CBC's Missy Johnson takes us to the Polygon Gallery for their newest exhibit, Start Witnesses. Which is on now. She speaks with the curator, Monika Szewczyk, and one of the artists, Paul Wong, about a brand new material called Nxylon and the magic that happens when art and science intertwine.

Guest host Joseph Otoo takes us to Kelowna's Mosaic Books in Kelowna to speak with assistant manager Cassidy Tooley about books she's recommending people add to their summer reading list.

Grant Lawrence brings us the final chapter of his series Whale Tale where we learn about the whales that escaped from Pedder Bay.

Victoria-based singer-songwriter Tk The Artist joins the show to talk about releasing his debut album, performing at the Tofino Jazz Festival and the pride he feels performing in Canada as a Nigerian Canadian.

We revisit an interview with Margaret Gallagher and Juno-winning artist Christine Jensen. The Christine Jensen Quartet is performing at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival on Sunday, June 29.

We'll discuss a new study that tells us how much Canadians are supporting women's sports.

Guest host Joseph Otoo speaks with the Okanagan Chinese Canadian Association and the Okanagan Filipino Canadian Society about how the city of Kelowna is marking Canada Day by hosting its annual Kelowna Folkfest.

Melissa Haney, an author and illustrator, joins us to discuss her debut graphic novel, Best Buds, A Year In The Life of a Preteen Girl, and how she hopes to help families have awkward conversations.