The Signal

Unearthed.... A series examining the connections of enslaved Black people in this province.

I've got three students lined from CNA's Journalism program... Plus a couple of instructors you already know... The point? To talk about media in today's world... and its future...

It's Tech NL Day here on the show, a day when we dive into Silicon Harbour and explore 10,000 leagues of tech talk.

We'll will start with perspectives on immigration within the sector. How welcoming is this place? Are there barriers? What's working? What's not?

Also on the show a tech CEO saying it's the Irrational Ones who Drive Progress. We'll have that rationalization in the second half.

Today we are heading to Churchill Falls for a tour like no other. 50 years since first power, we will hear about the falls themselves, the creation of the hydroelectric plant, and the community around it. The CBC's John Gaudi will be our tour guide

Today the show brings you a discussion on the impact of climate change on this province's environment, infrastructure, and citizens. There's a lot to take in so buckle up

Today is Feed NL Day and part of our holiday campaign where we make the season kind. We will look at food insecurity in this province, as well as possible solutions.

Up first today, a chat about supporting accessibility and inclusion in this province.

Today the Mummers ARE allowed in.

We are talking all about this year's Mummers Festival and some of this province's tradiitons, including the Inuit tradition of Nalujuk Night.

On today on the show we are talking about teaching teachers. The topic is racism and anti racism, and

how do we better equip people for conversations on this?

But first, another episode of the CBC series 'Fed Up' is available just in time for Feed NL day.

Today we take a look at local businesses and resilience, because lets face it, we've been through a lot in the past couple of years.

And resilience is a word that fits rather well with how we are surviving. It fits so well that the Board of Trade just had a Business Resilience Awards Show and we've got some award winner lined up.

But first we head to Mount Pearl where some students are stuffing a bus... with kindness.

Today on the show we are talking about how vulnerable people are treated in the justice system.

Last month, CBC investigates brought you the story of Shanna Halleran. Ariana Kelland joins me today to talk about how Halleran's story is just one example of how women with complex needs are treated.

But first we will check in with the Community Food Sharing Association for this year's Make the Season Kind holiday campaign.