The show starts today with an update on the emergency respsonse form Churchill Falls. Then the main topic is new entrepreneurs and folks who help cultivate success.
Live from Holy Spirit High School, host Adam Walsh speaks with students from this year's graduating class. They chat about their high school journeys, what's next and where they hope to head in life.
Check out today's gardening show, where guest Michael Murray of Murray's Garden Centre gives tips on watering in hot and dry weather.
The sun's out, presumably, and so is Newfoundland Quarterly's latest summer issue. We're hopping on board its ship of the imagination to come face to face with the world of science fiction reading and writing.
The sun's out, presumably, and so is Newfoundland Quarterly's latest summer issue. We're hopping on board its ship of the imagination to come face to face with the world of science fiction reading and writing.
Today's show comes to you from Rennie's River Elementary where host Adam Walsh speaks with folks about the next steps for school meals and why they're so important for students.
Join host Adam Walsh as he speaks with Mi'kmaw Elder Calvin White and his nephew Ivan White, chair of Indigenous Performing Arts N.L. They chat about history that was left out of books and teachings, and work being done to fix that.
Ahead of Father's Day, host Adam Walsh digs into some important growing questions with horticulturist Tim Walsh from Memorial University's Botanical Garden.
Comedian John Sheehan is here to laugh at your jokes, but first Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame Inductee Jason McCoy is on the line to talk about Ride for Dad Canada.
Join host Adam Walsh and a panel of folks who are all connected to politics. They drill into these questions: How do we value democracy? What is the personal cost of being in politics? How much should folks get paid?
Today's show speaks with people who are trying to build community care through their work, by helping folks in underrepresented communities feel seen and heard.
We don't moss around here because there's never a dill moment on The Signal's gardening day show. Host Adam Walsh speaks with Dan Rubin about his book, Sun, Seed & Soil: Tips and Techniques for a Northern Garden
On the heels of Mental Health Awareness Month, the conversation continues on The Signal. Today's panel will give you a bunch of perspectives on how to talk about mental health and addictions.
Join us today as we discuss ye old 17th century cookbook, do some cooking and talk about all things going on at the colony this summer.
It's Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month, and today is World MS Day. Today's show will have stories from folks living with multiple sclerosis and the latest info on research and treatments.
Today's conversation dives into what you can learn from travelling or living away from home and how it can change you.
The world is filled with flimsy appliances and devices that get thrown out the first time they stop working because repairing them is often impossible. That's where the right to repair comes into the picture.
Thirty-one percent of people in Newfoundland and Labrador are struggling to meet basic needs. That's a stat from this year's Vital Signs report on cost of living. Today's show digs into the report and breaks it all down for you.
Host Adam Walsh speaks with some of the folks involved in the making of the TV show The Missus Downstairs — joining him are Newfoundland and Labrador talents Mary Walsh, Dave Sullivan, Renee Hackett and Ruth Lawrence.
Today's show takes a look at Newfoundland and Labrador's housing crisis through homebuilding. Host Adam Walsh talks to industry leaders about where things are, where we need to be — and what might be getting in the way.
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