The St. John's Morning Show

Last week we spoke with activist Gemma Hickey before they left for Seattle, the day after Trump's executive orders declaring that the US government does not recognize gender-neutral identities. The Morning Show's Sarah Antle reached out to Gemma for an update.

After years of fertility issues and treatments, a Conception Bay North woman is pregnant, only to be faced with a breast cancer diagnosis. Keri-Lynn Cramm shared her story with us in studio.

A long-awaited high school for the town of Paradise is increasingly within reach, after ministers announced Friday that a piece of land on Dianne Whelan Drive will be its home. Erin Furlong is part of the Parents for Paradise High committee. She joined us with her reaction.

St. John's new hockey team now has a name and a logo! It was announced last week that the club will be called the Newfoundland Regiment. We got reaction from dedicated local hockey fan John Riche.

Velvet night club is closing down next month, meaning one less performance space for local drag. Drag queen Tara Nova talked about how the closure will impact the community.

36 years and counting, featuring women's films from all over the world! Submissions for this year's St. John's International Women's Film Festival are open. Executive Director Jenn Brown told us all about it.

Jeremy Kronick co-authored a report saying one approach to making housing more affordable is by investing in smaller cities in order to encourage population growth. He talked about what that could look like for this province.

Pierre Poilievre says he's not aware of more than two genders and the government should leave questions of gender identity alone. Colt Politte is the the executive director of 2SLGBTQ+ charity, Quadrangle NL. He have us his thoughts on those comments.

Calling all cake creators and pastry perfectionists! The Great Canadian Baking Show is on the road, doing open casting calls for Season 9. They will be in St. John’s on February 1st. We got all the details from Meredith Veats, the head of casting at Proper Television, and the casting director for the Great Canadian Baking Challenge.

Malanka is a traditional Ukranian new year's celebration/winter celebration. Brian and Maria Cherwick stopped by the studio to talk about their upcoming annual Malanka celebration this Sunday at the Ship Pub.