The St. John's Morning Show

Menopausal women represent the largest demographic of the province, but menopause can still be a taboo subject. That's why Cathy Hoyles and Courtney Rowsell decided to start the Menopause Foundation of NL.

Pat Griffin from the Oat Company is hoping to grow his business in other provinces, with the help of $58K in provincial funding.

Travel issues left her stuck in Labrador for most of last week, and Kellie Walsh enjoyed every minute of it. She talked about her ongoing collaboration with an Inuit youth choir, and her love of the Big Land.

Ahead of the 2025 municipal election, the city of St. John's is considering changes to the way it runs elections --- including the addition of electronic voting. Our Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts spoke with Mayor Danny Breen.

A team for everyone. The Regatta has a new open crew category, and it's open to all rowers, regardless of gender. In studio we were joined by Keith White from the Regatta Committee, Eddy St. Coeur from St. John’s Pride, and Emile Sop-co Sopkowe, a non-binary athlete in St. John's.

Celebrating the Bengali language! We spoke with Shaira Sultana Aishy of the Bangladeshi Cultural Community group this morning about what's planned tonight at the Breezeway. 

Proposed changes to the grade 7 to 9 curriculum have raised about the role of arts and languages in our schools. In studio this morning we were joined by Paul Dinn, the opposition critic of education, to discuss the issue.

Do you like doing pushups? How about...2,000 of them? Earlier today our Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts spoke with Sarah Hiscock, captain of team Marine Institute, who's trying to do that in less than a month....all for mental health.

The City of St. John's is putting extra effort into snow clearing this year, according to Mayor Danny Breen. We heard his response to complaints about blocked sidewalks and other issues.

What's the value of requiring students in this province to take French class? Steven Myles and Ryan Furlong are two teachers from this province who found their careers thanks to core French programs in their schools.