The Signal

Starting today, 'The Signal' will start a new conversation, but we're building on the existing foundation. We felt the name 'Crosstalk' didn't quite fit anymore due to format changes. So on top of live calls, we've brought back separate interviews, and we plan to regularly bring the show on location. Today's show is broadcasted live from The Rooms, with help from musical guests The Swinging Belles.

It's a fitness show today!

But up first, Labrador Morning is 70 years old! Happy birthday!

Births, deaths, newcomers, and the rural/urban divide. What does it all mean for the employment market, and the future of this province?

Up first though, a new local music video just dropped and we are going to talk about it.

Today on the show, we're talking about language. How the language we speak from an early age affects us.

Are you planning on quitting and want to know how? Are you struggling to quit? We have some tips for the experts.

But first, a chat about fresh eyes on local photography.

What's been the importance of skilled trades in Newfoundland and Labrador? And what part will they play in for our future?

Up first, remembering those who lost their lives in the Ocean Ranger tragedy 41 years ago.

First up we talk balloons! Not the one's being shot down, but the space balloon in Antarctica. We chat with Susan Redmond at the McMurdo station. Following this we talk about cooking for love, with culinarian Andrea Maunder

We are taking time to celebrate radio!

And to do so we will hear from community radio voices across the province.

Today on the show we are talking art.

Two new exhibits debuting at The Rooms, works that look at queer identity as folks navigate the future and reckon with the past.

First up though, a local comedian has first out of province show coming up.

Today on the show, the cost of living. We speak with Nicole Dawe (Community Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador), Katie Greene (United Way N-L), and Erin Cluett (Canadian Red Cross). Following this we chat with Alana Doucette and Lena Frampton from the Facebook group "I Dies For Deals," about finding ways to save on the items you buy.