The St. John's Morning Show

St. John's Pride is reflecting on this year's pride festival, and beginning its plans for next year. Board chair Eddy St. Coeur stopped by to talk about how things went this year, and the purpose of this coming Sunday's annual general meeting.

On this week's edition of Foodie Friday, we sent the CBC's Katherine Crummey out to Stone Ducky in Bay Bulls. She spoke with owner Kirk Benoit.

Welcoming a child into the world can be a beautiful and monumentally stressful experience. That's why Kelia Cadigan created The Harbour, a paid membership support group for moms. She joined us on the line to talk about it.

You might know Tom Green from his comedy... you might know him for his delicious cheese sandwiches. We caught up with the comedian to talk about his upcoming shows in the province.

Johnny Nichol, who performed under the name Reign Michaels, has died at the age of 30. The drag community is doing a fundraiser for the family, and a tribute show on Friday. Fellow drag queens Divine Diamond, Misty Manifest, and Ophelia Delight joined us in studio to reflect on Reign's legacy.

A report released by the 2024 members' compensation review committee recommends MHAs make an annual salary of $120,000, about a $25,000 increase from their current salaries. The Canadian Taxpayers' Federation is one group that's opposing the pay increase. We spoke with their Atlantic Director, Devin Drover.

Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts stopped by this year's Canadian Home Builders’ Association’ Housing Forum yesterday. After the show, he spoke with Curtis Mercer, president of K & P Contracting Limited, and St. John's city councillor Ron Ellsworth. They offered their thoughts on easing the housing crunch.

October means Thanksgiving, Halloween and fall colours. But it's also the season where respiratory illnesses return. House Doctor Peter Lin joined us to go over the most common viruses and ways to keep them from ruining your fall fun.

It's dubbed as the "largest single-breed horse show in the world," and an equestrian from this province is putting her skills to the test. We spoke with western rider Katrina Butler about her experiences at the All-American Quarter Horse Congress in Ohio. 

Iranians in St. John's are shaken after a young woman’s life was violently cut short in what was supposed to be her new home. Her death leaves behind a trail of questions, sorrow and a community determined to bring her home. The CBC's Ariyana Gomes brought us that story.