The St. John's Morning Show

Dana Reid took the pain of her divorce and turned it into a song to help her heal. She told us about that new song this morning, which will make its debut this weekend.

Stacey Button left her family and nursing job in rural Newfoundland to become a travel nurse. She says she was overworked and unsupported in rural Newfoundland. The Morning Show's Jessica Singer brought us that story.

The City of St. John's wants to see as many as four thousand new housing units built over the next ten years. The CBC's Lukas Wall has been looking into the details of that plan, and he joined us in studio to break it down.

Baseball NL wants people to "Step up to the Plate" this year. That's the name of their new campaign to get more people picking up the bat and ball, especially girls, people in rural areas and those with exceptionalities. We spoke with Kristyn Coley, Minor Committee Chair for Baseball NL.

It's been 15 years since the Newfoundland-based movie Crackie was released. Tuesday, as a fundraiser for the Resource Centre for the Arts, Crackie will be playing at the LSPU Hall. We speak with actor Meghan Greeley, who played aspiring hairdresser Mitsy.

More than a year after winning their human rights case, the Churchills say no systemic changes have been made to deaf education.

A proposed new roundabout in the area is the cause of some conflict between developer Danny Williams and the City of St. John's. Williams maintains that a traffic signal is enough, while the City says a roundabout is required. He spoke with Radio-Canada's Patrick Butler about the issue this morning.

George Karaganis is Senior Ice Forecaster with the Canadian Ice Service. He predicts that we'll see dramatically less ice off our coast this year.

Dozens of naval reservists from across the country took a chilly dip this past weekend as part of a Canadian Forces Naval Reserve diving exercise at the St. Philips Marina. CBC's William Ping was there and had a chance to speak with some of them before their dive.

When your muscles ache, you’re stressed out, and you’re not sleeping well, life can be a challenge. Samantha Lyver-Foley is a Registered Massage Therapist at Essential Chiropractic in Mount Pearl. She told us about the benefits of a good massage.