George Faulkner of Bishop's Falls was the first hockey player from this province to clear a path to the big leagues. We take a look back at his life and impressive career with a good friend and teammate. (Krissy Holmes with Doug Moores of Harbour Grace)

We hear what it's like to be on the ground in Washington for the swearing-in of Trump from the Newfoundlander who's president of Unifor, appointed last week to the newly-created Council on Canada-U.S. Relations. (Krissy Holmes with Lana Payne)

It was a blizzard coupled with hurricane-force winds that brought upwards of 93 cm of snow. We mark today's 5th anniversary of Snowmageddon in a number of ways...including digging into some archival tape about how that day began and recalling how it played out here at CBC Radio as we stayed on the air for listeners... but not without some hiccups. We connect with Jeff Douglas, the host of Mainstreet in Halifax, who had to pick up the snowball as it became impossible to run the show from St. John's. Rounding out the reunion, former On The Go host Ted Blades, meteorologist Ashley Brauweiler and Weekend AM host Heather Barrett drop by the studio to talk about the people they met on the air during the state of emergency... and re-live some of the dramatic stories they heard. (With host Krissy Holmes)

We're all looking for that magic elixir of health and happiness... especially as we launch into the new year. A new book by a MUN professor of medicine and wellness explorer aims to capture health wisdom and insights through exploring other cultures. We hear all about "Health Explored - A Journey in Happiness, Healing and Humanity." (Krissy Holmes with Mike Wahl)

As the clock ticks down on the Trump inauguration, we hear from the premier of Newfoundland and Labrador on the potential seismic shift for both the province's and the country's economy. (Krissy Holmes with Premier Andrew Furey)

MUN's Faculty Association says the province's Education Accord leadership team has disregarded their concerns around funding and infrastructure... but the accord's advisory team says that is not the case. We reached the co-chair of that team for reaction to MUNFA's scathing departure. (Krissy Holmes with Dr. Karen Goodnough)

Atlantic Jazz Nights presents a special "NL Edition" with jazz artists from this province taking to the stage at the Arts and Culture Centre this Saturday night in St. John's. To find out what's on tap we welcome vocalist Heather Bambrick and jazz pianist Florian Hoefner - who's also the co-curator of the series - to the On The Go studio. (Krissy Holmes with Heather and Florian)

With 25 per cent tariffs looming as the incoming U.S. president takes office on Monday, we reach the CEO of the St. John's Board of Trade to talk about what it means for local business and industry... and how we are preparing for the tariffs threat. (Krissy Holmes with AnnMarie Boudreau)

If you're a driver in St. John's you probably know the feeling of waking up to your car broken into. We first chat with On The Go's Malone Mullin about incidents that happened to her and others. Following that, we speak with a security expert who leads investigations for the Atlantic region for Equite Canada about the sneaky new tools thieves are breaking into cars... and take a look at ways to prevent such incidents from happening. (Krissy Holmes with Malone Mullin, Krissy Holmes with Jacques Lamontagne)

Police have been busy raiding houses across the province in drug bust operations... but a policy expert says that might be a bad strategy. We reach the policy director of the Canadian Drug Policy Coalition for a look at why cracking down on drug houses could cause more harm than not. (Krissy Holmes with Nick Boyce)