A local research team has just received almost $2 million dollars to help make ships and their crews safer and more secure against dangerous cyberattacks. To find out more about the projects we welcome the project leads to the On The Go studio. (Krissy Holmes with Jonathan Anderson, associate professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at MUN and Captain Christopher Hearn, director of the Marine Institute's Centre for Marine Simulation)

She's a global sensation...and this week Toronto is in the grip of Taylor-mania. We reach a Newfoundlander who's hours away from seeing Taylor Swift live onstage and in-person at her second Canadian show. (Krissy Holmes with Christian Dawe)

Joel Thomas Hynes calls him one of his favourite Newfoundlanders who has done '"some of the most scholarly and important journalism ever to come off this island." Well. that's the review straight off the back of Bob Wakeham's new book- a collection of his spiciest Telegram columns. We welcome the author to the On The Go studio to revisit some of the columns you might be surprised went to print. (Krissy Holmes with Bob Wakeham)

They didn't have much time... but they made it. We check in with a Newfoundland grandmother and her granddaughter hours before they take in the concert of a lifetime... and hear the story of how they got last minute tickets for the first night of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in Toronto. (Krissy Holmes with April Pike and Kayleigh Stamp)

The NSO's next Masterworks concert is an evening of glorious music for cello and orchestra. It's a chance to hear St. John's cellist Rafael Hoekman and to meet the candidate who's auditioning to be the next principal conductor and music director of the orchestra. (Krissy Holmes with Rafael Hoekman and Dina Gilbert)

The province is hiring 25 more correctional officers... but how far will that go in alleviating crippling staff shortages at Her Majesty's Penitentiary? The president of the union representing the officers joins us to discuss the situation. (Krissy Holmes with NAPE president Jerry Earle)

Making short work of a academic thesis: We welcome the winners of MUN's Three Minute Thesis competition... where participants worked within the time limit to convey their research to a non-expert audience. (Krissy Holmes with first-place winner Thilini Kumarasinghe; Krissy Holmes with second-place winner Ishraq Rahman)

The government spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on a ferry part that we didn't need. We get an explanation of the mystery from our Radio-Canada colleague who broke the story. (Krissy Holmes with Patrick Butler)

A 72-hour strike notice at Canada Post; dock workers locked out in Montreal and Vancouver. It's a nasty labour climate right now with wide-ranging impacts on moving goods and communications. A MUN Labour Relations professor dropped by the On The Go studio to help us delve into what's going on (Krissy Holmes with Gord Cooke)

After learning of the passing of 69-year-old Pat White, president and CEO of EVAS Air and Gander Flight Training, we dug into the archives to share some of the stories from the provincial icon that inspired many to pursue their dreams of flying.