Monday, August 25th TV listings for Rogers Saint John
Bob sits down with Bathurst's Jimmy Chamberlain, and talks about energy with Miramichi's Kevin Gallant.
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.
It is a photography chat channel discussing all aspects of photography, from styles and equipment to tutorials and image analysis; a chat channel with hosts Paul Owen and Kate Tadic.
Fishing trips to some of the well-known waters of New Brunswick.
Hosts Jenna Morton and Tosh Taylor explore different regions withing the Fundy Biosphere.
Watch and learn with painter Rob McGowan.
RX With Nikki and Mandy-Lynn Ethan Ash
Mandy and Nikki talk with singer-songwriter Ethan Ash about using humour for healing, then explore rage therapy at Broken Pieces Rage Room.
Folk and country musicians perform.
Performances by Georgina's John Prince.
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.
Host Dorothea McLaughlin and Friends, perform songs of faith.
City council coverage provides information about issues and decisions that affect Saint John.
Fredericton Chef Yves Dechaine shows how to create healthy and economic meals.
Community Shorts New Brunswick
A collection of segments that explore various topics of interest in New Brunwick.
Sports, Senior Stars.
A podcast discussing all things about Port Saint John.
A weekly deep dive into New Brunswick Politics with Joanna Killen & Brent Harris.
Worth Noting New Live
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Worth Noting New Live
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A weekly deep dive into New Brunswick Politics with Joanna Killen & Brent Harris.
New Brunswick musician Gary Morris performs some old time favorites with special guests.
A podcast discussing all things about Port Saint John.