Emergency services in Portugal Cove-St. Philips responded to a disaster this week - a disaster of their own making. We relive the exercise in emergency preparedness with the town's fire chief and chief administrative officer. (Anthony Germain with Fred Hollett and Jody Murray)

After the big parade in St. John's on Sunday, you can take in a free afternoon concert at Gower Street United Church. The director and the lead clarinet of the Gower Community Band drop by to set up 50 Christmases of Gower. (Anthony Germain with Ron Collins and Erin Dawe)

The wheels keep turning when it comes to speed limits on Torbay Road. We hear from the president and CEO of the non-profit organization Safety NL who says forget about going faster or slower... because sharing the road is all about patience and courtesy. (Anthony Germain with Sean Kelly)

The federal government is putting a target on Airbnb's back to fight the lack of housing and living space.... but how much of a villain is it really? We speak with one man who owns and manages several short-term rentals. (Anthony Germain with David Curtis)

The aboriginal circle is shrinking at the Premier-Indigenous Leaders’ Roundtable. We reach the president of Nunatsiavut to talk about the decision by The Innu Nation and the Nunatsiavut government to withdraw from the gathering. (Anthony Germain with Johannes Lampe)

A librarian who now calls St. John's home made the short list for a major poetry prize. We speak with the writer who works at the NL Public Libraries in St. John's. (Anthony Germain with Anna Swanson)

A resident of Torbay says the speed limit on a section of the main road to the town needs to be increased to make it safer for drivers. (Anthony Germain with Liam Carroll)

Our national reporter takes a look at the inflationary truth and realities of retirement in 2024. (Anthony Germain with Chris O'Neill-Yates)

Growing ways to grow food in the province: The project coordinator for the Provincial Food Network drops by to talk about support for a network of community food producers across the province. (Anthony Germain with Dan Rubin)

It's been 48 years and counting since the very first Labrador Creative Arts Festival. We check in with one of the co-founders to hear about this year's offerings for youth from all over Labrador. (Anthony Germain with Tim Borlase)