As drug-related deaths continue in the province, the life-saving potential of Naloxone is more important than ever... and one St. John's bar has been helping spread the message. We check in with the co-owner, as well as a representative with the Newfoundland and Labrador Centre on Substance Abuse. (Anthony Germain with Niall Hickey of The Newfoundland Embassy and Jane Henderson with the NLCSA)

Batting her eyelashes over the fishing hole: We meet a fisherperson to learn the secrets of why she is so successful at ice-fishing for trout... and equally successfully snagging followers of her many, many videos from the fish-filled ponds of Fortune Harbour. (Anthony Germain with Kylie Philcox)

From MCATS to CAT scans, Memorial University's medical school is prepping for admissions for the class of

2029. No doubt we need more doctors... but just how tough is it to get into med school? We chat with a coordinator with admissions at Memorial University's Faculty of Medicine. (Anthony Germain with Lisa Breen)

A winter rainstorm left the ski hill in Steady Brook in a proper mess this weekend. We get the latest from the General Manager at Marble Mountain Resort. (Anthony Germain with Richard Wells) 

Lighthouses can be lifesavers - but not when they are the backdrop for... muuuurder! Author Kevin Major shines a light on the setting of one of his popular crime mystery novels, "Five For Forteau." (Anthony Germain with Kevin Major)

The North Atlantic is frigid at the best of times... but some whales apparently like it cold. A couple of humpbacks have been spotted in Trinity Bay. We speak with a Trinity tour operator who sailed out to see them yesterday. (Anthony Germain with Shawna Prince of Sea of Whales Adventures)

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency conducted a national soil survey to detect the presence of potato wart. However, the survey doesn't include Newfoundland and Labrador - one of the two provinces where the potato wart has been detected. We dig into the details with the acting director of Potato Program Response for the CFIA. (Anthony Germain with Patricia McAllister)

A full schedule of winter fun, good food and music this weekend in Clarenville as the town launches its first Trails, Tracks and Tunes Winter Festival. We get details from the town's economic development officer. (Anthony Germain with Colin Holloway)

The late Carl Lake has been named to the Newfoundland and Labrador Hockey Hall of Fame. To mark the occasion, we welcome his wife Debbie to the studio as we look back at his legacy as a sports broadcaster... and recall the joy he took in cheering for his Boston Bruins. (Anthony Germain with Debbie Lake)

As the St. John's edition of the Kiwanis Music Festival concludes for another year, we bring you one of the many stories that unfolded over the past week - the Grade 8 Lakecrest student who placed first in his group competition. (Anthony Germain with Wesley Ings and his teacher Rozalind MacPhail)