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Mainstreet's Jeff Douglas gets reacquainted with his native Nova Scotia

CBC's Mainstreet's Jeff Douglas steps out of the studio for "Douglas Does," a new segment that shines a light on the unique ways Nova Scotians come together to celebrate this province and create a sense of community. 

'Douglas Does' shines a light on the unique experiences Nova Scotians embrace

Mainstreet Halifax's Jeff Douglas steps out from behind the microphone for 'Douglas Does,' a new segment that sets out to shine a light on lesser-known experiences that Nova Scotians embrace with a lot of love. (CBC)

CBC Mainstreet's Jeff Douglas is on a quest to reacquaint himself with his home province after living away for nearly 30 years. 

He's discovering the unique ways that Nova Scotians come together to celebrate this province and create a sense of community.

"Douglas Does" features the radio host lacing up his skates, strapping on a wetsuit and tuning up a ukulele — and this is just the beginning.

Do you have an idea for what Douglas should do next? We want to hear about it! Email [email protected] with the subject line "Douglas Does" and tell us why Douglas needs to learn from you.

Douglas Does: Joining a roller derby team minutes after learning how to roller skate

5 years ago
Duration 4:19
In this episode, Jeff Douglas heads to Windsor and prepares himself — physically and mentally — to go shoulder-to-shoulder with a roller derby team.

Douglas Does: Winter surfing at Lawrencetown Beach, N.S.

5 years ago
Duration 5:14
In this episode, Jeff Douglas discovers what makes surfers in Nova Scotia brave the kind of elements that make many shudder.

Douglas Does: In rural Nova Scotia, dozens of ukulele players meet every Wednesday morning

5 years ago
Duration 7:00
Jeff Douglas heads to Woodville, N.S., where a tiny instrument gets a lot of love from around 30 enthusiastic band members.