Staying in Burgeo, we have another key player from the Burgeo eclipse festivities. Elaine Ingram is the Chief of the Burgeo First Nation. 

Bethany Downer would like to be up there one of these days, but for now she's viewing celestial spectacles from the ground. This province's aspiring astronaut is on the ground in Fogo today, getting set for darkness.

The skies above Grand Falls Windsor looked like they might cooperate today

and allow eclipse chasers a good observation spot. CBC Radio Canada reporter Patrick Butler was one of many people to make the drive into town...

Kelly McMichael is ready for the next step and it starts with a brand new song, just released today.

John Clarke spent over twenty years behind the scenes, making the music happen, and puttiing out fires for the folk music community in this province. We'll speak with him, as he gets set to receive a special award for two decades of sweating the details.

Some of us are stoked, others would rather watch TV. Coming up, we collect public opinions on the coming eclipse. 

a one on one conversation with a former travel nurse who says working in this province came with danger. 

We'll take you to The Rooms in St. John's, where they're making art out of Legos. 

Can you watch a total eclipse through your cell phone? Can you take pictures of it with burning a hole in the camera lens? Good questions all. We'll put them to a photographer, and find out how he plans to catch good shots of Monday's solar event.

we’ll meet a local musician who learned to speak English with the help of Shania Twain.