There are more mouths to feed in Happy Valley-Goose Bay as evacuees from Churchill Falls arrive...and the Salvation Army is stepping up to help. We hear about the food truck they've set up and what they're cooking up, and we also hear from one of the evacuees at the town's YMCA. (Guest-host Martin Jones with Major Byron Keane; CBC/Radio-Canada's Patrick Butler with Beverly Bennett)

We head down to the big blue tent at Quidi Vidi Lake to check out the vibe as the Iceberg Alley Performance Tent gets set to kick off its 2024 festival. (The CBC's Arlette Lazarenko with festival producer Shawn Basha; Arlette Lazarenko with local band With Violet)

We have heard many unfortunate stories of musicians on tour arriving at their destination with damaged instruments. One local band appeals to Air Canada to "do better." (Martin Jones with Mark Manning of Rum Ragged)

The circus is in town... but don't expect lions and tightrope walkers. This one has a hair aerialist and a pizza juggler who's eight months pregnant. We go behind-the-scenes of the contemporary comedy circus Off Balance with the show's creator and hair aerialist. (Martin Jones with Anahareo Doelle and Ariel Cronin)

The first funeral co-operative will soon be up and running in this province, with a public meeting held about it in Carbonear today. We reach two members of the Funeral Cooperatives Network of Quebec to find out how the meeting went... and how the co-op could cut funeral costs for members. (Martin Jones with steering committee and general manager Corey Jordan and David Emond, director of operations)

Look up, look way up! If those words mean something special to you, you probably grew up watching The Friendly Giant on CBC TV. We chat with a CBC Ottawa traffic reporter about a long ago meeting with Bob Homme, The Friendly Giant himself. (Krissy Holmes with Doug Hempstead)

A year ago today the media circus started in St. John's... and for two local reporters it's a journey that is still going. We explore the story behind reporting on the biggest story of the world this time last year. (Krissy Holmes with the CBC's Ryan Cooke and CBC/Radio Canada's Patrick Butler)

One year after the Titan tragedy, we dig into the latest from the Marine Transportation Safety Board... and explore why we still don't know if Titan was subject to federal government oversight. (Krissy Holmes with former Search and rescue coordinator Merv Wiseman)

A reverend without a church: We hear from the minister who says she quit her job with the United Churches in Gambo and Hare Bay before they fired her. She says it's all because of Pride events she had planned. (On The Go's Martin Jones with Reverend Dianne Crewe)

An inmate at Her Majesty's Penitentiary in St. John's says a rat gave birth inside the crotch area of his pants... while he was wearing them. (Krissy Holmes with the CBC's Jessica Singer)