The Signal

Today on the show we dig into a recent "child poverty report card" for Newfoundland and Labrador. Host Adam Walsh speaks with the folks behind the report, going over details with a focus on lived experience and regional perspectives.

Anthony Germain, host of On the Go is hanging up the headphones. So today he sits down with The Signal host Adam Walsh to talk about his career and take questions from folks.

We are celebrating Everyday heroes and celebrating what we love about the women in our lives not necessarilly because of achievement, but rather who they are and how they make you feel.

Today's show explores the concept of a "just transition" and what kind of leadership is needed to green the economy in a way that moves everyone forward.

International Women's Day celebrates the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. But those achievements don't come without pushback. On today's show, host Adam Walsh speaks with a panel of women about the issues they still face and about the challenges and possible solutions to achieve gender equality.

Today's show looks to this year's grow season and has some expert advice on planning for gardening success. Tim Walsh, nursery manager for Memorial Univerity's Botanical Garden is host Adam Walsh's guest and takes calls from green thumbs across N.L. 

Whether it's this province's social systems or its healthcare systems, you will find social workers in essential positions across the board. For this year's Social Work Month, host Adam Walsh speaks with social workers across the province to find out why they got into the profession and what they do in their current positions.

It's the first Friday of the month which means it's trivia day on The Signal. Join host Adam Walsh and his CBC colleague John Gushue as they stump callers with a fresh round of tricky questions.

For today's show, host Adam Walsh and crew visit the social enterprise Again & Again and speak to folks who support the Home Again Furniture Bank and who work to end what's known as "furniture poverty" on the northeast Avalon Peninsula.

Join host Adam Walsh as The Signal continues its Black History Month conversations. Today, a panel examines the workplace experience, including new employee and management perspectives, networking and allyship