President Assad's regime has toppled... and as many Syrians celebrate the end of that chapter - questions remain about what will come next. We welcome three members of the NL Syrian community to learn what this revolution means for them... and what it will take to put Syria back together. (Krissy Holmes with Husam Aldagher, Abir Zin and Mohammad Maarouf)

Ahead of the deadline for public feedback tomorrow we'll break out the policy and go through it with two high school students to learn more about what this could look like. (Krissy Holmes with Olive Jones and Kalista Barrett)

People who've lost someone to suicide will gather this Sunday to remember and honour their loved one. We'll talk with the woman who started it all two decades ago and hear about this year's vigil coming up on Sunday. (Krissy Holmes with Kim Kelly)

A lot of young people dream about being part of a theatre company.

One theatre director in St. John's is opening doors for MANY of them

and offering opportunities to tread the boards. (Krissy Holmes with Joey Rideout, Cameron Hedderson, and Leland Coleman)

We hear why this year's Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra's production of Messiah at The Basilica-Cathedral is so significant to two of the performers. (Krissy Holmes with conductor Marc David and soprano soloist Zoë Vallée)

An exciting summer on the sea awaits students accepted into the Canadian Coast Guard's Inshore Rescue Boat Program. We chat in the On The Go studio with a Search and Rescue program officer who worked in the IRB Program this past summer and with the IRB Coordinator who's also a former IRB student. (Krissy Holmes with Darcy Lawlor and Lee Dower)

Small businesses are contending with the postal strike... and now confusion and extra work created by the federal tax holiday is adding up to a less-than-merry holiday season. We speak with the owner of Saltwater Designs - a local clothing store based in St. John's - and with the vice-president Atlantic with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business. (Krissy Holmes with Caitlin Noseworthy and Louis-Philippe Gauthier)

It's the seasonal classic you love... but with a vintage and deliciously local twist. The St. John's players are opening "A Christmas Carol - a live radio drama" Thursday night at the LSPU Hall. We get a preview from the director and a couple of the actresses. (Krissy Holmes with Louise Kearley, Amanda Vallis and Katie Parnell)

Some residents of Torbay say their drinking water has been contaminated by chemical firefighting foam following years of drills at St. John's Airport. Radio-Canada's Patrick Butler speaks with the lead plaintiff - NTV weatherman Eddie Sheerr - and one of the lawyers on the case. (Patrick Butler with Eddie Sheerr, Patrick Butler with lawyer Alex Templeton)

Housing, homelessness and public safety are just three issues that are top of mind for municipal leaders. They're in Ottawa this week to push the feds for more action on issues plaguing towns and cities across the country. The deputy mayor of St. John's is there as the city board representative for the Federation of Canadian Municipalities. (Krissy Holmes with Sheilagh O'Leary)