The St. John's Morning Show

The MUN Students' Union says there are a number of health and safety concerns with Memorial University's tunnel system. These issues range from leaky roofs, asbestos warning signs, broken safety alarms and much more. The Morning Show's Sarah Antle joined MUNSU's Executive Director Nicolas Keough in the tunnels to discuss this further.

Holly O'Neill, a 25-year-old from St. John's, has been playing soccer professionally all over the world the last few years. Most recently, she signed with a professional team in Chiba, Japan. Holly joined us on the line to talk about the experience so far.

The Year of The Arts Women’s Play Festival will be sharing original stories written by Newfoundland women over 12 days. Jenn Deon joined us in studio to tell us more.

The Registered Nurses Union says only a small number of nursing positions have been filled and concerns are raising about recruitment. Yvette Coffey, president of the Registered Nurses Union, joined us on the line to tell us more about these concerns.

On September 21 the Canadian Federation of University Women will be hosting a open house where you can learn about their advocacy group and tune into a talk about homelessness in the province. To give us more details we were joined in studio by Janet O'Brien, local CFUW president, and Grace Hollett, vice-president of international relations for CFUW national.

Portugal Cove-St. Phillips has purchased four electric trucks and two SUV's in order to reduce their carbon footprint. Jody Murray, Portugal Cove-St. Phillips chief administrative officer took reporter Zach Goudie out for a drive to learn more.

Get ready for the ghoulish and the ghastly. In folklorist Dale Jarvis' new book, he takes a look into the haunted buildings of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Provincial road signs are helpful for travelers and tourists, but what happens when these signs fall into disrepair? Our morning show reporter Darrell Roberts reached out to concerned citizen Gerard Doran, who's been keeping a tab of road signs in need of repair.

Mick Davis & Thin Love's song "Vibrations" got to the top of the chart on the CBC Music Top 20 last week. He joined the line to talk about this experience.

Belles With Balls, a local group that supports ovarian cancer research and education, will hold its "Lady Ball" gala this week to raise awareness and funds for organizations to help women affected by and at risk of this disease. Bonnie Morgan and Alana Walsh-Giovannini, co-chairs of Belles With Balls NL, joined us in studio to share more details about this event.