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Autism at Work is a free employment program that prepares skilled Atlantic Canadians on the autism spectrum to find meaningful employment—and prepares employers to hire, support, and retain these talented individuals. Sherry Tucker is Employment Engagement Specialist Autism at Work. She dropped by Bay Fm and told Lenny that she and her team will be at various events in the region over the next little while.

The Western Sno-Riders held a Trail Development and a bridge dedication on Friday afternoon June 26. President Glen Green drops by Bay Fm.

Crystal Anderson from The Massey Drive Recreation Committee drops by Bay Fm to talk about Massey Drive Party on the Hill.

The 5th Annual Friends of Jackie Food Drive Concert is Sunday, June 28th from 2 to 4pm. This year the concert has been moved to the Marina! They will be accepting food or monetary donations for the food bank. Bill Griffin and Damian Power from the Bay Of Islands Food Bank dropped by Bay Fm

Member of the Kinsmen Club of Corner Brook drop by Bay Fm to make the draw.

The 5th Annual Friends of Jackie Food Drive Concert is Sunday, June 28th from 2 to 4pm. This year the concert has been moved to the Marina! They will be accepting food or monetary donations for the food bank. Bill Griffin dropped by Bay Fm for a chat with Dean Clarke.

Steve Churchill and Mike Hoffe from the Kinsmen Club of Corner Brook drop by Bay Fm to talk about the 14th Annual Kinsmen Charity Golf Tournament coming up at the Blomidon Golf and Country Club on Saturday June 27th.

“Borders and Bridges” airs every second Thursday on Bay Fm. Every month host Jennifer Elms speaks with members of our community about diversity and multiculturalism and it’s impact on society. Jennifer's guest on the latest episode was Ashmit Jaitely, Business Owner and Entrepreneur for Humber Baker.

Every second Thursday on BAY FM at 12:15 , It's Ask The Pharmacist, Family Pharmachoice Pharmacist Janice Audeau joins Robyn Terry to answer some commonly asked questions about your prescriptions. Listen to the first show here.

It started in 1979 and today, the Stephenville Theatre festival is the longest running theatre company in the province. Artistic Director Laura Caswell says with the 50th anniversary coming, they started a special project on the history of the festival.

This year’s festival season starts this weekend with a pre-launch of the Jazz Apostles on Saturday at the Stephenville Arts and Culture Centre.

The headline show for the season is “Shrek the Musical.” Caswell says Shrek is not just for kids and this is a musical with a pop vibe and lots of comedy. She dropped by Bay Fm.