The St. John's Morning Show

We all know the Blue Jays are in the World Series tonight - but for people who are just jumping on the bandwagon… what do you need to know? We get the breakdown from a full-time Jays fan who's also co-founder and coach at Premier Sports Academy in Paradise. (Guest-host Darrell Roberts with Noah Anderson)

If you're going for a walk or hanging out with friends, you might not think a graveyard would be the place. We meet up with two people who spend a lot of time doing restoration work around the province. (The Morning Show's Sarah Antle with Robyn Lacy and Ian Petty of Black Cat Cemetery Preservation)

Empowerment through the outdoors: We hear about a new program from the City of St.John’s that's building confidence for young girls. (The Morning Show's Katherine Crummey with outdoor field worker Katie Beck)

The Blue Jays take on the Dodgers in Game 1 of the World Series tonight. That means a lot of fans might have trouble focusing at work today. (Guest-host Darrell Roberts with Blue Jays fan Jocelyn Greene)

Do you decorate your house for Halloween with maybe some lights and a skeleton or two. Well, we can pretty well guarantee you’re nowhere close to what one woman in Conception Bay South is doing. She’s transformed her garage into an elaborate haunted house that’s open to the public… and has her daughter’s volleyball team come out and scare brave visitors. (The Morning Show's Laura Howells with Allison Granter)

Lorraine Michaels is a familiar name in this province. We hear about a new documentary focusing on her life story. (Guest-host Darrell Roberts with co-directors David Gosine and Allison Basha... and the film's subject Lorraine Michael)

Do you have a Halloween costume you want to make... but not sure how to pull it off? We sit down in the studio with a professional costume designer for his tips and ideas. (Guest-host Darrell Roberts with Keith Roberts)

Listeners of CBC radio might know Sandi Noseworthy from her time on the St. John's Morning Show or from her voice bringing us the news. Today, we paid tribute to Sandi on the show, who we lost a couple of weeks ago. We love you Sandi!!

There's two months to go until the 207th regatta, and for the first time in years, the event will take place in July instead of August. Our Morning Show reporter, Darrell Roberts, went down to Quidi Vidi Lake this morning to find out more.

Gerry Allan is a cancer survivor, and he's doing a 200km cycling challenge in Toronto next weekend. Him and his son Michael, who does it with him, joined us this morning to discuss.