We hear about the new book by acclaimed author Lisa Moore and Jack Whalen - a stark and powerful portrayal of childhood trauma. (Krissy Holmes with Lisa Moore)

It as two years ago today that post-tropical storm Fiona slammed into the southwest coast of Newfoundland... changing the physical landscape and the mental outlook of people living in the area. We check in with the mayor of Channel-Port aux Basques to find how the community has fared since then. (Krissy Holmes with Brian Button)

There's a big game on Tuesday that you have a small stake in... or at least your tax dollars do. We find out what Barrow AFC - the UK soccer team sponsored by this province - will be up against tomorrow. (Krissy Holmes with the CBC's Jeremy Eaton)

With summer now turned to fall... we reach out to a senior climatologist at Environment and Climate Change Canada about the weather we can expect this season. (Krissy Holmes with Dave Phillips)

Public health agencies and doctors suggest keeping adult immunizations up to date - and it isn’t just about COVID-19 and the flu. Getting "vaxxed" can help stave off all kinds of illness... including other causes of pneumonia as well as whooping cough and shingles. On The Go's weekly health columnist takes a look at which ones are suggested for adults, in particular. (Krissy Holmes with Doctor Iris Gorfinkel)

Earlier this year, teachers' unions across Atlantic Canada sounded the alarm about the effect teacher shortages have on their ability to do their jobs. For a look at the ongoing challenges teachers are facing we speak with one of our CBC Moncton colleagues (Krissy Holmes with reporter Mariam Mesbah)

Last Call: St. John's Storytelling is on the hunt for your World War One stories - and the deadline for submissions is fast approaching. We sit down with the president of St. John's Storytelling to hear all about the project... and how to get your story included. (Krissy Holmes with Karen Carroll)

Baby chicks, a cow to milk... local food and produce of every description. It's all part of the Agriculture Expo being held in Corner Brook this weekend. We touch base with the event coordinator and a farmer whose family enterprise has a booth at the Expo. (Krissy Holmes with Krista Wright and Melvin Rideout of Rideout's Farm Inc.)

Taking a deeper dive into the fate of the Titan submersible... we speak with an American maritime historian who's been following this week's Coast Guard hearings into the implosion of the vessel. (Krissy Holmes with Sal Mercogliano)

Thanks to the Australian Pink Floyd Show... music by the original Pink Floyd is still reverberating in live performances around the world. As a tribute band, Australian Pink Floyd has sold over five million tickets to concerts and lit up stages in 35 countries. They played St. John's 19 years ago... and are coming back to wrap their North American tour with a show at the Mary Brown's Centre on Sunday night. We reached one of the lead singers in Australian Pink Floyd in Halifax earlier this afternoon... and started by asking him how the tour has been. (Krissy Holmes with Chris Barnes)