The Signal

With fears of a fentanyl tainted drug supply and a spike in overdoses in recent weeks, today The Signal talks about drug use, stigma and harm reduction. It asks what steps need to be taken in this province to save lives? The show starts with associate producer Amanda Gear who inroduces us to a married couple traveling across Canada to raise money and awareness for youth who struggle with mental health and addictions.

Adam chats with country music singer/songwriter Mallory Johnson about her trip home to N.L. and summer gigs. Then veterinarian Maggie Brown Bury stips by to answer general pet care questions and give tips.

Today on the show we chat about a new library for the LGBTQ community. Then we dig into N.L. history with Ted Rowe, the author of "Mischief in High Places: The Life and Times of Sir Richard Squires".

It's gardening day on the show and we start with a farm-to-table chat about recipes in "The Grounds Café: Seasonal Dishes from Murray's Century Farm". Then Lisa McBride is our guest for a homestead edition of gardening day.

Today's show is in two parts. In the first half, the show finds out about a program designed to keep kids safe from predators in the offline and online world. In the second half, we speak with Darrell Steele from the metal detector club Diggin the Rock and we ask callers: what weird and wonderful finds have you come across when on the beach, in the woods or at a yard sale?

Summer is whipping by but there's loads of time left to do stuff. On today's show we ask folks for some bucket list N.L. things to do before before the start of fall.

The show starts with the 30th anniversary of "Shakespeare By the Sea". Then it pivots to pop culture and what folks are watching on the big screen and the flat screen this summer. From "Barbenheimer" to "Beef" Adam and pop-culture expert Sandra Mills cover it all.

The show starts with Jeffery Bourne, the executive diretor of U-Turn recover in Carbonear, and a conversation around progress in mental health and addictions treatment in the province. Then the show dives into the world of justice. It looks at access to family and civil law, and what gets in the way.

Today on the show we remember the falllen of Afghanistan and then it's gardening day.

Michael Murray is here for all you green thumbs.

The show starts with local songwriter Jason Normore who talks about a new tune of his that brings some dreamy summer energy. Then the show dives into a new exhibit at The Rooms called "Tying the Knot." Guest Maureen Peters curated the exhibit and is Adam's guest.