What can we say? We do a morning radio show in Halifax, Nova Scotia, with a distinctive, East Coast vibe! We work and play in the fastest growing city in Canada and we LOVE it here! Subscribe or come back daily for the highlights from MOVE Mornings with Erin Hopkins & Peter Harrison!  more

2 filmmakers/ musicians, an ex-rapper a DJ friend from Halifax, Nova Scotia discuss and review new music, share funny/crazy stories, and interview interesting people in the community and in the entertainment industry. From a deep dive review of a classic Notorious B.I.G. album to reciting Spice Girl lyrics to discussing mental health, you never know where the conversation will lead. Ride with us or Collide with us, either way it'll be a hell of a time. more

Discussions on topics related to the world of dance in Nova Scotia, Canada, and in general. With special guests and our Nova Scotia Music Spotlight featuring the music of a different Nova Scotia artist each episode. Plus fun dance trivia and more! more

This podcast features analysis of current Canadian legal news, and stories with important legal angles. Previous episodes covered the Nova Scotia Mass Casualty Inquiry proceedings, arising out of the tragic events of April 18-19, 2020 in Portapique and other locations throughout Central Nova Scotia.Adam Rodgers has been a leading Nova Scotian litigation and criminal defense lawyer, as well as a business and political advisor, for 15 years. He has represented clients on many ground-breaking and prominent cases, including his most recent responsibilities with the Desmond Fatality Inquiry. more

Have you ever wondered what happens at the Nova Scotia SPCA? Well, we have the answers. Our PAW'dcast guests will cover all topics from shelters, hospitals, college and more. Join us twice a month on Sundays to hear about the behind-the-scenes, learn about animal welfare, and of course, to enjoy all the puns, because we don't joke when it comes to paw-ns.  more

Turning a 50 acre cash crop farm back to a wildflower bee sanctuary and business. Join me as I explain each week what we are doing and why we are bee 'helpers' and not bee keepers. The name change on February 25, 2024, is reflected in the science that for me makes most sense. The goal is to listen to all aspects of beekeeping and to be an open and honest place for everyone to share their experience. The focus for our work and research continues to be on the conversion of the 50 acre farm back to nature and the re-wilding of lands in Nova Scotia. Treatment Free best describes what we are doing. Best to make that clear despite the usual backlash. Bee well. more

Forestry has been a part of Nova Scotia since….before it was officially Nova Scotia.  In Forestry Uncut, we explore where we've come from and where we're heading in the forestry industry.  We talk to the backbone of forestry the people and discover that innovation is everywhere if we can enact good policy to support it.  We examine biofuel, mass timber, and more. The human element is at the forefront, from the connection to the forest that is an innate part of being human, to the emotional impact of wildfires and a look at family-run forestry businesses.  We also discuss sustainability, misconceptions and the need for more communication and collaboration within the forestry industry itself. And we review Finnish forestry practices what we can learn from value chains, sustainable forestry practices and opportunities for collaboration.  As the old saying goes, we often don't see the forest for the trees.  Or in a modern sense the forest for the toilet paper, cardboard boxes and houses that surround us.  Forestry is an industry that is woven into the fabric of our daily lives, but we don't often see or acknowledge it.  In Forestry Uncut, we aim to bring foresters and the industry to centre stage.  For more information and resources, visit the Forest Nova Scotia website at https://www.forestns.ca/Forestry Uncut is produced by Story Studio Network https://storystudionetwork.com/ more

All Hands on Tech, hosted by Eilish and Greg, brings together Nova Scotia's tech community to uncover the secrets of what makes our province the best place for collaboration, innovation, and growth. Each episode hear from local digital experts as we dive into all of the amazing things happening in Nova Scotia's fastest-growing sector and learn why so many organizations and individuals are calling Canada's Ocean Playground home.All Hands on Tech is proudly produced by Digital Nova Scotia (DNS), the industry association for Nova Scotia's ICT and digital technologies sector. more

The Bartender on Wheels name comes from a time when I was a tour operator here in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. I often would hear all about the lives of the guests I had in my vehicle. I would hear their successes, their sorrows, their venting, and then at times, they would ask my advice on topics or my opinion on others. That is when I would coin myself a 'Bartender on Wheels'. So, that said are we ready for this new chapter, this new me, and are you ready to tell me all about your successes, and your sorrows, vent about anything, ask me for advice, or ask my opinion on a topic? more

Mixed Rhythm is a DIY music publication operated out of Nova Scotia, Canada. We discuss the music we love, and you'll love it too! Featuring the best from indie, folk, alternative, rock, punk, and more! Featuring artist and industry interviews, episodes from Mixed Rhythm on CFXU 93.3fm The Fox, editorials, reviews, and more! more