In this episode we speak with black musicians/artists living in St. John’s about their music and inspiration, their roots and black representation in Newfoundland and Labrador.

GUESTS - Nana Kwame Obese, musician, Lydia and Lina Makaga, co-founders of MKS Productions; Andrew Kagumba, musician; Judith Ifeadi, musician and playwrite

Movies, TV Series, classic films - whatever you are watching these days today on the show we are chatting about them. We have a panel of film critics to talk about the films that are trending.

GUESTS - Sandra Mills, Susan Kelsey, Ian Mills

A conversation about climate action in a time of dismantling of weather/climate centres in the United States and a shifting landscape in Canada.

Guests: Joel Finnis, MUN climatologist; Stephanie Arnold, associate executive director, CLIMAtlantic; Emma Power, senior consultant, Fundamental Inc.; Anabela Bonada, Intact Centre on Climate Adaptation; Adam Lynes-Ford, co-founder, My Climate Plan

Memorial University student leaders react to the financial uncertainty the univeristy is facing.

GUESTS - Mabrur Islam, MUNSU’s director of advocacy and an international student at MUN; Rana Abuidris, MUNSU’s director of campaigns.

There is a lot of focus on the future of Memorial University these days. As Newfoundland and Labrador's only university faces cuts, downsizing and re-imagining, today on the show we hear from some MUN professors on how to preserve and enhance the university's contributions to the province and to knowledge.

GUESTS - Josh Lepawski, geography professor; Terry-Lynn Young, professor at the faculty of medicine; Chris Parrish, professor at the ocean science department; Nancy Dahn, music professor; Barbara Lou Neis, Professor Emeritus, sociology.

Given the boatloads of snow for the metro region and beyond, today on the show we talk eveything snow and winter. From travel delays and beying snowed in, to enjoying winter running and Cain's Quest in Labrador.

Today on the show we are taking a look back so we can look ahead. The focus? Farming and food security. We are asking what we can learn from the way we used to farm to help us today?

For the first half hour of the show we gave listeners an update on the ongoing snow storm.