The Signal

Up first; are you a NON-student? If you are boy do I have a course for you and not just one hundreds.

Today on the show I've got my luck rabbit's foot, I'm being careful with this mirror in my hand and I'm knocking on wood that things will work out. In case you haven't guessed today's main topic is all about superstitions.

Canada plans to export Hydrogen to Germany by 2025 and a deal low on details was signed in Stephenville this week. Garret Barry chats in studio. Plus we chatted with Mallory Johnson about her new single "Married".

We are talking about culture and asking you what have you learned or taught about your culture? Why is that important for you? My guest is Monika Rumbolt, a visual artist who identifies as Inuk from Nunatukavut.

First up we had the head of the province's Single Parent Association on.

Joining us on the line again from Toronto is Valerie Tarasuk a professor with the Department of Nutritional Sciences at the University of Toronto to talk about food security.

It is TechNL Day here on the show. You will hear how 3-d printing can be used to make lifesaving medical devices. Do you want to grow your business? Maybe you need a coach or mentor for that.

It's a very special Gardening Day on CrossTalk. We will take your questions but we will also talk about a new exhibit called Grounded in Memory. It explores connections we have with plants and memories through smells, touch, taste and floral displays.

Music, it's the shorthand of emotion. Today on the show we are looking at the role music can play in enhancing health and wellbeing? And we are asking you how has music impacted your life and health?

Newfoundland and Labrador has a really vibrant comics community, not just reading but creating,

and it has had for around fifty years at least. So for today's show we're going to speak with some of the bright stars of the group to see what they do and how the heck they do it.

Today on the show we are diving into the world of thrifting and community thrift stores And we are asking guests, how does thrifting benefit local communities? And what's the insider scoop on finding deals or treasures during a visit? Thrifting. It's not just for Macklemores.

Today on the show, we will be talking about autism, how to create autism-friendly communities and how we can all do better at embracing neurodiversity.

Today on the show, it's gardening day on the phone-in. Our guest is Todd Boland.

We're also going to have a chance to learn a bit about the work of the Schizophrenia Society of Newfoundland and Labrador. They've got a big anniversary concert coming up, so we'll hear all about that as well.