Two years after it gripped audiences and critics alike for its frank discussion on mental health and suicide, Andy Jones is remounting his one-man show and taking it to a stage near you. (Krissy Holmes with Andy Jones)

A show for fans of Bob Dylan's music continues over the next few days as devotee Mick Davis brings his "Tangled Up in Bob" show to the rest of the island following a couple of shows last week in St. John's and Lab West. (Krissy Holmes with Mick Davis)

Scurvy is back in the news. We hear about that before we go back in time to early 17th century Cupids to hear how John Guy dealt with it. (Todd O'Brien with Bill Gilbert - chief archaeologist and site supervisor at the Cupids Cove Plantation Provincial Historic Site)

We check in on how the diplomatic fight between India and Canada is playing out in the local Indo-Canadian community. The past-president of the province's Friends of India Association drops by the On The Go studio to talk about the developing situation. (Todd O'Brien with NL Sikh community member Rubin Deol)

Take in some stories from Labrador at the St. John's Storytelling Festival when an Inuit elder reads tales from his own lived experience. We meet author and storyteller Alex Saunders before his appearance at The Rooms tonight. (Todd O'Brien with Alex Saunders)

According to Statistics Canada, overall inflation in this country is continuing to slow down. The Consumer Price Index accounts for things like gasoline prices, rent and cost of groceries. On The Go's money columnist breaks it all down and tell us what it means. (Todd O'Brien with Bruce Sellery)

There's anger and frustration in Grand Bank as Scotiabank is pulling out of the town, with Thursday being the last day. We reach the town's mayor, who has expressed his disgust at the move. (Todd O'Brien with Rex Matthews)

Bursting at the seams... Her Majesty's Penitentiary and other correctional facilities in the province are overcrowded. We take a look at the situation with the executive director of the John Howard Society in the province. (Todd O'Brien with Cindy Murphy)

On January 6th, 2021 a CBC News crew was swarmed by Trump supporters. Ahead of another potentially volatile election, the CBC’s Katie Nicholson tracks down one of the people who surrounded her team that day to find out where she stands now. (On The Go's Francesca Swann with Katie Nicholson)

Storytelling is alive and thriving at the St. John's Storytelling Festival, which starts today and runs all week. One of the guest performers at this year's edition is visiting us from Northern Ireland. We invite him to the On The Go studio for a chat and a yarn, along with the president of the festival's board of directors. (Todd O'Brien with Colin Urwin and Karen Carroll)