The world's ride share giant is looking for drivers who are ready to roll as Uber comes to Newfoundland and Labrador. We speak with a corporate communications lead for Uber Canada. (Anthony Germain with Keerthana Rang)

You can't have a big sports festival without a mascot... so a young man from the Southern Shore came up with one to oversee the 2025 Canada Games in St. John's. We meet the 9-year-old who gave us Gusty the Cod. (Anthony Germain with Michael Tobin and his mom Nancy)

Stop us if you've heard this one before... Five times before to be exact: Brad Gushue and his rink from St. John's are Canadian champs. That's title number six if you're keeping count. We ask Devin Heroux of CBC Sports how the magic keeps happening. (On The Go's Jamie Fitzpatrick with Devin Heroux)

It's an overwhelming task in a province where domestic violence is 30 per cent higher than the national average... but a new report takes aim at gender-based violence. The executive director of the St. John's Status of Women Council drops by to discuss some of the 88 recommendations in the report. (Anthony Germain with Lisa Faye)

Clenched fists… Or open hands? The chair of the Bonavista Peninsula Status of Women Council takes exception to remarks Bonavista’s mayor John Norman made about a recent women’s protest. (Anthony Germain with Cathy Bishop)

Are you familiar with the term "choireographer?" That's how a woman from Holland describes her job. We meet the expert in movement who's here coaching music teachers and singers on how to improve their performance. (Anthony Germain with Panda van Proosdij)

The program director for the Nature Conservancy of Canada in this province drops by to talk about some parcels of public land that have been officially recognized as protected areas. (Anthony Germain with Piers Evans)

Have you ever wondered what to do with glass jars and bottles that can't be recycled? No one ever wants to throw them in the trash... but that's where they usually end up. We hear from a man who has a plan to turn all that glass... into sand. (Anthony Germain with Dave Saunders)

A local opera singer who is set to make an appearance on Canada's Got Talent this month drops by the On The Go studio for a chat. (Anthony Germain with Matthew Cooper)

It's been years in the making... and Wednesday a video series and website are being launched to share the untold history of disability rights in the province. We chat with project co-leads Mary Reid and Joanne MacDonald, as well as disability rights activist Myles Murphy. He's featured in the videos, and is assisted by ASL interpreter Ken Parsons. (With co-host Zach Goudie)