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We have diver Tony Merkle here in studio to talk about the dive to find the plane, as well as other wrecks around this province. But first we speak with Josh Menchions, the headliner and organizer of The Super Happy Fun Time Comedy Show happening this weekend.

As the northeast Avalon tries to dry out from post-tropical storm Earl, we've got someone to talk about how we build and why that needs to change. And it's gardening day, we have special guest David Goodyear here from the homestead at Flatrock. First up calling for nominations for this year's Human Rights Awards. Joining us is Hilary Hennessey with the NL Human Rights Commission.

From the great resignation to quiet quitting. Office culture is going through a lot change and today on the show I have a tech panel to talk about that.

But first, revisiting history for a new look at the Colony of Avalon.

Today on the show remembering Queen Elizabeth. She was Canada's head of state and the longest-reigning British monarch. We are asking you what are your thoughts about her life and what she meant to you, the country and globally.

We went live on location at the MacMorran Community Centre to find out all the programs and services they offer to the community.

Can you drink it from the tap?

Or are you one of the roughly 1 in 10 of this province under a boil water advisory?

We've got country recording artist Justin Fancy on the line to talk about a new single of his. Today on the show we are digging into root cellars. That means history, folklore, food security, and root cellars 2.0. There's a renaissance going on and today we are talking about why roots cellars are "cool again". Got a root cellar? Want one? Got a story about one?

You will hear about the adventures of a kayaking historian and his kayak-eye world perspective. It's day one of the sugary beverage tax. The provincial government says it's about improving health and wellness.

Opponents feel it unfairly targets the poor and that it's a tax grab. Today on the show I want to know what do you think about the new sugar-sweetened beverage tax?

But first....

Up first; they just might be the first people to have ridden the Trans Labrador Highway on a pair of electric motorcycles. Wildfires, heatwaves, droughts, flooding, near and far. Extreme weather has been dominating headlines this summer. That's got this show thinking about climate change. Today we are asking you what more should we be doing to mitigate and adapt to climate change.

Today we have two parts to the show; It is of course gardening day and that's coming up in part two.

We had not one but two guests, one in Labrador the other in metro. First up though a conversation with a member of Ukrainian family who arrived here in June.