The St. John's Morning Show

Get some tips on making that half-empty glass, half-full instead. We spoke with two members of the Positive Thinkers Club this morning; President Deanna Hann and founder Dave Rudofsky.

Doug Legge has been a lineman for over 30 years, starting with Newfoundland Power in St. John's, and transferring to Florida Power in 2002. Now, he's retired, but Doug still picks up shifts to help out the storm team, aiding power restoration after weather events like Hurricane Milton. The Morning Show's Sarah Antle spoke with Doug from Orlando yesterday, when he was waiting to assess the damage. 

Our Morning show reporter Darrell Roberts visited a new haunted villa in town, called the Slaughter Shack. This new attraction is from one of the people behind the long-running Harbour Haunt, and it's opening this evening on Stavanger Drive in St. John's.

Chris Ryan died suddenly on Monday. He was 38 years old. Dozens of musicians have taken to social media to share tributes for Chris Ryan. The Morning Show's Lukas Wall and Sarah Antle spoke with a few of those musicians. Jeremy Goulding, Rachel Cousins, and Carolina East shared their memories with the late singer.

Today we were joined by some guests who put the TERROR in TERRIFYING, with three old-timey radio plays.

Ladies Who Lunch Productions are bringing us Three Tales of Terror at the St. John's Elks Club next week. Three of the performers popped by for a visit today, as well as Philip Goodridge, who is a cast member and the writer of all three tales. Thea Morash, Lynn Panting, and Mark White are performers.

Ottawa has announced that it will make the site of the taxation centre in St. John's available to housing developers in a few years. The CBC's Mark Quinn spoke with Doug Pawson from End Homelessness St. John's and Hope Jamieson, a housing researcher and consultant.

RNC is warning of a new phone scam on the Northeast Avalon, but this time customers are being billed through their cell phone provider. Constable James Cadigan told us what the RNC is doing about the scam, and what someone should do if they receive this call.

Some mothers of students at Goulds Elementary are upset over an incident that occurred on a bus ride to school. It left some kids injured and upset, and they're blaming the bus driver. We spoke with Crystal Budden, a mom of two kids who attend Goulds Elementary.

Holy Cross women's soccer team are going for their third straight Jubliee Trophy, which is handed out to the top amateur-level women's team in the country. The Morning Show's Lukas Wall reached out to centre midfielder Abby Evans yesterday in Surrey, B.C.

Memorial University likely won't get a passing grade on its enrolment numbers for this year. MUN provost and vice president academic, Jennifer Lokash, joined us to explain the drop, and what it means for the university.