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)

There are lots of opportunities to hear our local Inuk soprano as she performs throughout Labrador this month and in St. John's on Saturday. We speak with recent Order of Canada inductee Deantha Edmunds about her upcoming performances. (Anthony Germain with Deantha Edmunds)

It might not be abnormal to see a lynx in the wild in Newfoundland and Labrador. But, a seasoned trapper just caught the biggest lynx of his fifty year career. We hear about how big it was...and what he plans to do with it. (Martin Jones with Daniel Stanford and his wife Hazel Tubrett)

Kelli Hodder is the Executive Director of Foster Families Newfoundland and Labrador joins Martin Jones over the phone.

The Randell family gives a whole new meeting to home for the holidays.

The growing problem has prompted local housing advocate Mark Wilson to look for solutions.

The mayor of the community of Change Islands weighs in as the gas pumps on the islands dry up. (Martin Jones with Paula Flood)

We check in with the co-owner of Change Islands' only gas station D & E Variety... that hasn't had a fuel delivery for months. (Martin Jones with Alva Diamond)

We reach an man from Equador who's been living in Newfoundland for the last few years to find out about some New Year traditions from his home country that can help you kick off 2024 on the right foot. (Guest-host Heather Barrett with Jose Vasquez)

From growing up in downtown St. John's, to globetrotting with her camera, taking snaps of celebrities and at high-end fashion shows... We'll check in with photographer Lindsay Anne Delaney.