The concert lineup for the second year of the Northern Peninsula's "Food, Fibs and Fiddles" festival has been finalized. The organizer of the event in Gunner's Cove joins us to share all the details on who will be on stage this year. (Krissy Holmes with Danny Pond)

NL author Mike Heffernan is turning the Dana Bradley murder investigation into a police drama for the stage. He joins us in the On the Go studio to talk about the new work in advance of a live script reading on Wednesday, April 16th. (Krissy Holmes with Mike Heffernan)

The emergency room at the Bonavista hospital requires some life support of its own... as ongoing temporary closures bring local people out to rally for improved access. We speak with one concerned citizen who's part of a group rallying for improved access. (Krissy Holmes with Reg Durdle)

Beach rocks, shimmering ocean and plumes of emerald seaweed. Many of us have endless streams of pictures of the micro and macro moments of beauty we find across Newfoundland and Labrador... but imagine you could wear it. That's the idea behind "Engulfed" -  a new fashion exhibit at the Craft Council Gallery of Newfoundland and Labrador - put together by a pair of fashion designers... one Newfoundlander and one Montrealer. (Krissy Holmes with Richard Brophy and M.J. LeBlanc)

The flights are booked... and the band's getting back together at The Black Sheep on Water Street in St. John's Friday night. We've got a couple of the founding members of Texas Chainsaw in the On The Go studio to chat about their "Chainsaw Through the Ages" celebration. (Krissy Holmes with singer Adrian Collins, drummer Alex Cornick and bassist Steve Pike)

With a provincial election just around the corner, new financial information from Elections NL shows some provincial political parties are much more successful at fundraising than others - and the number might surprise you. We get details from th CBC/Radio-Canada reporter who broke the story today. (Krissy Holmes with Patrick Butler)

It's a special edition of On the Go as Finance Minister Siobhan Coady tabled her 6th budget today. It did not have a lot of pre-election goodies, with Coady calling it a secure, stable and responsible budget.

During our special coverage we hear parts of the finance minister's speech.and get reaction from the leader of the PC opposition Tony Wakeham, NDP leader Jim Dinn, Rhonda Tulk-Lane, CEO of the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce, Jessica McCormick, president of the NL Federation of Labour, Choices for Youth executive director Jen Crowe, and Trent Langdon, president of the NL Teachers' Association. Additionally, in the first hour we speak with CBC reporter Darryl Roberts, and Larry Short - senior financial advisor at Short Financial - was with us for budget analysis.

It's a mini federal election debate this afternoon on On the Go. We welcome three heavy-hitting frontrunners in the hard-fought battle for St. John's East. David Brazil for the Conservatives and Mary Shortall for the NDP will both try to snag the seat from incumbent Liberal Joanne Thompson. They all joined Krissy Holmes in the On the Go studio.

Red tape and visa delays are turning Canadian musicians away from working in the U.S. We hear from Newfoundland's international opera singer about his frustrations working south of the border. (Krissy Holmes with David Pomeroy)

With his weekly update on all the goings-on in the federal election, the Canada correspondent for The Economist joins us with his thoughts on former Prime Minister Stephen Harper's endorsement of Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre... and other news from the campaign trail this week. (Krissy Holmes with Rob Russo)