The PC opposition's Barry Petten wants an emergency sitting of the legislature to try to help end the MUN professors' strike. Following this, we talk to a student who is studying at MUN's Harlow Campus and ask how the strike is affecting them. We then we hear from Garrett Barry at the picket lines.

One of the most interesting sales of the year happened last week. It didn't last long, and you probably missed it. It was a once in a lifetime chance to become a ghost hunter!

Heart Force One. That's the province's nickname for a health care pilot project to make a common heart procedure easier to access. We hear from the Clinical Chief of Cardiac Care at Eastern Health, Dr. Sean Connors.

Freelance journalist Justin Brake is starting up a new podcast about issues that matter in this province, it's called "Berrygrounds"

Dropping courses to avoiding crossing the picket line. We get the student perspective on the MUNFA strike.

Big news for a local music teacher, she's just been nominated for a Juno award. We speak with Susan Evoy.

Seniors in Witless Bay share their love of reading with kids at St Brendan's Elementary.

It's day two of the strike by MUN Faculty Association and hundreds are on the picket lines, hundreds of classes are cancelled. But hundreds of MUN employees are STILL required to cross the lines to go to work. Alison Coffin is a member of the Lecturers Union of Memorial University. She also teaches economics at MUN she's still reporting for work.

Peter McInnis is the president of the Canadian Association of University Teachers, and a history professor at St. Francis Xavier University.

Plenty of students, instructors and other employees still have to cross the picket lines set up on campus. That includes around 500 custodians, campus enforcement, food service workers, and maintenance staff who fall under the NAPE umbrella. For more on how the strike is impacting those workers, NAPE president Jerry Earle.