We hit the slopes around the province and find out what's happening this weekend at Marble Mountain Resort in Steady Brook, White Hills Resort in Clarenville and Menihek Nordic Ski Club in Labrador City. (Anthony Germain with general managers Richard Wells (Marble Mountain) and Marke Dickson (White Hills,) and club president Gerry Rideout (Lab City.)

Changes to the NL Folk Festival have ticked off some ticket buyers.  For details on what will be different this year - and the reasons behind the decisions made, we welcome the executive director of the NL Folk Arts Society to the On The Go studio. (Anthony Germain with Julie Vogt)

The weather is once again playing a major part in the St. John's Kiwanis Music Festival... leaving staff working tirelessly to reschedule cancelled classes to avoid disappointment for young musicians. We speak with the Festival's past president who still plays a big part in the event. (Anthony Germain with Margaret Wakeham)

Tax time is upon us, and it is especially taxing for seniors - especially single seniors. We meet a woman who is dedicated to exposing unfairness in the system in her role as director of "Single Seniors for Tax Fairness." (Anthony Germain with Elizabeth Brown)

It's a wrap for On The Go's Romance Writing competition. Romance writer "Kate Robbins" has read and heard all the entries... and gives her ruling on the winner and runner-up. (Anthony Germain with Debbie Robbins + an update from Thursday on the runner-up)

A young woman is in a car accident during the first week of February... she calls her family doctor to get checked out and is told: "Sure, we can see you at the end of April." She ended up paying out of her own pocket to get examined. She speaks with us about her experience with "universal, public healthcare." (Anthony Germain with Meghan Crickard)