The iconic Sheila's Brush mural is back on display, in a new location. In the studio this morning we were joined by some of the people involved in the restoration process of the mural. Helen Gregory is the artist who originally created Sheila's Brush, Diana Daly rescued it from the trash, and Gary Taylor is an artist who worked with Helen to restore the mural to its original form.

At some St. John's Pride events this year, ASL interpreters were on stage to help make everything more accessible. Our Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts wanted to know how the interpreters prep for the gig, so he spoke with St. John's Pride Chair Eddy St. Coeur, ASL interpreter Heather Crane, and deaf consultant Jennifer Rimmer, who speaks through interpreter Sheila Keats.

It will soon be time for Jamie Fitzpatrick to pass the torch. You will have a NEW host getting your mornings started. And to tell us all about it, in studio today we were joined now by our Morning Show producer, Jen White.

MUN is investigating its board of regents chair, Glenn Barnes, after he was accused of a privacy breach. Becky Winsor, a 35-year-old alumna, says Barnes’s response to her email regarding MUN’s stance on Israel’s war in Gaza warrants an apology after he forwarded an email to her father. Our Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts joined us this morning to break it all down.

If you could re-imagine a new look for the St. John’s waterfront, what would you dream up? The St. John’s Port Authority put up a temporary fence in 2012, and then a permanent one three years later, citing security issues.

Since then, the harbour fence has been a topic of fierce debate. To talk about the fence - its past, present and FUTURE, the CBC’s Sarah Antle joined us in the studio.