The Signal

Today on the show Adam digs into a conversation about mental health in N.L. for Mental Illness Awareness Week. He speaks with folks about everything from services for newcomers to the province's efforts to improve its system and the range of support it provides.

We start the show with a word about Kids Eat Smart and the effects of inflation on the school food program. Then we have a range of voices to talk about foster families in N.L.

Today on the show we start with an update about the local standup comedy scene in and around St. John's -- hint, it's thriving. And then it's gardening day with guest Dave Goodyear, plus a chat towards the end about a home solar power hookup.

Today the show starts with info on nominations for this year's "NL Human Rights Award." Then the privacy commissioner sits down with Adam for "Right to Know Week". They talk about access to information and why it is so important for a democracy and good governance.

We start the show with award-winning photographer Ting Ting Chen and a word on her new book. Then the rest of the show focuses on nominees and winners of the YWCA's "Circle of Distinction Awards". Our anchor guest was

Today on the show Adam starts with a word about the Rocky Harbour Storytelling Festival. The it's gardening day and Adam is joined by new gardening guest Meghan McCarthy. On top of the regular gaardening questions, they dig into a fungal affliction that's causing some plants to go to sleep early.

It's the final day of climate week on the show and we were live at the Johnson Geo Centre. Adam spoke with folks from Memorial Univeristy about carbon capture utilization and storage, as well as about a provincial climate collective of young folks.

Climate week continues on the show. Adam starts with a conversation about ecological grief with Ashlee Cunsolo, vice-provost, of Memorial University's Labrador Campus. Then Adam chats with a panel of young folks about climate action -- they touch on activism, work in STEM and education.

Today on the show climate week continues with a chat about environmental policy and a look ahead to COP 28 in Dubai with professor Angela Carter. And then it's gardening day with special guest Michael Murray who answers the regular gardening questions while also spending time on gardening through a climate lens.

It's day three of climate week on the show. First up we bring you details on carbon capture and a lecture taking place for Science Literacy Week. Then Adam is joined by Ashley Smith, the owner and manading director of Fundemental Inc. They talk about climate action at the community level -- eveything from resilience to adaptation and mitigation.