Sunday's high winds packed a powerful punch to Lewisporte in Notre Dame Bay. We reached the town's mayor to hear what happened to the Lions Club building... and how people are feeling in the aftermath of the storm. (Krissy Holmes with Brian Hooper)

A homage to the King of Rock 'n' Roll: A couple who live in Mobile on the Southern Shore have more than a couple of reasons to mark the 90th anniversary of Elvis's birth. (Krissy Holmes with Brenda and Bob Lee)

With the wildfires raging in L.A., we reach a Newfoundlander and familiar face on the big screen who lives in the City of Angels with his family, to find out hew they're faring amid the chaos. (Krissy Holmes with Mark O'Brien)

If your tourism wish list includes travel to a remote area of the province and a rich history lesson, there are all kinds of reasons to consider Battle Harbour, Labrador. The executive director of the Battle Harbour Historic Trust drops by the On The Go studio ahead of Wednesday night's lecture titled “Recent Developments in the Battle Harbour Historic District.” (Guest-host Todd O'Brien with Peter Bull)

It's a new year... and lots of changes are in store for young Mark Critch as he starts high school. With a new season of Son of a Critch launching tonight on CBC, we reached the co-creator, co-writer and a real son of a Critch himself. (Guest-host Todd O'Brien with Mark Critch)

It's parking lot politics as we found some would-be pundits who happened to be out at Costco today... and asked for their thoughts on Trudeau stepping down. *(On the Go's Malone Mullin with Costco shoppers)

It's the end of an era as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced he is resigning once a new Liberal leader is chosen. We talk about a day for the history books - and what comes next - with a political professor at Acadia University who's the author or lead editor of over a dozen books on Canadian politics. (Guest-host Todd O'Brien with political science professor Alex Marland)

And so it begins: The marathon 4-day debate on the new Churchill Falls memorandum of understanding began today in the House of Assembly. A couple of keen watchers dropped by the On The Go studio after taking in the first day. (Guest-host Todd O'Brien with veteran NDP politician Jack Harris and his son John Harris, editor of The Muse student editorial at Memorial University)

Keeping an Irish tradition alive on this side of the Atlantic.. We hear all about Nollaig na mBan or Women's Christmas... celebrated in Ireland on January 6th along with Old Christmas Day. It's a day for women to take a break, to gather and to celebrate who they are. A woman originally from Ireland but living in Newfoundland for the past twenty years drops by the On The Go studio to talk about the old Irish tradition... and why she still likes to mark Nollaig na mBan. (Guest-host Todd O'Brien with Mary Mulrooney)

We check with a resident of the village of Middle Arm on the Baie Verte Peninsula to hear about the damage following the wind and rain storm on the weekend. (Guest-host Todd O'Brien with Charlene Martin)