A master printmaker with a masterclass in printing: Three sessions are being hosted this week by the Tara Bryan Legacy Fund... a project that - like the late artist herself - nurtures the creative spirit in all of us. The visiting artist for the sessions - a master printmaker who teaches at Carleton University - drops by the On The Go studio, along with Tara Bryan's sister. (Krissy Holmes with Larry Thompson and Teresa Tidwell)

Police arrested a young man with a gun and ammunition inside a George Street bar in St. John's on Saturday night. We reach the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary's media relations officer to discuss the incident, and the growing reality of guns in our city. (Krissy Holmes with RNC constable James Cadigan)

A guest who was staying at the Driftwood Inn in Deer Lake is missing... and some fear the worst after the building was destroyed by a blaze this weekend. To discuss some of the disturbing questions this fire is raising regarding fire safety and protocols in guest establishments, we speak with the PC opposition Fire and Emergency Services shadow minister. (Krissy Holmes with Chris Tibbs)

The curtain rises on the Kit Kat Club in a new stage production of Cabaret this week at the Holy Heart Theatre. Three of the cast members of TaDa Events's latest production drop by the On The Go studio to talk about the enduring appeal of this classic set in an early 1930's Berlin night club. (Krissy Holmes with Mark Murphy, Jacklyn French and Petrina Bromley)

Oil takes centre stage as the invisible life force that Halifax author David Huebert uses to "bubble up" lots of deeply intimate details about living in the petroleum era. Ahead of his visit to the province this week we take a look at his debut novel "Oil People" that he expects will resonate with people in this province deeply. (Krissy Holmes with David Huebert)

Dreaming is one of the most complicated and mysterious aspects of sleep... and when they’re scary, threatening or stressful we know them as nightmares. On The Go's weekly Health columnist takes a look at the underlying causes of nightmares - as well as potential treatment if they interfere with a person's life. (Krissy Holmes with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel)

Yesterday we took our first look at the new mental health and addictions centre at the Health Sciences Centre in St. John's. Today we hear from a couple of local mental health advocates about what this new facility represents for the future care of patients. (Krissy Holmes with Chandra Kavanagh, CEO of the Canadian Mental Health Association NL and Brad Glynn, executive director of Lifewise Mental Health Peer Services)

An Inuk from Nain believes that tourism is a tool for reconciliation, and was recently honoured with an award for his work lowering the barriers for Inuit to get into the adventure tourism industry. In doing so, Jason Edmunds has created meaningful exchanges between people who live in and visit  the North. (Krissy Holmes with Jason Edmunds)

Democracy Watch says big banks need to be more accountable... and is currently running a campaign demanding just that. We hear what organization's founder and director has to say about bank closures in rural areas - and what needs to happen to hold banks to account. (Krissy Holmes with Duff Conacher)

It's a wrap: According to government, construction is complete on the province's brand new adult mental health and addictions centre. The announcement came this afternoon along with a tour of the new facility. The province's Mental Health and Addictions minister crossed the Parkway and dropped by the On The Go studio following the big event. (Krissy Holmes with John Abbott)