There was lots of excitement as the first season of a new soccer tournament came to a close. We welcome the founder of the NL Cup tournament and the captain of the winning team to the On The Go studio to hear all about Sunday's final... and how the tournament plans to grow in the future. (Krissy Holmes with Patrick Hickey and Bobby Gamba)

Solidarity for the victim of an unspeakable murder in Kolkata: Two members of Memorial University's Indian Youth Association join us in advance of a Silent Prayer for Justice happening this evening in St. John's. (Krissy Holmes with Amall Muraleedharan and Shaiqa Bushra)

A new documentary airing on CBC this weekend looks at the transformation of an Anglican church in Winterton to a cultural mecca offering performance space, a world-class recording studio and workshops to the local community. One of the directors of "Where Once They Stood: The Birth of Trinity Hall" drops by the On the Go studio to set it up for us. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Stephen Green)

With Jamie Korab's win for the Liberals in the byelection in Waterford Valley, the PCs and Liberals have each taken two of the last four byelections. We reach political analyst, writer at the website The Writ and the CBC’s "Poll Tracker" to talk about whether or not that's a sign of things to come for provincial politics. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Eric Grenier)

The province is hoping to develop a new policy regarding the use of cell phones in school. We find out what one family doctor and mother thinks that should look like. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Dr. Tracy Roche)

The Liberal MP for St. John's East says the federal government is not cutting funding for Choices for Youth - so we ask for an explanation as to why the non-profit is getting millions less in federal dollars than it has previously. Following that we look at the impact of federal funding cuts at Crust Craft Bakery and Pizzeria - where Choices for Youth trains young people with entry-level skills in food service. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Joanne Thompson; The CBC's Malone Mullin with Nick King, food operations lead and chef at Crust Craft Bakery and Pizzeria)

Memorial University has been dogged by controversy with the resignation of its board of regents chair and the removal of its president following high-profile scandals. We welcome the brand new chair of the board of regents to the On The Go studio to hear what he hopes to bring to the table. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Justin Ladha)

The printed Telegram will not entirely disappear under the ownership of Postmedia... but don't expect a daily paper at the door. We get the latest from photojournalist Keith Gosse, who's also president of Unifor Local 441-G at The Telegram. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Keith Gosse)

We step out of the studio and head down to King George V soccer field where the final match of the first annual NL Cup is taking place this Sunday. The brand-new tournament is open to any team, anywhere... so your local squad could upset the big dogs like St. Lawrence or Feildians Athletic. We also get an exclusive first look at the NL Cup trophy, a true work of art created by a local sculptor. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Feildians AA Challenge Cup captain Bobby Gamba, Felly Elonda of 1949 FC and sculptor Morgan MacDonald)

A teenage entrepreneur from Englee wins the Youth Ventures NL award for Outstanding Venture - 17 years & under. We hear all about Charlotte's Critter Care from the young award-winning business owner. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Charlotte Fillier)