Irish eyes are smiling in eastern Newfoundland... five pairs of eyes in fact! The English family from County Galway, Ireland, have been vacationing here for the past three weeks. Michael, Paula and their children Isabel, Ben and Lucy all cram into the On The Go studio to tell us all about their family vacation... and why no kid in this part of the world should ever be bored. (guest-host Zach Goudie with the English family)

We meet the woman whose story went viral this weekend. She and Shania Twain first met in this province 40 years ago during Twain's first-ever tour of the east coast. This weekend at the Churchill Park Music Festival they reunited onstage to a delighted audience. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Gloria (Go-Go) Power)

Is eight hours a reasonable amount of time to be stuck in your car on the highway? A recent fatal collision in Terra Nova Park left thousands of people stranded with the highway closed in both directionsfour several hours. Why did it take so long?

Fostering neurodiversity acceptance through theatre and drama... two young actors have just won a Youth Ventures NL 2024 Award for Community Impact. We hear all about when we sit down with the co-founder of the theatre company Neurodynamic Theatrics. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Leah McDonald)

We pay tribute to a broadcast legend - a man whose voice was known across Newfoundland and Labrador. Randy Snow passed away this weekend at the age of 61. Today, we take a trip back to the glory days of the "Dawn Patrol." Larry Jay joins us to talk about what made Randy Snow such a great radio host, a great colleague... and a great friend. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Larry Davis, aka Larry Jay)

Folks at The Rock Wildlife Rescue want to set the record straight about what their organization does and doesn't do... who they are and who they're not. You wouldn't believe some of the calls this volunteer organization has been getting. We reached the owner and director of the animal rescue group based in Torbay to help them get the word out. (Zach Goudie with Karen Gosse)

Canada is again turning to vaccines to prevent the spread of a new strain of Mpox following the World Health Organization’s announcement that it’s become a global threat. On The Go's weekly health columnist explains how the vaccines work... and who should get them. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel)

What do a tackle box, a wedding ring and a single cowboy boot all have in common? They were all left behind at the Churchill Park Music Festival... and if that don't impress you much, there are plenty more weird and wonderful items waiting for their owners. We head to the Churchill Park Lost and Found for a look at what festival-goers left at the site. (Zach Goudie with Scott Tilley and Joella Lomond)

We've got the early word about the future of the Quidi Vidi Village slipway. There is a public meeting Tuesday in St. John's to discuss the slipway after being closed for more than a year. We reach the St. John's city councillor who represents the area to hear what options the city is considering... and which one Quidi Vidi residents are rallying behind. (Zach Goudie with Ophelia Ravencroft)

Near disaster was averted for one lucky dog and its owner. On Thursday we told you about the dramatic rescue of Joey the Golden Doodle after he fell over a cliff near Salmon Cove. Today we reached his owner to find out how the lucky pooch is doing. (Krissy Holmes with Gillian Marx)