When you think about the Catholic Church and the Vatican, you likely conjure images of the Pope and Rome and religious memorabilia. But what about conversations about women and LGBTQ+ rights? One of the delegates chosen to participate at the General Assembly of the Synod of Bishops in Rome in October tells us about the experience. (Anthony Germain with Sister Elizabeth Davis)

A follow to last week's two-part interview with Nicole Kieley and the car crash that resulted in her losing her left leg. The man who held her hand while she was pinned under the car explains the strange way he was prepared for what happened that day. (Anthony Germain with Chris Evans of Fogtown Barber)

It might be icy outside, but it's never to early to plan for growing season. Farmers from all over the province will gather this week to talk about local food and how to get more of it on your table. We have a look at the issues facing the industry with the president of the Newfoundland Labrador Federation of Agriculture. (Anthony Germain with Wayne Simmons)

He was a PC organizer, but now he is running as an independent candidate... and he says it's nothing personal against his old party. Darryl Harding talks about why he wants to win the byelection to replace his friend, David Brazil, in the district of Conception Bay East-Bell Island. (Anthony Germain with Darryl J. Harding)

Some are calling loneliness the silent killer of seniors. We hear why it's so debilitating - both mentally and physically. (Anthony Germain with CBC reporter Jessica Singer)

Showcasing some of the best in the local film biz: Picture NL launches a series of movies that will be screened on the third Thursday of each month during this Year of the Arts. To tell us more. the industry development manager with Picture N drops by the On The Go studio. (Anthony Germain with Jennifer Howley)

With a new album on the way, a bunch of tour dates and a crowd-sourced music video for the new single "When We Kiss," musician Kellie Loder drops by the studio to chat about their very busy new year. (Anthony Germain with Kellie Loder)

It was four years ago today that things went dark here at the CBC... and On The Go was kicked off the air mid-show. Snowmageddon was just kicking into high gear - about to send the city of St. John's into a state of emergency. Before the sun came up the next day, we piled up 76 cm of snow... and faced winds of 130 kilometres per hour.

To mark the 4th anniversary of Snowmageddon, On The Go's Gavin Simms did a tour of the CBC and collected a few stories from that day. Naturally, he started with CBC meteorologist Ashley Brauweiller.

A terrifying accident pinned the deputy mayor of Mount Pearl under a vehicle. Her leg was crushed, her arm mangled — and she was conscious and alert for the hour it took to safely get her out from under it. The conclusion of a two-part interview with Nicole Kieley looks at her recovery.

What's that in the sky? A bird? Superman? Nope! It's a plane. Several, in fact.

The group Aviation History Newfoundland and Labrador is taking flight with their historical readings and videos. We get the story from a member of the AHNL board. (Anthony Germain with David Hebbard)