NSCAD associate professor, April Mandrona, joins Jeff Douglas to talk about the subversive, survival mechanism that is art.

Branko Mizerit tells Jeff Douglas about his company Aerodome Canada, a new model for future food production.

Councillor Laura White, who represents Halifax South Downtown, tells Jeff Douglas her thoughts on HRM council voting to move ahead on a two-way bike lane design for Morris Street that would make the stretch one-way for car traffic.

Fatu Kaba, Vatsal Sood and Danella Calina stop by to talk about the 2025 TEDx ArgyleSt event and its theme, "Rooted in Resilience: Inspired by the Bluenoser Spirit".

There is a virtual event on this topic, Tuesday from noon to 1:30pm. It's part of a series of public talks called Emancipate Your Mind. Two of the panelists join Jeff Douglas. Here's more detail on the EYM series -- www.eventbrite.ca/e/emancipate-your-mind-a-virtual-conversation-series-tickets-1400289235799?aff=oddtdtcreator

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She tells Jeff Douglas about the letters that inspired her new book, "The Golden Daughter: My Mother's Secret Past as a Ukrainian Slave Worker in Nazi Germany." It hits store shelves August 5, and is published by Anansi Press.

Bailey Vernon tells Alex Mason about some of the more unusual flavours at her new ice cream shop, Churned, in downtown Dartmouth.