When he went legally blind, Brandon Joy didn't just want to keep playing hockey. He wanted to play at the highest level. We welcome him and his father to the On The Go studio to hear about his international experience playing blind hockey. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Brandon Joy and his father Stephen Joy)

There's a new venture connecting artists with venues across the province. We get details from the creator of the website NLVenues.com. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Nigel Jenkins)

Today is ANZAC Day - a national day of remembrance in New Zealand and Australia that marks the 1915 landings on the Gallipoli Peninsula during the First World War. We speak with the chair of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment Museum about the historical connection this province had in that conflict... and how we observe the special day here. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Frank Gogos)

The person who called the home games for the Newfoundland Growlers is one of the many people inspired by Bob Cole and his long career as the play-by-play man on Hockey Night in Canada. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Chris Ballard)

The supervisor at the Cupids Cove Plantation Provincial Historic Site is also the archaeologist who discovered the site in 1995. We speak with him in advance of a talk he's prepared for the NL Historical Society. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Bill Gilbert)

Spring's been a season of change for the Newfoundland and Labrador Folk Arts Society... and it ain't over yet. We meet the new executive director announced this week. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Diana Daly)

It's casual Wednesday at the airport today. The screeners who search your bag and take you through the metal detector are not in their usual uniforms... but they aren't happy about it. We reach the president of the union that represents them, United Steelworkers Local 9342, to find out what the issue is. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Brian Parker)

How do people navigate the twists and turns of changing their name and their gender? We speak with a trans activist from Montreal about a trans legal clinic coming to St. John's on Friday to help people with that process. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Celeste Trianon)

Last week's climate strike was delayed because of the weather...and because of the weather, Fridays For Future St. John's will be protesting this week. We welcome two young activists/organizers to the studio. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Megan Scott and Alida Zedel)

It seemed a near impossible task, but Greg Naterer saw the ten-month search for his missing son through to the end. Now, he's written a memoir about the experience.. and the devastation of living with the result of that search. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Greg Naterer)