How are you feeling about your job? Thinking about a career change? Today's show has got you covered. You'll hear from folks who decided to take a leap of faith in search of something new.
Today on the show we talk about groundbreaking business ideas and what it takes to get them off the ground. We will talk ideas, networking and mentorship -- all in the current economy.
Today on the show The Signal team brings you a climate change conversation about what's beneath our feet. We are talking geophysics: everything from sourcing the green economy, storing excess carbon, monitoring water resources, improving urban planning, ensuring integrity of power grids, and more!
Today on the show The Signal team brings you a climate change conversation about what's beneath our feet. We are talking geophysics: everything from sourcing the green economy, storing excess carbon, monitoring water resources, improving urban planning, ensuring integrity of power grids, and more!
Host Adam Walsh speaks with members of the St. John's Syrian community about the downfall of the regime of Bashar al-Assad and what comes next for Syria and Syrians.
Today's show zooms in on mental health and wellness for men and boys in Newfoundland and Labrador. We talk about the reality, challenges and what needs to change.
Join host Adam Walsh and some fantastic bakers for The Signal's annual 'baking for the holidays' show.
It's a Pride in December show. Host Adam Walsh speaks with folks in the 2SLGBTQ+ community across Newfoundland and Labrador about the holiday holiday season -- everything from chosen families and mental health supports to celebrations and joy.
Today's show looks at housing and homelessness through the eyes of a univeristy professor and his student. We dig into a course called "Homelessness and Social Control" and apply it to the reality in Newfoundland and Labrador.
It's a giving Tuesday show and we are asking: How are you giving this year? Are you donating to a charity? Are you giving time?
Today's show looks at the upcoming Newfoundland Quarterly winter issue and Newfoundland’s changing cultural identities. It touches on the early suffrage movement, the cod moratorium, first oil and the "Newfoundland Renaissance."
Memorial University is about to celebrate its centennial. Today on the show we chat with folks about graduates who went on to make a difference in Newfoundland and Labrador, and beyond.
Today's show talks politics with a panel of Newfoundland and Labrador MHAs. They talk about how top news stories are impacting the province and what their plans are to deal with them.
In light of a recent massive sexual exploitation case in St. John's, on today's show we find out whether we are doing enough to protect children and vulnerable people in Newfoundland and Labrador? Host Adam Walsh and guests drill into that question and give context, answers and possible solutions.
Today on the show we are taking a look at DIY home projects for fall and winter... Everything from winterizing your home to outdoor winter equipment prep and more.What DIY projects are you working on for fall and winter?
The holidays and a new year are just around the corner. For some of us that means indulgence but then doubling down on fitness goals. It doesn't have to be all or nothing. That's our conversation with today's guest Gill Whelan from Whelan Wellness.
It's day one of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence. Today on the show we talk about working towards a feminist future, free of gender-based violence. You'll hear from the folks at the YWCA and a strategic plan that aims to do just that.
Today's show chats about how technology is driving social, health, environmental, and community change in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Join host Adam Walsh and the gang live at the Breezeway at Memorial University for Social Enterprise Week. You'll hear from folks who have the want and the will to make a positive impact on their communities.
The word from Memorial University campus... Some Post-secondary student leaders talk about student life... the big issues and concerns for students this year.
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