On Tuesday evening at The Rooms, local author Donna Morrissey will chat with host Ramona Dearing about the inspiration for her latest work "Rage the Night" - and what it means to truly find a sense of belonging. (Anthony Germain with Donna Morrissey)

A teacher in this province speaks out about recent pay raises his colleagues have voted for: Mike Walsh says teachers deserve a raise, but says the money will do nothing to address what's dragging our education system down... and school violence, teacher burnout and low academic achievement will only get worse. (Anthony Germain with Mike Walsh)

From Bay Bulls to Whitbourne... you better be prepared to use transparent garbage bags starting in the new year. The chair of the Eastern Regional Service Board drops by to talk about the new guidelines. (Anthony Germain with Steve Tessier)

Now that it looks like COVID-19 is here for good... researchers are looking for long-term solutions. An Infectious Diseases physician with NL Health Services who's also associate professor of Medicine at Memorial University drops by to explain how you can help. (Anthony Germain with Dr. Peter Daley)

Taking the chill off winter... Topsail United Church in CBS is holding its first winter coat drive. We get details from one of the volunteers. (Anthony Germain with Jessie Cole)

The man who lost the contract to build the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier says any young person thinking of going into business on their own should leave Newfoundland and Labrador because the government can't be trusted to honour its agreements. (Anthony Germain with Mark Brace)

Two of the soloists for this year's performance of Handel's Messiah by the Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra have come home to St. John's to be part of the production for the first time. (Anthony Germain with counter-tenor Ryan Mcdonald and tenor Jonathan Monro)

A Port aux Basques woman is in Ottawa to receive an award from the Governor General. We hear how one woman's work to help people with autism in her town is being noticed. (Anthony Germain with Joan Chaisson)

Fortunate Ones are warming up for two concerts in St. John's this weekend after a big tour in the U.S. and Canada. We welcome a Fortunate One to the studio for a catch up chat. (Anthony Germain with Andrew James O'Brien)

An enterprise that promotes eco-weddings is making life a little rosier for seniors at the Caribou Memorial Veteran's Pavilion in St. John's. We find out more from the co-founder of Simply Wedding NL. (Anthony Germain with Nancy Leung)