The Signal

We're talking about photographs and memories. Old photos and why we love them so much. What can we learn from images of the past?

Campaign College is a program aimed to teach women and gender diverse individuals to run a political campaigns by removing barriers that discourage many from participating in politics. The program is aimed at promoting diversity in democracy and elevating marginalized voices.

Mothers day is just around the corner and we want to help you prepare to ‘wow’ your moms on the big day with a homemade treat. From sweet treats to beautiful breads. What's your specialty, or not so specialty?

Do you want to volunteer in your community? Don't know how to get invovled?... On todays show we are talking about a National Action Strategy for Volunteerism.

The show focuses in on vaping and hears how it's impacting young people. It also talks about prevention and quitting. We started the show with an interview about National Canadian Film Day and a screening of the 2022 Inuit science fiction film "Slash/Back".

The show takes a flight into the land of travel this spring. We chat with travel agents and frequent travellers about the the ins and outs of getting around for vacations these days. We also talk about some of our favourite trips.

The show dives into the critical role reviews play in the arts world and speaks with reviewers about the craft and how the arts will be worse off without critical eyes. The show also speaks with Broadcast host Paula Gale about a protest over crab prices at Confederation Building. Plus, we check in with the Sri Lankans Association of Newfoundland.

The show hears from folks across the province who explain what's happening in their regions with housing and homelessness. Then the conversation turns to possible solutions.

The show hears from folks across the province who explain what's happening in their regions with housing and homelessness. Then the conversation turns to possible solutions.

The show digs into resettlement and asks how it has impacted the province. From the fate of Gaultois back to the final days of Merasheen in the late 60s