In about three months, even more music than usual will be pouring out of venues in St. John's as the ECMA's five-day celebration of east coast music and musicians comes to town. We take a look ahead to what we can expect with the chair of the East Coast Music Association, who's from the island's Southern Shore.. (Krissy Holmes with Michelle Eagles)

The next chairperson of the Canada Council of the Arts is a prominent leader on the arts and culture scene from this province. We hear all about the general and artistic director of Opera on the Avalon's upcoming role. (Krissy Holmes with Cheryl Hickman)

What does Premier Furey's resignation and the ongoing political uncertainty both provincially and federally mean for communities across the province? We connect with the president of Municipalities NL for a look at the situation. (Krissy Holmes with Amy Coady)

A former premier of this province shares his insights on Andrew Furey's resignation... and what goes into a decision to step down from the role. (Krissy Holmes with Roger Grimes)

For assistance in processing a curve ball... we reach a political scientist at Acadia University to discuss Andrew Furey's resignation as premier of NL. (Krissy Holmes with Alex Marland)

Cases and hospitalizations from influenza are on a sharp rise across Canada. Flu season got off to a late start, and it’s adding to the impact of COVID-19 and cold viruses like RSV.  With details on what you need to know to recognize the flu and prevent it is On The Go's weekly health contributor. (Krissy Holmes with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel)

After more than a thousand days, Ukrainians are marking the anniversary of the Russian invasion of their country. We speak with the executive director of the Ukrainian National Federation of Canada - Avalon Branch about an event in St. John's to mark the occasion. (Krissy Holmes with Bruce Lilly)

Government is dangling a $50,000 carrot to psychologists for three years of service... but how far will that go in addressing the shortage in the field? We look at the situation with the president of the Association of Allied Health Professionals. (Krissy Holmes with Gord Piercey)

In the Port au Port area it's fondly known as Father Green's House. Now, the former priest's house in Port au Port West-Aguathuna-Felix Cove has become a registered heritage structure. We reach a local historian and member of the museum board to get a little history of the local landmark... and what the future will bring. (Krissy Holmes with Kathleen Lawlor)

Monday is the third anniversary of the start of Russia's full scale invasion of Ukraine. We speak with a Ukrainian immigrant to Canada - who's also a stand up comedian - about how the Ukrainian community here and at home are coping as the war and disinformation continues. (Krissy Holmes with Alex Kotsyk)