MASSIE Radio Show

April 30, 2025

Tuesday 6:00pm. MASSIE Students and Host.

All the way from Japan, the MASSIE students are here one more time to share some anecdotes! Join them during an hour every week to listen to their adventures in Sackville and memories they bring back from Japan! We promise laughs, deep conversations and more.

The rains came down this year, so what’s with Tantramar’s moody maples?

Mount Allison archaeological research project helping to understand ancient Greek and Indigenous interactions

Researchers are listening closely for a threatened songbird along the Fundy coast

Tea and Talk brings old friends and new connections together in Sackville

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The rains came down this year, so what’s with Tantramar’s moody maples?

Mount Allison archaeological research project helping to understand ancient Greek and Indigenous interactions

MASSIE Radio Show

The rains came down this year, so what’s with Tantramar’s moody maples?

Mount Allison archaeological research project helping to understand ancient Greek and Indigenous interactions

Researchers are listening closely for a threatened songbird along the Fundy coast

Tea and Talk brings old friends and new connections together in Sackville

The rains came down this year, so what’s with Tantramar’s moody maples?

Mount Allison archaeological research project helping to understand ancient Greek and Indigenous interactions

Researchers are listening closely for a threatened songbird along the Fundy coast

Tea and Talk brings old friends and new connections together in Sackville

Centre Village gas plant a federal transboundary issue, says Protect the Chignecto Isthmus Coalition

Family histories reveal another side of the Eddy Rebellion 250 years later

Dorchester celebration highlights one of Tantramar’s natural spectacles

Behind the scenes with the production team of Marshlight Theatre’s Zomblet

Reenactors return to Mount Whatley and Fort Cumberland 250 years after the Eddy Rebellion

More than a game: How Vortex Games built a community around the table

Tantramar asks community to help determine next steps for Wheaton Covered Bridge

Why researchers have been watching the Chignecto Isthmus for decades

Cyanobacteria are already in Tantramar’s lakes. So why haven’t blooms appeared?

Province is vague on data centre limits after calls for moratorium