The Signal

Today's show focuses on a new housing report titled: Pull Together: Addressing Housing Insecurity in Newfoundland and Labrador. Host Adam Walsh speaks with the report's authors, as well as N.L. Housing Minister Fred Hutton

Today's show embraces spirituality, tradition and family by looking at both Lent and Ramadan. Host Adam Walsh speaks with guests about eveything from modern observances to family memories. 

A day after the release of the Newfoundland and Labrador budget, host Adam Walsh and a panel of folks dig into what the government's spending plans will mean for you and your community.

Today's show has a search and rescue theme. We talk to Greg Naterer, former dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science at Memorial University,  about his new memoir, which chronicles his 10-month search for his missing son, and host Adam Walsh speaks with search and rescue volunteers in Newfoundland and Labrador about the work they do.

Today's show continued breaking coverage of fish harvester protests at Confederation Building that caused the postponement of the provincial government's budget. 

Ahead of this weekend's Juno Awards, the show celebrates the love of music learning and teaching. Join host Adam Walsh as he chats with Juno nominees and winners about the role music can play in education. 

In the Lead up to World Puppet Day on March 21st, we had a gamut of local puppeteers and puppet makers on the show today to talk about their art, how they got into it, and how to hone their skills.

We will hear how the story of the golden carrot made a mi'kmaw language teacher rethink the way that the language is learned AND A Labrador beader's work is being shown internationally We'll hear about her work for Avatar: The Last Airbender

Today we are live at the Community Ideas Festival from the Emera Innovation Exchange. Join host Adam Walsh as he speaks with social innovators, change-makers and visionaries who want to improve the well-being of people and communities.

Today on the show we are talking about big edgy theatre from the edge of this big country we call Canada. The folks from Artistic Fraud will be in the studio to talk about the play 'Between Breaths' and the impact of theatre on communities and culture.