The Signal

There are folks calling for a much longer recreational food fishery in Newfoundland and Labrador — and then there are others who say that would cause problems. Today on the show, host Adam Walsh talks to guests and takes calls from across the province on an issue many people have an opinion on.

Today's show asks what will it take to end homelessness? We have voices from N.L. as well as across the country and even Finland who give us their best answers on what is working today that could help to end homelessness.

Today's show dives into accessibility during the winter. Is progress being made? What's the reality for folks in the disabled community? What needs to change? We cover it all.

Today's show dives into climate change policy in Newfoundland and Labrador. Joining host Adam Walsh are the minister of environment and climate change, and representatives from the province's two opposition parties. They talk about current policies, what needs to change, and the future of oil and gas.

Today on the show, host Adam Walsh talks to a mortgage specialist and two Realtors about the ins and outs of home buying — from gauging affordability to moving day.

We live in an increasingly high-tech world. Whether it's cybersecurity or advances in artificial intelligence in our lives, there are privacy concerns. Today on the show, Newfoundland and Labrador's privacy commissioner is Adam Walsh's guest to talk about all of it.. 

Today's show takes you to a big traditional Nigerian wedding. You'll hear about why it may be the first of its kind in N.L. and why it was so important to the local community. 

Today on the show host Adam Walsh takes a university class on criminology and looks at the changing role of policing in today's world. Joining him is a university professor and some students who are studying the topic. 

It's a special Valentine's Day show and host Adam Walsh shares love for some local authors. He speaks with folks in the running for the Newfoundland and Labrador Public Libraries' "must-read book of the year".