Can crickets be a crunchy, nutritious food source for astronauts in space? Emily McColville is about to test that theory, as part of a design challenge with the Canada Space Agency. 

We'll spotlight B.C. & Yukon Book Prize nominees with a revisit of our chat with author Kirsten Pendreigh, whose book Maybe A Whale has just been shortlisted for the Christie Harris Illustrated Children's Literature Prize.

Continuing our July Canning series, Indigenous bush cook Art Napoleon shares his memories of berry-picking, and how his childhood informs his work as the co-host of the renowned food docuseries Moosemeat & Marmalade.

Multidisciplinary designer and illustrator Angel Kao gives us a sneak peek of zine-making, as part of a new workshop she'll hold at the Vancouver Eastside Arts Festival (July 27).

CBC Olympic radio producer Andrew Parker shares his rundown of the stories to watch out for at the Paris Olympic Games, which are ready, set and go this Friday.

Singer-songwriter Nuskmata (Jacinda Mack) dives into the making of Nusximta, a Nuxalk-language music album that celebrates 10 years of Nuxalk Radio in Bella Coola. 

Having just won the biennial Lola Award for B.C. choreographers, Lisa Mariko Gelley reflects on her work as the co-artistic director of Company 605 and more.

NXNW's Jeremy Ratt visits Vancouver's Russian Hall to catch a rehearsal of Slip Slap Trip Wack (July 26-28), which sees child actors embracing classic slapstick comedy.