We speak with a mother and son who share some special memories.Ī new group gets mothers helping mothers. Mother's Day is just around the corner and we wanted to help spread the love around. We talk maternal mental health and an event this weekend to raise awareness. It's a joyous time in a person's life, but having a baby can also lead parents to experience mental health challenges. We hear from a researcher looking into the effect of aging on our listening abilities. Tonight, the symphony will become a science experiment. We hear how more newcomers are connecting with farmers to source oxtails, tripe, and other culturally important cuts of meat. It can be offal-y hard to eat nose-to-tail meat in this province, unless you can find the right farmer. We learn more from Lorraine Michael, who is hosting a Jane's Walk over the weekend. The little-known story of the vibrant Lebanese community in downtown St. We take a trip to Ferryland to visit the Colony of Avalon and see what they were cooking in the 17th century.ĭownload 17th Century Cooking at Colony of Avalon Two young Newfoundlanders reach the finals of a national speaking competition with deeply personal and compelling speeches.Ĭooking 400-year-old recipes in a 400-year-old kitchen. John's and learn why the founder says everyone is welcome to wear his designs. We hear about an African-inspired clothing line in St. We hear more about their upcoming information session planned on the topic. Seniors NL join us to talk about family and friends as caregivers for seniors and the rewards and challenges that role brings. We speak with one of those translators - local Ukrainian musician Brian Cherwick.Ī Holocaust survivor shares his story of escaping a Nazi ghetto and why we should be more vigilant against hatred and injustice. John's in their native tongue last night thanks to volunteer translators. She hits the East Coast Trail most every day with her best friend Stacey. We hear from some of this province's newest residents, and then we talk with the ANC about next steps. One hundred and sixty-six Ukrainians were given a warm welcome at St. We speak with the gas price watcher Dan McTeague. This province's system of setting maximum prices doesn't seem to be helping consumers. We headed to the retirement home to capture the special moment. We find out what that means for one local dairy farmer.Īfter writing letters to each other over the last few months, some seniors and grade 6 students in St. We catch up with the wandering walrus and hear from some spectators, as well as a local biologist.Ĭosts for farmers are soaring. We hear why the province thinks a breakdown of fuel prices could help.įrom Middle Cove Beach to Quidi Vidi. That's what the provincial government is promising with planned changes to the Petroleum Products Act.
John’s tonight.īetter information, but not lower prices. We talk to Chief Mi’sel Joe and filmmaker Chris Aylward about a documentary screening here in St.
Turning the history of the Beothuk people on its head. The trunk of a dead oak tree has been given new life on the property at Government House thanks to the work of a man and his chainsaw. We speak with the Coalition of Persons with Disabilities NL. Many persons with disabilities in this province are living near the poverty line.and the rising cost of living isn't making things any easier. John's.ÂĪ new national organization says single seniors are getting nailed by income taxes.while senior couples get many tax breaks they don't. We meet some Ukrainians - and their pets - who are settling here in St.
We walk, talk, and pick up some trash with St. John's is looking for provincial and federal help. The rising price of gas is wreaking havoc on the Metrobus budget. We hear from people who vowed not to wash after shaking hands with the royals of the past. Ahead of next week's royal visit, we head to the mall to chat about the monarchy.
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