The largest women’s health study has reported what happened to women taking hormonal replacement to treat menopausal symptoms for up to 20 years. Its findings are expected to have a big impact on how hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia and brain fog are treated.  On The Go's Health columnist brings us that story. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel)

Memorial University wants to position itself as a global leader when it comes to designing and implementing equity, diversity, inclusion and anti-racism programs and policies. With details about the first EDI-AR International Conference, we speak with a professor at the School of Social Work who's also Memorial's inaugural vice-provost Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Anti-Racism. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Delores Mullings)

It used to be a family business.... but some families don't want to be in the funeral business anymore. That's why two funeral homes in this province will soon be turned into co-ops, owned and operated by local shareholders. We reach the development manager with the Funeral Cooperatives Network to find out how it works. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with David Emond)

The bees are coming for our dandelions... and it would be a shame if your yard left them disappointed. We reach the president of the NL Beekeeping Association to hear about how we can all be upstanding bee friendly citizens during "No Mow May." (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Donna House)

We're not out of the woods with the spruce budworm just yet. On Thursday we heard from a group of researchers who are studying the species from a cultural and social perspective. Today, we speak with an ecologist who's studying how we can mitigate the destruction caused by those moths. (Todd O'Brien with Dr. Shawn Leroux)

We look back at the life of Rex Murphy with the president and senior landscape architect with Tract Consulting, who was a long-time friend. (Todd O'Brien with Neil Dawe)

It's iceberg season... so we reach a project manager and engineer with C-CORE to find out you how you can stay on top of all the icy giants that will be gracing our shores this year. (Todd O'Brien with Kelly Dodge)

In one corner we have Uber... and now in the other we have Kabby. Ridesharing just got even more competitive in Newfoundland and Labrador. We hear from the co-founders of the newest addition to transportation services. (Todd O'Brien with Haris Barkie and Frank Nie)

Comedy at the St. John's Arts and Culture Centre tomorrow will be Hotz - that's Jeremy Hotz. The Canadian comedian brings his new touring show to St. John's. On the way, he and his faithful companion Shack dropped by the On The Go studio. (Todd O'Brien with Jeremy Hotz)

A runway at St. John's International Airport is being resurfaced this summer. We talk pavement and what it means for passengers with the director of Infrastructure and Planning for the airport. (Todd O'Brien with Scott Mercer)