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Pickle Planet is the creation of Jenna Morton, a broadcaster and journalist who found herself at home with three children under the age of two in a community she didn't really know. Pickle Planet is a resource-based site which shares local events, activities, and more with the goal of building emotionally and economically stronger communities through personal connections, particularly by engaging children and families in the day-to-day fabric of society.
The next phase of change for the Petitcodiac River begins April 5, when the Riverview causeway will close to be replaced with a steel-girder bridge. The provincial project is aimed at restoring the health of the water way, which has been plagued by environmental issues for decades. To reflect on what has happened and what the future might hold, we talk with Sentinelles Petitcodiac Riverkeeper chair, Ronald Babin. The Jenna & Tosh Show is a co-production of Pickle Planet Moncton and The Podcast Hub, and is recorded & aired by Rogers TV New Brunswick.
Ivana worked with her mother, Alica Frühwaldová, to write the story of Alica’s parents, Edith Mittelmann & Oskar Berger. I Lost chronicles Edith & Oskar’s experiences as Jews living in Slovakia during the Second World War. The couple met just as the war began in 1939, lost their families to the death camps, and narrowly escaped themselves by living through the winter of 1944-1945 in a bunker built into the mountains around their village. In working to tell their story, Ivana & her mother shared a journey of their own, filled with moments that one might call the universe intervening to ensure this book came to life to tell the stories of so many.
’s health have been scarce in Greater Moncton – but a new private practice is already changing the dynamic in our region. Co-founder Katie Kelly joins Jenna & Tosh for a discussion about the changing nature of women ’s health in Greater Moncton, on the occasion of International Women’s Day. The Jenna & Tosh Show is a co-production of Pickle Planet Moncton and The Podcast Hub, and is recorded & aired by Rogers TV New Brunswick.
Born in Alma in 1916, she went on to become the first woman in North America to officially master a ship. Click the play button below to hear Jenna Morton read her Molly Kool short story, written as a bedtime story for her children. For a more in-depth look at Molly Kool, visit the Albert County Museum’s website, or read what the Canadian Coast Guard wrote when they dedicated a ship in her name. For more on me, Jenna Morton, you can visit my biography page.