Sunday, November 8th TV listings for Rogers Moncton English
The Unofficial Podcast of the QMJHL's Moncton Wildcats. Adam & Jeremy talk everything Wildcats with humour mixed in.
Growth Through Challenge with Martina Bernhofer
Martina Bernhofer chats with people who share their stories of success and overcoming adversity.
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Exploring old and heritage homes.
Special Exclusives from in and around New Brunswick.
Rogers TV Special Presentation
Scott McCain, Junior Kindergarten.
Watch and learn with painter Rob McGowan.
A podcast exploring those living their soul's desire or dream; hear from artists, musicians, entrepreneurs, healers and more; find out what is cooking in people's souls.
Tour of the Albert County Museum.
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TMDC Studios celebrates the people, stories, cultures, and experiences that shape Greater Moncton and New Brunswick. See stories that connect and voices that inspire.
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.
Terry Whalen hosts a songwriters circle featuring grassroots country, blues and folk music with some of Miramichi's finest songwriters.
Folk and country musicians perform.
There's Always a Song With Brent Buchanan
Musicians from across New Brunswick sit down with Brent Buchanan to talk about their music and perform a song.
Conversations with musicians, vinyl collectors, and music lovers about what inspires them.
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A New Brunswick group of students explore music, performing arts, and special community events throughout Atlantic Canada.
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Julie Comeau speaks with people who have battled hardships in life.
A discussion of local topics and a gathering place for meaningful conversations with the First Nations community.