Sunday, August 31st TV listings for Rogers Moncton English
Hosts Jenna Morton and Tosh Taylor explore different regions withing the Fundy Biosphere.
Discussions on the hot topics of local sports in New Brunswick.
A Podcast where parents come to share information; no judging; no cropping; it's life in the trenches of a modern family in a small Canadian city.
Indian Aroma With Manisha Varma
Manisha Varma and her guests prepare simple, easy to make and Indian Food recipes.
Exploring old and heritage homes.
A showcase of unique people, places and events that shape the nation.
River Of Pride / Rivière De Fierté - Parade 2025, Moncton.
The importance of language; elders speak about the importance of teaching youth and making the Mi'kmaq culture more accessible to them.
Information on a variety of New Brunswick sports.
Host Pam Nacpil talks with Prakash about immigration from India to NB.
A weekly deep dive into New Brunswick Politics with Joanna Killen & Brent Harris.
CJ Norris explores the past, present and future of the arts in the community.
Discussions on the hot topics of local sports in New Brunswick.
Folk and country musicians perform.
ECMA nominee Terry Whalen hosts a songwriters circle featuring grass roots country, blues and folk music with some of Miramichi's finest songwriters.
A trip to Charlottetown to find out why Andrew Waite's Rock Camp is so successful. This journey also had them attend his camps in Saint John and Riverview.
There's Always a Song With Brent Buchanan New
Musicians from across New Brunswick sit down with Brent Buchanan to talk about their music and perform a song.
Hosts Jenna Morton and Tosh Taylor explore different regions withing the Fundy Biosphere.
Worth Noting New Live
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Worth Noting New Live
To submit information for the Community Billboard, visit www.rogerstv.com.
Jim Richardson gives an inside look into programs available on Pabineau First Nation.
A discussion of local topics and a gathering place for meaningful conversations with the First Nations community.