We'll go back to the by-gone days with our good friend Dutch Thompson. To mark St.David's Day, he'll have stories of slate and coal mining, nannies and Welsh cider.

"The Edwardian Island through a Camera's Lens-The landscape of W.S Louson" is an exhibit on now at the Confederation Centre art gallery. It shows the works of an amateur photographer who saw many of his photos of PEI, end up in early postcards of the Island. We'll pay a visit to the gallery to speak with the curator of the exhibit, Harry Holman.

Millie King says she hopes people are inspired by her fight to get more supports for her daughter who has schizophrenia. Listen in to hear about her five year battle, and what she thinks of where things stand now with the province government.

Imagine you're driving down the highway, when suddenly your sunroof shatters above you. It's what happened to one PEI couple recently, and as it turns out, hundreds of other Canadian drivers. Steve Bruce will bring us that story.

Good food...good music....good laughs...and a good mystery. Ruby Arsenault of Palmer Road will tell us about a real community production taking place this Friday and Saturday night called "Mystery at the Lumber Camp."

Islander, Eric Payne, has been named captain of the "Soldier On" national sledge hockey team. They are taking part in an international competition later this week...will be practising with NHL alumni...and will be the guests of the NHL at a game in Washington. He'll be by with all the details.

Peter Gallant reflects on his experience as head coach of South Korea's women's curling team. An olympic silver medal for South Korea... and incredible memories.

The National Farmer's Union has concerns about a new organization on PEI that says it's goal is to educate Islanders about where their food comes from. Farm and Food Care PEI received provincial funding to help promote farming on the Island.

After a P.E.I. high school student ended up in hospital staff got students together to remind them to take it easy scented products. Rob Dickson creates care plans for people with environmental illnesses. He explains why it is time for all of us to have a look at what products we are wearing.

Islander Mark Stevenson teaches in a Florida community about two hours from Parkland. He says he would quit his job before carrying a gun into a classroom. We talked to him just after his own school was on lockdown after gunshots were being fired nearby.