An MHA on the west coast of the island says the next time weather forecasts clearly indicate a winter storm, the school district should pay attention. The Independent MHA for Humber-Bay of Islands says the minister of education won't explain the decision to leave Corner Brook schools open, but then cancelling the buses and telling parents to pick up their kids... while the City was telling people to stay off the roads. (Anthony Germain with Eddie Joyce)

Newfoundlanders are notorious for gathering in a kitchen no matter whose house they're in. Kitchen parties are synonymous with island culture... and Kitchinparti (with three "i's") is nominated for an East Coast Music Award. Two of the three members of the band drop by the On The Go studio. (Anthony Germain with Terri Lynn Hickey and Tyler Humber)

Forgot to get your friend a birthday present? Rats! Or is that... mice? A taxidermist in St. John's who's taking custom orders drops by the On The Go studio with some of her specimens. (Anthony Germain with Krista Elliott)

A CBC Radio news institution signs off for the last time this Friday. To find out what's taking its place we speak with the current host of The World at Six... soon to be Your World Tonight. (Anthony Germain with Susan Bonner)

For the love of heritage: The cable superintendent's house in Heart's Content - a dwelling with many stories to tell - gets special recognition. To find out more we speak with an outreach officer for Heritage NL as well as the minister of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation. (Anthony Germain with Andrea O'Brien and Steve Crocker)

Winds of change are blowing for Wreckhouse Press - a newspaper publisher in Channel-Port aux Basques -- that will see it move away from local news coverage. To find out what's planned we reached the editor-in-chief and co-founder. (Anthony Germain with René Roy)

Originally a song title - now "Killer Queen" is also the name of a cocktail that will be offered to concert-goers at the Arts and Culture Centre in St. John's this week. During the Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra's sold out four-night run of their "Winter Pops" concerts featuring Kelly-Ann Evans - called "Queen" - Spirit of Newfoundland Productions has taken over the refreshment service at the theatre. The co-founders of the theatre company drop by the On The Go studio with details... and more. (Anthony Germain with Kathy Hicks, Peter Halley and CBC Digital's John Gushue)

When you hear the words apple, blueberry or mincemeat…. what comes to mind? If you think pie, you’d be right. We talk with a CBC reporter in Moncton about our love here in Atlantic Canada for pie as we mark its special day. (Anthony Germain with Mariam Mesbah)

The term "red alert" - when no ambulance is available to respond to a call - has become a casualty of the system. We hear from the president of NAPE - the Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Public and Private Employees - on why those words are disappearing. (Anthony Germain with Jerry Earle)

Most people experience acid reflux at some point in their life. It can happen after we eat a large, rich meal or when we lie down too soon after dinner. On The Go's Health columnist explains more about what it is... and how to prevent it. (Anthony Germain with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel)