Radio

2025

• As biodiversity declines, researchers race to name millions of species unknown to science - CBC’s IDEAS

• ‘It’s literally life’ - Protecting private woodlots - CBC’s Atlantic Voice

2024:

• Can the sea soak up our excess carbon dioxide? These scientists are finding out - CBC’s Quirks and Quarks

2023:

• The Good and Evil of Disgust - CBC’s IDEAS

• Farming the Underwater Garden - Meet the Nova Scotians on the frontiers of farming kelp - CBC’s Atlantic Voice

• Drag and science unite as LGBTQ researchers bring their work to the stage — for inclusion - CBC’s Quirks and Quarks

• Regeneration - CBC Radio Specials (as producer)

• Rita Joe and the Next Generation - CBC’s Atlantic Voice

2022

• 'Swamp as sacred space': Save wetlands to save ourselves - CBC's IDEAS 

• Is it too late for Fusion? - CBC’s Quirks & Quarks

• Windhorse/ Where the Heart Lives - CBC’s Tapestry

• Two-eyed seeing: a quest for wisdom - CBC’s Atlantic Voice 

2021

• Deaf in Science: Beyond the range of hearing - CBC’s Quirks & Quarks 

2020

• Rats: Haunting Humanity’s Footsteps - CBC’s IDEAS 

• Sea level rise happening faster in the Maritimes, but science can help - CBC’s Quirks & Quarks 

• Breaching tradition: Salt marshes replacing Nova Scotia's dikes - CBC's Atlantic Voice 

2019

• Wait, is that my sister? - CBC’s Doc Project

• Surrogacy: Dream, and reality - CBC’s Atlantic Voice