Roger Moss is an exploration geologist with thirty years experience in Africa, Central and South America, Eastern Europe and Canada in a variety of geological environments. He was instrumental in finding the multi-million ounce Navachab gold deposit in Namibia. In addition to gold exploration in Namibia and Canada, Roger has worked Cu-Pb-Zn exploration in Canada and Mexico, and Cu and Au exploration in Canada, Peru, Colombia and Chile. His extensive research into hydrothermal ore deposits culminated in a Ph.D. in geology from the University of Toronto in 2000.

In this episode, Janet and Roger discuss mining gold around the world, Labrador's current projects, and the early days of mining in Newfoundland.

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With over 40 years of experience as a geologist, Adrian Fleming has been a member of, or led teams that made gold discoveries at Porgera, PNG; Big Bell, WA; Gross Rosebel, Suriname; Hope Bay, Canada; and White Gold, Yukon, Canada. He is also a Director of several other TSX.V companies.

In this episode, Janet and Adrian's conversation provides valuable insight on Newfoundland's current gold rush as well as an in-depth look at some projects currently in progress.

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With over 30 years in the mineral exploration industry, Tim Froude is the current CEO and President of Sokoman Minerals Corp. During the course of his career, Tim has also worked for many successful companies including Altius Minerals Corporation, Cornerstone Resources, and Crosshair Exploration.

In Kissing the Cod's debut episode, Janet and Tim discuss the early days of Newfoundland's gold industry, the future of Canadian gold, and Newfoundland tradition.