Putting a bow on the 2024 NL Folk Festival: Storyteller Dave Paddon is regularly featured at the event...and this year he once again had the audience in stitches including his hilarious recitation recalling the many weather challenges of folk festivals past. (Krissy Holmes with Dave Paddon)

Grand Falls Windsor plans a tribute for their most famous son. We reach the town's mayor to hear all about the statue they're commissioning to celebrating the life, work and many achievements of renowned actor and writer Gordon Pinsent. (Krissy Holmes with Barry Manuel)

Pushing their boundaries... two young students attempt to set a world record for kayaking all the way around the island of Newfoundland. We catch up with them on their epic adventure at the halfway point on the Northern Peninsula. (On The Go's Jo-Ann Dooley with David Mackay and Jack Kotaska)

Musicians from around the world are in St. John's to explore the limitless potential of sound and music. It's Sound Symposium 21 ... when even the ships in the harbour embark on their own sonic voyage for the Harbour Symphony. The festival's technical director and programming coordinator drops by the On The Go studio to prepare us for SSXXI. (Krissy Holmes with Michelle LaCour)

Summer's extreme heat can modify the effects of some prescription drugs. On The Go's health columnist examines the list of medications most likely to be affected by high temperatures. (Krissy Holmes with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel)

What a thrill for a couple of local teenagers: Charlie Neis and Sydney Oliver performed on the main stage at the NL Folk Festival on Sunday night. That was just the first part of their prize for winning Equinor's Newfound Talent Contest a couple of weeks back. The duo drops by the On The Go studio to tell us all about the experience... and to entertain us with a couple of songs. (Krissy Holmes with Charlie Neis and Sydney Oliver)

A $150-million yacht tied up in St. John’s harbour is attracting a lot of attention - not just for the price tag, but for the person that owns it: Harry Potter author J. K. Rowling... whose anti-trans views have raised concerns from local advocates. The CBC's Andrew Hawthorn has been looking into the story. (Krissy Holmes with Andrew Hawthorn)

It's the biggest car show in the province... and it's run by a group of volunteers with some of the biggest hearts around. We're zooming into the world of Wheels for Wishes ahead of Saturday's big rally with one of those volunteer crew members. (Krissy Holmes with Megan Hodder)

If you're looking for an adventure fix this summer on the cheap, Crown Land camping might be just what you're looking for. The CBC's Acton Clarkin breaks down what you need to know. (Krissy Holmes with Acton Clarkin)

Filthy, dangerous and overcrowded are just some of the words used to describe the emergency shelter system in the province. Today, the province released a long-awaited set of standards for shelters. We get reaction first from the NDP MHA for Labrador and then from the provincial coordinator with the Transition House Association of Newfoundland and Labrador. (Krissy Holmes with Jordan Brown, Krissy Holmes with Dan Meades)