The Registered Nurses Union is challenging government on its recruitment stats. They say the hundreds of nursing recruits government is claiming are not showing up on hospital floors. We speak with the president of the province's Registered Nurses' Union... and then get reaction from the VP of Human Resources with NL Health Services. (Krissy Holmes with Yvette Coffey; Krissy Holmes with Debbie Molloy)

You try running 175 km over mountains, valleys and ridges in the Alps... in just over 33 hours. We hear about one Newfoundlander's triumph running one of the most gruelling marathon trail races in the world. (Krissy Holmes with Wayne Walsh)

Something for the inquiring mind... the 10th anniversary of Doyle's Almanac of Newfoundland and Labrador has hit the shelves. The editor and the science editor drop by the On The Go studio for a chat. (Krissy Holmes with Robert Doyle and Gus Fanning)

Local food, student input, environmentally sustainable, healthy and accessible to all. There are a lot of goals within the new National School Food Program. We hear one local researcher's vision of what an expanded school food program could look like here in this province. (Krissy Holmes with Emily Doyle)

100 years ago, HMS Hood was anchored in our hood. The largest warship built at the time, it was part of a Royal Navy Squadron making a historic visit. Why were battle cruisers anchored off Topsail Beach? A retired lieutenant commander with the Royal Canadian Navy who's been researching the events of 100 years ago drops by the On The Go studio for a chat in advance of The Royal Newfoundland Yacht Club's special luncheon to mark the 100th anniversary. (Krissy Holmes with John Bell)

Returning to the classroom as an adult can be challenging. We speak with three people from the adult learning space who are working hard to highlight the opportunities and remove the barriers that often come with going back to school as an adult. (Krissy Holmes with Alison Howard, Claire Hutchings and Cara Collins)

It's a scene that could be a fabric softener commercial: We head to Glovertown where one woman has put a lot out on the line today... hoping the scent of her freshly laundered towels might be just the honey trap needed for the little bear who likes to snuggle towels. (Krissy Holmes with Alisa Watkins)

Little bear's laundry day

If you're a music fan, this is the biggest week on the provincial calendar as MusicNL Celebration Week gets underway. The host city St. John's will be on wheels, with musicians from across the province playing wall-to-wall live shows... hoping to catch the ears and interest of industry buyers, record labels and new fans. For a look at the who's, what's and where's we reach the new executive director of MusicNL. (Krissy Holmes with Tamara Kater)

Interest rates might be coming down... but if you're renewing your mortgage your monthly payment is still likely going up. On the Go's money columnist has some ideas on how to get a jumpstart on that process to hopefully save a few bucks. (Krissy Holmes with Bruce Sellery)

Federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh has posted a campaign-style video saying he "ripped up" the NDP confidence-and-supply deal with the Liberals. To find out what this means we reach a professor with Acadia University's Department of Politics who has authored or was lead editor of over a dozen books on Canadian politics. (Krissy Holmes with Alex Marland)