# Tosh Taylor
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S3E2: RSV mitigation and treatment
Welcome to the CPBF podcast series, with a timely focus on RSV. RSV is the most common reason for hospital admission in infants and young children. CPBF is committed to providing education and resources to help protect all infants from RSV. Please join host Jenna Morton as she talks to the experts …
S3E1: RSV epidemiology and burden of care in 2023
Welcome to the CPBF podcast series, with a timely focus on RSV. RSV is the most common reason for hospital admission in infants and young children. CPBF is committed to providing education and resources to help protect all infants from RSV. Please join host Jenna Morton as she talks to the experts …
Writers in the Schools Program Inspires Next Generation
Episode Summary:
One of the best ways to encourage writing and illustrating in the next generation is to put those
professionals in classrooms with students. That’s just what the Writers in the Schools Program
(WiSP) has been doing in New Brunswick for nearly 50 years! WiSP is funded through the
pr…
New Brunswick Writing Competition Provides Confidence, Creates Community for Participants
Episode Summary:
Emerging writers in New Brunswick might at first be wary of the word competition – but
previous participants in the WFNB’s annual Writing Competition say the experience helped
them find community and confidence while opening doors for future opportunities. Listen as
Jenna Morton ta…
10 Years of the New Brunswick Book Awards
Episode Summary:
To mark the 10th anniversary of its creation, WFNB is proud to shine a light on the history and future of the New Brunswick Book Awards. Host Jenna Morton brings together original committee members Ross Leckie, Ian LeTourneau, Rosalyn Hyslop, and Rayanne Brennan to reminisce, shari…
New Brunswick Book Award 2025 Winners Pt 2
Episode Summary:
The tenth annual New Brunswick Book Awards were handed out in May 2025, celebrating writing excellence in poetry, fiction, nonfiction and books for young readers. In this episode, we hear from two of the four award winners about the impact of the awards. Featured in this episode a…
Ai & writing with science-fiction author Robert J. Sawyer
Robert J. Sawyer is perhaps Canada’s most decorated science fiction writer. He has 25 novels
published, is a prolific contributor to magazines and anthologies, and has received the Hugo
Award, the Nebula Award, the John W. Campbell Memorial Award, and multiple Aurora
Awards, among other accolades. …
Editing & Writing Skills with Brian Henry
Episode Summary:
There are few Canadians with as much editing mentorship on their resume as Brian Henry. The
man behind the Quick Brown Fox blog has helped thousands with his newsletters and online
resources, as well as nearly three decades as an editor, writer, and creative writing instructor.
Whi…
Literary Agent’s Role with Maria Vicente
If your goal is to have your writing published, there will inevitably come a time when you start
searching for an agent. This is your champion, the person who will help you navigate the world
between the page and the publishing house. Part reader, part editor, part negotiator, and part
fan, a liter…
Indie/DIY Publishing with Joe Mahoney
Today’s writers have more options than ever before when it comes to sharing their work with
the world – but how do you decide if independent or DIY publishing are the best fit for your
work? And if so, what do you really need to know to successfully launch a self-published or
small press work? Joe …
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