Migratory songbirds face a bunch of challenges along their journeys - from window collisions to cats, habitat loss and invasive species. We talk to an expert about some of the threats that migratory birds face... and what we can do to better protect them. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Andrew Holland, spokesperson for the Nature Conservancy of Canada)

The feds have cleared a path to sell hydrogen to Germany... even as our wind farms still wait on environmental approval. A local environmental watchdog tells us what she thinks about the growing momentum in the "green energy" movement. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Envirowatch NL founder Alison Dyer)

You may not find her out on the street counting tourists... but Cathy Duke has spent the last quarter century working to attract more visitors to this province. We ask for her assessment of the Newfoundland and Labrador tourism industry as she gets set to step down from her job as CEO of Destination St. John's. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Cathy Duke)

Recorded by CBC for a St. Patrick's Day show in 2001, an archival recording surfaces in time for this year's celebration of all things Irish... featuring the late, great Dermot O'Reilly and Fergus O'Byrne along with Gerry Strong and Colin Carrigan. We welcome Fergus to the On The Go studio for a chat and a listen. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Fergus O'Byrne)

When the moon hits your eye, like a big pizza pie, that's... a world pizza expo? The owner of Pi Gourmet Eatery in downtown St. John's is jetting off to Vegas to compete for the title of World's Best Pizza. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Megan O'Dea)

Milk fridges in the province may look a little sparse over the next few days. A fire at Central Dairies overnight Monday is interrupting our milk supply. We find out more from the vice president of communications.for Agroure - the Quebec-based dairy co-operative that owns Central Dairies. (Anthony Germain with Mylene Dupéré)

Creating a space research hub at Memorial University is one of the many goals of a young engineering prof who's been working with all the biggies in the game... including NASA and the Canadian Space Agency. We hear all about his work and his plans for a MUN space research hub. (Anthony Germain with Liam Morrissey)

Employees at The Telegram fear for their futures and the future of their paper now that Saltwire Network has filed for bankruptcy protection. We get the view from the inside from a Telegram employee who's also a union rep. (Anthony Germain with Keith Gosse)

Snow storms are good for the auto body business. We headed out to one earlier today to see how busy mechanics are these days... repairing vehicles damaged by snow plows and other winter-related hazards. (Anthony Germain with Gordon Healey)

Haiti is in chaos with roving gangs in control. A Springdale woman who founded the Hands Across the Sea Mission in the Caribbean country tells us about children there who are on the run... caught between rival gangs. (Anthony Germain with Karen Huxter)