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It's TechNL Day on the show.

I've got three industry leaders here to talk tech and climate change. From what's happening now to the potential in the green transition.

Up first though, an update from the federal Office of the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship.

Constanza Safatle is currently her home country of Chile and wants to return to Canada, but is unable to. What’s the problem at hand?

Whether it's changes in finances work or love I've got just the guests for this conversation. We cant to hear from you and if you've already made big life changes we want to hear those stories as well.

Today on the show we will meet some folks recognized for their work around human rights. Namely the winners of this year's Human Rights Award.

Up first a check-in with Junior Achievement and the latest on the situation in Iran.

We are going to lift your spirits... so to speak.

Our guest is Peter Wilkins, author of the Newfoundland and Labrador Cocktail Book "The definitive guide to Cocktails across the province"

Up first, the festival of lights is just around the corner and I have just the person to talk about it.

Today on the show we hear from financial experts on provincial, federal, and global look ahead. First up, a chat with Leo Fury, the author of "The Good Thief"

It's the 25th anniversary of the human rights code being amended to include sexual orientation. We will talk about the activism that led to the change.

My guest here in studio... is Rhea Rollman, journalist and author of the soon to be published "A Queer History of Newfoundland:.

Up first though, a word about baking.

We've got a university prof and some students all ready to talk about issues and how to be part of solutions.

Up first, you may have heard in the news that another flight of Ukrainian newcomers is set to arrive, we will meet someone who has been helping with settling.

Today on the show Concerning Care; It's a CBCNL series that takes a closer look at home and respite care in this province, a province that has Canada's oldest population. Henrike Wilhelm is in studio to talk about it.

Today you will meet the staff of the MUSE, Memorial University's student-run newspaper.

You'll find out who they are and what they're covering. From tuition hikes to food insecurity and labor negotiations.

The goal is to find longer-term solutions to food insecurity. We will be joining a province-wide food program conversation that took place last weekend.

UP first, we check back in with Josh Menchions, a local comedian and friend of the show, who has a story to tell us.