In Hour 1, Becky Druhan, MLA for Lunenburg West, discusses the province's announcement launching Accelerate Nova Scotia, a new initiative focused on advancing health-care innovation. Sandra Mullen, president of the NSGEU, also joins the conversation to discuss how the second phase of the electronic medical records rollout has improved based on lessons learned from the initial implementation. Mayor Andy Fillmore joins Dan to respond on Canadian Patrol Submarine Project announcement. In Hour 2, Dan also is taking your calls during Change My Mind Tuesday. In Hour 3, Dr. Rob Thacker is back for The Science Files.

In Hour 1, Deputy Mayor Patty Cuttell, District 11- Spryfield - Sambro Loop and David Hendsbee, District 2- Lawrencetown - The Lakes - Chezzetcook - Eastern Shore join Dan for Councillors on the Hot Seat.In Hour 2, Dan also is taking your calls during Manic Monday. In Hour 3, Margaret Brigley, CEO and Partner at Narrative Research, discusses the findings of a new survey showing Atlantic Canadians have low levels of satisfaction with the performance of their provincial governments. Chief Inspector Kevin Strooband of SPCA Nova Scotia explains why serious dog attacks are on the rise and what measures are being taken to address the issue. We also talk sports with Ken Bagnell, CEO of the Canadian Sport Institute Atlantic, and Paralympic Nordic skier Emma Archibald.

In Hour 1, Lori Turnbull, Political Science Professor at Dalhousie University, joins Dan to discuss how U.S. declines to extend CUSMA trade deal with Canada and Mexico. Weekly chat with Tim Powers, Summa Strategies, Abacus Data. Sylvain Charlebois, Senior Director of Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University, discusses why Atlantica Canada has the hights meat prices. In Hour 2, Glenn Bowie, General Manager with Westin Nova Scotia joins Dan to share some of the events happening at Harboursdie Ribfest. Dan also is taking your calls during the Friday Free For All. In Hour 3, Dylan Ward, Director of Real Estate Development at Rooted, discusses the city's surplus land pilot program for affordable housing. While the initiative has resulted in just one project so far, some councillors argue it remains a valuable tool. Plus, Wayne Brown, Founder and CEO of Dog Park Now, shares how his new app is helping pet owners connect with dog-friendly spaces. Margaret Brigley, CEO and Partner of Narrative Research, discusses how low levels of satisfaction with provincial governments are reflected in voter intentions across Atlantic Canada. And Cecil Wright has the latest in sports.

In Hour 1, President of CFIB Dan Kelly joins Dan to discuss how two-thirds of businesses support taking the time needed to secure the best possible terms for renewed or renegotiated CUSMA. Business professor Ed McHugh shares how dynamic pricing in Nova Scotia is here to stay. Lydia Miljan, Senior Fellow, Fraser Institute explains how democratic reforms like term limits for politicians could reinvigorate Canadian democracy without the need for constitutional changes. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Paul D’eon, Director of the Nova Scotia Lifeguard Service, joins Dan to discuss how Nova Scotia lifeguards are preparing for the busy summer season as they gather for training camp ahead of the 2025 beach season. Lindsay MacAskill, Executive Director of Soccer Nova Scotia, joins Dan to talk FIFA Fever as the Canadian men’s team marks historic moment. Meteorologist Carl Lam joins Dan to give an update on the heat! Comedian Dusty Slay joins Dan ahead of his appearance at the Great Outdoors Comedy Festival to talk stand-up, touring, and what audiences can expect from his set.

In Hour 1, Renée Horton, Specialist, Strategic Communications at Canadian Blood Services, discusses the need for new and returning donors to book appointments before and after the Canada Day holiday. Elizabeth Smith-McCrossin, MLA for Cumberland North, joins Dan to discuss her call for the removal of tolls on the Cobequid Pass. Claudia Chender, Leader of the Official Opposition and Leader of the Nova Scotia NDP, explains why she believes the provincial government should provide more details about its plans for the A. Murray MacKay Bridge following the recent release of a tender related to work on the aging structure. Anna Moran of Tourism Nova Scotia discusses the strong start to the province's peak tourism season, driven in part by major events such as SailGP, and what it means for one of Nova Scotia's most important industries. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during Change My Mind Tuesday. In Hour 3, Dr. Rob Thacker is back for The Science Files.

In Hour 1, Sam Austin, District 5-Dartmouth Centre and Kathryn Morse, District 10- Halifax - Bedford Basin West join Dan for Councillors on the Hot Seat. In Hour 2, Dan takes your calls during Manic Monday. In Hour 3, Mayor Andy Fillmore joins Dan to respond to Auditor General’s review of municipal capital budgeting. Erin Filey-Wronecki from Food Banks Canada, discussesthe growing challenge of summer hunger, as more than 700,000 children who rely on food banks lose access to school meal programs. Jennie Bovard, Coordinator, Tandem explains how the organization helps people with vision loss experience the freedom and joy of cycling. Sue Uteck, Executive Director of the Spring Garden Area Business Association, discusses why Halifax businesses are welcoming Ottawa’s tougher bail and sentencing measures aimed at curbing retail theft.

In Hour 1, Auditor General Kim Adair joins Lisa to discuss the newly released report on the oversight of mental health and addictions services. Jeff Scott, President of the Dartmouth Diamond Dawgs, and Bob Merrick weigh in on a proposal to convert the Dartmouth Common ball diamonds into dedicated cricket fields. Scott Taylor of Esprit de Corps magazine examines the Royal Canadian Navy's impending loss of a vital asset. Plus, Betsy Puff, Education Program Coordinator with the Plant a Seed & See What Grows Foundation, shares how the organization's indoor gardening program is helping students build confidence, foster connections, and develop healthy habits.In Hour 2, Lisa takes your calls during the Friday Free For All. In Hour 3, Leah Cahill, a registered dietitian and associate professor in the Department of Medicine at Dalhousie University, discusses a new study examining how many YouTubers offering nutrition advice are actually qualified to provide it. Nuwam Gomis, lead guitarist of Swara, joins us to talk about SWARA IGNITE, an event celebrating music and culture. Weekend Weather Wrap Up with Meteorologist Allister Aalders. Sports with Cecil Wright.

In Hour 1, Lori Turnbull, political science professor at Dalhousie University, discusses the investigation into Halifax Mayor Andy Fillmore’s expenses. Paige MacPherson, Senior Fellow at the Fraser Institute, shares insights from a new study examining whether teachers are receiving adequate training to navigate the use of artificial intelligence in the classroom. Michael Kabalen, Executive Director of the Affordable Housing Association of Nova Scotia, breaks down a new report highlighting the significant fiscal costs of managing homelessness through crisis-response systems. Actors Allie MacDonald and Kelly Holiff celebrate the 30th anniversary of RENT! and reflect on the enduring impact of the iconic musical. In Hour 2, Lisa takes your calls during the Open Hour. In Hour 3, Akela Peoples, CEO of Mental Health Research Canada, joins Lisa to discuss how a sense of belonging may be a key part of Canada’s mental health story, particularly in Atlantic Canada. Larry Hughes, Research Fellow at the MacEachen Institute for Public Policy at Dalhousie University, explains why the latest ceasefire does not necessarily mean oil prices will drop quickly. Hope Swinimer, Founder and Director of Hope for Wildlife, shares important tips on turtle safety and how Nova Scotians can help protect these vulnerable animals. Amie Moore, Co-Artistic Director of BRAVO and Executive Director of the Bella Rose Arts Centre, along with Aren Morris, Co-Artistic Director and Arts Education Consultant for BRAVO, discuss the full lineup for the inaugural BRAVO: Festival for Young Audiences, taking place in Halifax.