He lost part of his pinky finger in a skating accident at The Loop in St. John's back in 2022. Now, the seven-year-old is hosting a fundraiser for War Amps. He and his mom drop by the studio a short time before they head to Paradise for the big event. (Guest-host Jeremy Eaton with Sully Ryan and his mom Kaley Hogan)

Adventures in house sitting: We chat with a St. John's woman who's spent the past decade travelling the world... while watching people's pets. (Guest-host Jeremy Eaton with Lynette Adams)

The chair of Crime Stoppers NL drops by to discuss a new report on the increase in the sale of contraband tobacco in the province - an extremely profitable business for organized crime. (Guest-host Jeremy Eaton with Rod Pike)

On The Go gets a little 'Quirks and Quarksy' as we meet two scientists - one from MUN and the other from Galway, Ireland - who are researching natural processes in the North Atlantic Ocean that are vital to maintaining a stable temperature. (Anthony Germain with Brian Ward and Utta Passow)

We chat with the author of a new book that reviews a bunch of other books written about The Big Land - and hear some fascinating recollections of her trips to the Arctic, Alaska... and of course Labrador. (Anthony Germain with Robin McGrath)

Resistance is not futile when it comes to exercise. We talk to a professor of Kinesiology - who's also the Canada Research Chair in Skeletal Muscle Health - about the broader benefits of weight training... and who should consider adding it to their regime. (Anthony Germain with Stuart Phillips)

Former-premier Roger Grimes has been speaking to our Radio-Canada colleague about how the work done two decades ago toward a deal with Quebec for the Gull Island, Labrador hydro project two decades ago can help with the current talks. (Anthony Germain with Patrick Butler)

In China, family values are on the conservative side. We meet a couple who moved from Hong Kong to St. John's to get married... for very personal reasons. (Anthony Germain with Nancy Leung and Sinney Cheuk)

Revisiting a page in history when churches lost their grip on the running of schools in the province: Wednesday evening you can tune in to a Wessex Society talk by the man who was tasked with making non-denominational schools a reality. (Anthony Germain with Bob Crocker)

They were innocent teenagers when they entered prison: senior citizens by the time they were exonerated for a murder they did not commit. Lawyer Jerome Kennedy, who has had success over the past couple of years freeing wrongfully convicted Canadians, joins us for a full-length feature interview. (Anthony Germain with Jerome Kennedy)