman says there are ways to expand NL's food fishery without harming cod stocks.

Nine months after it was destroyed by fire, the mayor of St Mary's says it's unclear if the processing plant will be rebuilt in the town + Meet people on the hunt for squid in Holyrood.

Larry Crocker of Trout River caught a great white shark in his fishing gear + Marsha Clarke with the Marine Institute talks about green crab and restoring parts of Placentia Bay.

Fisherman Roy Murphy on his quest to keep green crab numbers in Long Harbour down + DFO marine biologist Carolyn Miri wants your help to document sharks in NL waters.

Jesse Gilbert and his father catch a great white shark in their halibut trawl + DFO Marine biologist Caroline Miri tells us about porbeagle sharks in NL.

Remembering the Hazel Pearl at a community event in Champney's West + The role of the Champney's West aquarium in education and fun.

Fisherman Roy Murphy is looking for financial help in his quest to trap green crab in Long Harbour + Donald Powell of Change Islands tells us about Arthur Scammell's inspiration for the song "Squid Jiggin' Ground" + Retired lighthouse keeper Barry Porter gets a visit from an Australian filmmaker.

Merv Wiseman, chair of the Food Fishery Committee is citing safety as the main reason to open the food fishery 7 days a week all around the province + A check in with people in Foxtrap Harbour on how they feel about the food fishery being opened 7 days a week.

Fisherman Ken Green on the challenges of selling cod in Carbonear + Luke Martin's YouTube channel, Chopstick Travel makes a delicious seafood stop in Newfoundland.

Charlie Donnelly and Ray Johnson tell us about their love of the make and break engine in an episode from 2023.

The family and friends of Stanley Giles and Michael Peter Seymour tell us about the men's lives while vowing to fight for a safer fishery.

A mayor, fisherman and safety advocate speak to the accident that claimed two lives from Harbour Round + A recipient of cod from Sharing the Harvest is full of praise for the idea and organization.

Barry Darby - who studies the economics and sustainability of the fishing industry - gives reasons why the otter trawl shouldn't be used + Aquaculture companies, including ten start ups, are sharpening their skills in St. John's this week as part of the Aquaculture Innovation Studio.

DFO's Brett Gilchrist on why Goldfish, the right whale, is in Newfoundland waters + Lillian Saul fishes out of Twillingate...she's says the community wharf in danger of being destroyed by the ocean and needs protection.

Manager Kristinn Skulason was very surprised to see what turned out to be a right whale next to the plant in Bay de Verde + A look back on a day tagging northern gannets at Cape St. Mary's with seabird biologist Bill Montevecchi.

The Irish Descendants' new album is a tribute to Stan Rogers, a man who helped inspire Con O'Brien to believe Newfoundland stories were worth singing + Barry Fordham with Sharing the Harvest is appealing for donations of filleted, frozen cod to share with those who would welcome it.

Barbara Neves, chief scientist aboard the CCGS Amundsen, explains the mission underway + Gioia Montevecchi and Michael Hannaford, co-leads on Innu Nation's Uinipek expedition, take us on a guided tour of their research vessel.

FFAW President Dwan Street makes a case for re-opening the commercial mackerel fishery + Archaeologist Barry Gaulton on the race to document a section of the site in Ferryland before it is washed away or under water.

NunatuKavut President Todd Russell on how this year's salmon fishery - deemed illegal by DFO - is going + Passionate about the welfare and lives of seabirds; an interview with the late Bill Montevecchi on light pollution and Leach's storm petrels off Baccalieu Island.

We spend the day at Port au Choix's inaugeral Cod Festival and the unveiling of a cod statue in this episode from 2024.

Author Theresa O'Leary reads from her book "Race to the Cape" in Cape Race + Kevin Hennessey sings Terry Boyle's shanty based on the story detailed in the book + Gertie Molloy, chair of Mistaken Point Cape Race Heritage Inc.

Antoine Normandin, research director with the Royal Canadian Geographical Society, reacts to seeing the wreck Quest + Research scientist Tyler Eddy looks at the changes in fishing communities following the collapse of cod stocks + Rigolet's Winston Blake gives a workshop on how to make fishing nets.

Chair of the Transportation Safety Board, Yoan Marier, outlines safety issues in the fisheries + Coordinator Colleen Higgins gives a tour at the F.U. Trading Company premises in Seldom, Fogo Island.

The Nunatsiavut Government takes issue with NunatuKavut Community Council's fish harvesting plan + People in the Cape Freels area are keeping an eye on a pair of endangered piping plovers + Students from Memorial University / Marine Institute celebrate a big win at the 2026 Marine Advanced Technology Education Remotely Operated Vehicle Competition.

DFO's Julie Diamond says NunatuKavut's current fishery is illegal + Harvey Vardy with the Canadian Coast Guard on its response to a fishing boat in distress + CBC's Peter Cowan on the Royal Canadian Geographical Society's mission to map in 3-D two famous shipwrecks.

President Todd Russell of the NunatuKavut Community Council on their new fisheries management plan, a plan DFO says is not authourized + Avid fisherman Peter Emberely on the deal struck to have the slipway in St. John's harbour open to recreational boaters.

DFO fisheries officer Albert Grandy on food fishery rules + Master's student Anna Luna Rossi researched the St. Pierre and Miquelon fishery over a 72-year-period concentrating on the amount of fish that was discarded.

Verna Hayward, mayor of St. Vincent's-St. Stephen's-Peters River, talks about what the town is doing for tourists who come to see whales from shore + We hear more from Xabier Agote who's leading the construction of the replica 16th century Basque whaling galleon, San Juan.

Kai Boggild of Natural Resources Canada and Dave Sinnott of DFO are heading to the Arctic aboard CCGS Louis S. St-Laurent + Xabier Agote is fulfilling his dream of recreating the original 16th century whaling ship, the San Juan.

Meet some of the crew and scientists aboard Canada's largest icebreaker, soon heading to the North Pole + Sean O'Reilly, president of PIPSC, says job cuts at DFO in NL are very concerning.

Varrick Grimes gives us an update on the seaweed enterprise Kalup + Danika Hoffe is one of two students graduating from A.R. Scammel Academy + We revisit Trap Berth Day in Joe Batt's Arm.

FFAW president Dwan Street on the fishing industry "new entrants initiative" + Conservationist Shane Mahoney says people in NL should pay attention to the European Commission's "fitness check" of its seal products ban.

DFO's Todd Williams explains who gets what with the reopening of a Northern shrimp fishing zone + Mayor Paula Flood of Change Islands on why she moved there and some of the challenges the area faces.

The Whale Release and Strandings group tells us about a crab boat getting caught up with gear a whale was towing just outside the Narrows + President Dwan Street says the FFAW has been strongly advocating to have west coast harvesters regain access to Northern cod + President Todd Russel with the NunatuKavut Community Council says Labrador's share of Northern cod should increase based on adjacency, reconciliation and economic need.

Former fisheries minister Gerry Byrne has taken up the fight, advocating for west coast fish harvesters and their fight for access to Northern cod + Kendrick Diamond on his life and aspirations following graduation from a small school on Change Islands.

Glen Winslow, president of Fort Amherst Harbour Authority, says due to safety concerns with increased fishing there will be no slipway access for food fishers this summer + Nunatsiavut Natural Resources Minister Tom Evans says DFO should be giving Labrador Inuit a greater share of Northern cod.