The Signal

Join host Adam Walsh and his guest David Goodyear from the homestead at Flatrock for the latest gardening show. David tells Adam all about tips and techniques for a productive home garden. 

Today's show asks folks what it's like to trade urban life for rural. It also looks at the impact migration can have on communities — including local reaction and economic development.

Join host Adam Walsh as he speaks with singer, songwriter and performer Ana Luisa Ramos about her latest album, Solaris. Ana also invited some of her musician friends for a conversation on making music in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Join host Adam Walsh as he speaks with four authors who all happen to be women in mid-life who put their writing aside for other commitments and responsibilities. The conversation is about their books and their experiences as debut authors at this time in their lives.

Host Adam Walsh speaks with members of the Newfoundland and Labrador Chinese community about the theme of this year's Asian Heritage Month — Preserving the Past, Embracing the Future: Amplifying Asian Canadian Legacy.

Join host Adam Walsh and Newfoundland and Labrador's godfather of gardening, Ross Traverse, for the kickoff to gardening season. You'll hear all the tips you need to get things growing.

May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, so on today's show host Adam Walsh speaks with experts and callers about how to share the road safely.

It is trivia day on the show! The first Friday of every month is trivia day. It's an hour of something different for you to get away from the headlines and have some fun thinking about the answers to John's trivia questions. 

Join host Adam Walsh as he speaks with municipal leaders from across Newfoundland and Labrador. You'll hear about how communities are doing, the issues that matter to them and what work is underway for change. 

Today's show looks at the making of The Forgotten Warriors, a documentary that tells the story of a nine-day hunger strike by Mi'kmaw activists in 1983. Host Adam Walsh speaks with first-time filmmaker Noel Joe and producer Roger Maunder.