Beste Armwrestling Podcasts (2024)

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Young armwrestling champ has eyes on the world title 12:23

7d ago12:23

12:23

One 14 year old is returning to school in St. John's this week as the national armwrestling champion... and he's not giving up there. We hear about the teenager's quest to represent Canada at the world's in greece later this month. (Krissy Holmes with Vlad Pinchuk)

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Early fall foraging 5:53

4d ago5:53

5:53

One well-known local forager has been busy scouting, picking and harvesting nature's bounty. We check in with him live at one of his semi-secret locations to find out how this year is shaping up for those who love wild Newfoundland food. (Krissy Holmes with Shawn Dawson)

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National School Food Program 13:50

5d ago13:50

13:50

Local food, student input, environmentally sustainable, healthy and accessible to all. There are a lot of goals within the new National School Food Program. We hear one local researcher's vision of what an expanded school food program could look like here in this province. (Krissy Holmes with Emily Doyle)…

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Adult literacy 'back to school' 12:03

5d ago12:03

12:03

Returning to the classroom as an adult can be challenging. We speak with three people from the adult learning space who are working hard to highlight the opportunities and remove the barriers that often come with going back to school as an adult. (Krissy Holmes with Alison Howard, Claire Hutchings and Cara Collins)…

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Laundry day for little bear 8:21

5d ago8:21

8:21

It's a scene that could be a fabric softener commercial: We head to Glovertown where one woman has put a lot out on the line today... hoping the scent of her freshly laundered towels might be just the honey trap needed for the little bear who likes to snuggle towels. (Krissy Holmes with Alisa Watkins) Little bear's laundry day…

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HMS Hood visit 100th anniversary 12:48

5d ago12:48

12:48

100 years ago, HMS Hood was anchored in our hood. The largest warship built at the time, it was part of a Royal Navy Squadron making a historic visit. Why were battle cruisers anchored off Topsail Beach? A retired lieutenant commander with the Royal Canadian Navy who's been researching the events of 100 years ago drops by the On The Go studio for a…

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NDP bails on confidence-and-supply agreement 13:56

6d ago13:56

13:56

Federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh has posted a campaign-style video saying he "ripped up" the NDP confidence-and-supply deal with the Liberals. To find out what this means we reach a professor with Acadia University's Department of Politics who has authored or was lead editor of over a dozen books on Canadian politics. (Krissy Holmes with Alex Marla…

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Personal finances with Bruce Sellery: Renegotiating mortgages 6:14

6d ago6:14

6:14

Interest rates might be coming down... but if you're renewing your mortgage your monthly payment is still likely going up. On the Go's money columnist has some ideas on how to get a jumpstart on that process to hopefully save a few bucks. (Krissy Holmes with Bruce Sellery)

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MusicNL Celebration Week 10:24

6d ago10:24

10:24

If you're a music fan, this is the biggest week on the provincial calendar as MusicNL Celebration Week gets underway. The host city St. John's will be on wheels, with musicians from across the province playing wall-to-wall live shows... hoping to catch the ears and interest of industry buyers, record labels and new fans. For a look at the who's, wh…

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National School Food Program 10:41

6d ago10:41

10:41

The feds have kicked in millions of dollars to help feed school children in the province. We speak with the executive director of the province's School Lunch Association about the National School Food Program... and what it could mean in this province. (Krissy Holmes with John Finn)

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Revisiting an old legend on 'Turncoat Hill' 9:58

7d ago9:58

9:58

The King's Point Theatre Project's first touring production is a six-night run of the show "Turncoat Hill" at the Majestic Theatre in St. John's. The troupe's artistic director drops by the On The Go studio in advance of tonight's opening. (Krissy Holmes with Rory Lambert)

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Parental stress warning 9:21

7d ago9:21

9:21

A US surgeon general had issued an advisory on the mental health of parents. We talk to a St. John's psychologist about how Canadians can relate to this,... and why parents are so stressed out. (Krissy Holmes with Janine Hubbard)

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Paralympian Katarina Roxon's 100m breaststroke final 10:43

11d ago10:43

10:43

As we began On The Go today, Katarina Roxon was just finishing her swim in the 100m breaststroke SB8 final at the Paris Paralympics Games. We reached her father there just after the race to hear all about the event and Katarina's impressive career... thus far. (Krissy Holmes with Leonard Roxon)

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Labrador man takes first place in History Channel's 'Alone' 14:03

11d ago14:03

14:03

After muscling his way thru History Channel's ultimate outdoor survival competition "Alone," a man originally from William's Harbour, Labrador emerged from the Arctic Circle the winner... with $500,000 and tens of millions of views and counting. We chat with him about how he did it... and how he plans to spend the prize money. (Krissy Holmes with W…

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Islamic Relief Canada's 'Back to School' campaign 6:41

11d ago6:41

6:41

As we head into the last long weekend of summer, the back to school rush is on... and one local group is pitching in to help take the financial burden off families in need. The Newfoundland chapter of Islamic Relief Canada is running a "Back To School" campaign to help with the chaos and expense. (On the Go's Ariyana Gomes with campaign organizer J…

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Students leaving the nest 10:49

11d ago10:49

10:49

September marks the beginning of a new school year - but for parents whose children are leaving home for college or university it's the end of a phase... and the transition to the new reality is not always an easy one for parents or students. (Krissy Holmes with CBC New Brunswick's Mariam Mesbah)

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Pedestrian Mall final weekend for summer 2024 13:06

11d ago13:06

13:06

With the summer winding down and vacations wrapping up, On The Go is live at the Downtown Pedestrian Mall in St. John's for its last Friday of the season. (On The Go's Ariyana Gomes at Wild Things and Cojones Tacos and Tequila)

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'Plastic People' documentary free screening 13:01

12d ago13:01

13:01

If you're concerned about how plastics might be affecting our health... you're invited to Friday's free public screening of the film "Plastic People" at The Lantern in St. John's. To set up the documentary we chat with an assistant professor in MUN's Department of Chemistry, as well as a visiting scientist from the Netherlands who'll be at the even…

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Sailing the seven seas 13:02

12d ago13:02

13:02

We speak to a woman originally from CBS who's been seeing the world on the cruise ship "Serenade of the Seas"... currently docked in St. John's after visiting all seven continents. (Krissy Holmes with Beverley McCarter)

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Monarch butterflies on the Northern Peninsula 18:17

12d ago18:17

18:17

We take you to Conche on the Northern Peninsula... where one man says thousands of Monarch butterflies have descended on his property. Then we speak with an insect expert and research scientist at Natural Resources Canada about the unusual visitors to these parts. (Krissy Holmes with Gerard Clements and Joe Bowden)…

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Co-op incubator program graduation 11:15

13d ago11:15

11:15

Local entrepreneurs are buying into the co-op model for community-based businesses. We find out how the NL Federation of Co-ops is supporting them with the first participants in their Co-op Incubator pilot program. The project specialist with the NL Federation of Co-operatives and one of the program graduates drop by the On The Go studio. .(Krissy …

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Personal finances with Bruce Sellery: Consumer debt 8:06

13d ago8:06

8:06

According to Equifax, the average credit card debt in this country now exceeds $4,300 per card holder. On The Go's money columnist takes a look at the things you can do to bring that number down. (Krissy Homes with Bruce Sellery)

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Living wage report 12:34

13d ago12:34

12:34

Paying more... and still falling behind. We speak with a MUN political scientist who co-authored the new report by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives that is putting the spotlight on the cost of living in this province. (Krissy Holmes with Russell Williams)

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'Skeet' showing up at film festivals 13:50

14d ago13:50

13:50

It's a dramatic film that has been in the works for years... and the director says it might make you rethink how you use the word "skeet." Ahead of its world premier on the film festival circuit, the well-known St. John's filmmaker joins us to talk about his second feature film. (Krissy Holmes with Nik Sexton)…

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Gas in their tanks... for food in the banks 12:39

14d ago12:39

12:39

Targa Newfoundland has teamed up with the Community Food Sharing Association and will be starting their engines for a food drive next month during the week-long rally through communities all over the island. With details the general manager of the Community Food Sharing Association and the founder of Targa Newfoundland drop by the On The Go studio.…

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Changes to temporary foreign worker program 20:02

14d ago20:02

20:02

We dig into new changes to Canada's temporary foreign worker program, announced by the federal government this past weekend. First we get details from a professor of Economics at Carleton University, and then speak with the vice-president of Work Global Canada, a firm that helps bring foreign workers into this province. (Krissy Holmes with Chris Wo…

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MUN Silent Prayer for Justice 10:40

15d ago10:40

10:40

Solidarity for the victim of an unspeakable murder in Kolkata: Two members of Memorial University's Indian Youth Association join us in advance of a Silent Prayer for Justice happening this evening in St. John's. (Krissy Holmes with Amall Muraleedharan and Shaiqa Bushra)

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Funnel clouds over Newfoundland 13:21

15d ago13:21

13:21

Newfoundland isn't exactly Kansas... so after a weekend full of funnel clouds we're wondering if this province needs to be get prepared to handle more extreme weather conditions. We get an eyewitness report of the phenomenon from a Clarenville resident, and then the storm-chasing executive director of the Northern Tornadoes Project at Western Unive…

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Health with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel: New COVID-19 vaccines 8:47

15d ago8:47

8:47

Updated COVID-19 vaccines are expected to start rolling out this week in the United States following their approval last week. Joining us to discuss what this will likely mean for Canadians is On The Go's weekly health contributor. (Krissy Holmes with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel)

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NL Cup tournament final 12:12

15d ago12:12

12:12

There was lots of excitement as the first season of a new soccer tournament came to a close. We welcome the founder of the NL Cup tournament and the captain of the winning team to the On The Go studio to hear all about Sunday's final... and how the tournament plans to grow in the future. (Krissy Holmes with Patrick Hickey and Bobby Gamba)…

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Cell phones in the classroom 10:17

18d ago10:17

10:17

The province is hoping to develop a new policy regarding the use of cell phones in school. We find out what one family doctor and mother thinks that should look like. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Dr. Tracy Roche)

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NL byelections 10:55

18d ago10:55

10:55

With Jamie Korab's win for the Liberals in the byelection in Waterford Valley, the PCs and Liberals have each taken two of the last four byelections. We reach political analyst, writer at the website The Writ and the CBC’s "Poll Tracker" to talk about whether or not that's a sign of things to come for provincial politics. (Guest-host Zach Goudie wi…

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'Where Once They Stood: The Birth of Trinity Hall' 7:59

18d ago7:59

7:59

A new documentary airing on CBC this weekend looks at the transformation of an Anglican church in Winterton to a cultural mecca offering performance space, a world-class recording studio and workshops to the local community. One of the directors of "Where Once They Stood: The Birth of Trinity Hall" drops by the On the Go studio to set it up for us.…

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MUN board of regents new chair 9:55

19d ago9:55

9:55

Memorial University has been dogged by controversy with the resignation of its board of regents chair and the removal of its president following high-profile scandals. We welcome the brand new chair of the board of regents to the On The Go studio to hear what he hopes to bring to the table. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Justin Ladha)…

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Choices For Youth funding cut 22:10

19d ago22:10

22:10

The Liberal MP for St. John's East says the federal government is not cutting funding for Choices for Youth - so we ask for an explanation as to why the non-profit is getting millions less in federal dollars than it has previously. Following that we look at the impact of federal funding cuts at Crust Craft Bakery and Pizzeria - where Choices for Yo…

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NL Cup soccer tournmament 11:29

19d ago11:29

11:29

We step out of the studio and head down to King George V soccer field where the final match of the first annual NL Cup is taking place this Sunday. The brand-new tournament is open to any team, anywhere... so your local squad could upset the big dogs like St. Lawrence or Feildians Athletic. We also get an exclusive first look at the NL Cup trophy, …

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The Telegram Postmedia takeover update 11:58

19d ago11:58

11:58

The printed Telegram will not entirely disappear under the ownership of Postmedia... but don't expect a daily paper at the door. We get the latest from photojournalist Keith Gosse, who's also president of Unifor Local 441-G at The Telegram. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Keith Gosse)

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Englee's teenage entrepreneur: Charlotte's Critter Care 7:10

20d ago7:10

7:10

A teenage entrepreneur from Englee wins the Youth Ventures NL award for Outstanding Venture - 17 years & under. We hear all about Charlotte's Critter Care from the young award-winning business owner. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Charlotte Fillier)

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The Englishes from Ireland 14:19

20d ago14:19

14:19

Irish eyes are smiling in eastern Newfoundland... five pairs of eyes in fact! The English family from County Galway, Ireland, have been vacationing here for the past three weeks. Michael, Paula and their children Isabel, Ben and Lucy all cram into the On The Go studio to tell us all about their family vacation... and why no kid in this part of the …

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Reunited with Shania Twain 18:08

21d ago18:08

18:08

We meet the woman whose story went viral this weekend. She and Shania Twain first met in this province 40 years ago during Twain's first-ever tour of the east coast. This weekend at the Churchill Park Music Festival they reunited onstage to a delighted audience. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Gloria (Go-Go) Power)…

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Highway accidents extended closures 18:05

21d ago18:05

18:05

Is eight hours a reasonable amount of time to be stuck in your car on the highway? A recent fatal collision in Terra Nova Park left thousands of people stranded with the highway closed in both directionsfour several hours. Why did it take so long?

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Remembering Randy Snow 12:29

21d ago12:29

12:29

We pay tribute to a broadcast legend - a man whose voice was known across Newfoundland and Labrador. Randy Snow passed away this weekend at the age of 61. Today, we take a trip back to the glory days of the "Dawn Patrol." Larry Jay joins us to talk about what made Randy Snow such a great radio host, a great colleague... and a great friend. (Guest-h…

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Youth Ventures NL 2024 award 8:50

21d ago8:50

8:50

Fostering neurodiversity acceptance through theatre and drama... two young actors have just won a Youth Ventures NL 2024 Award for Community Impact. We hear all about when we sit down with the co-founder of the theatre company Neurodynamic Theatrics. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Leah McDonald)

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Rock Wildlife Rescue 9:28

22d ago9:28

9:28

Folks at The Rock Wildlife Rescue want to set the record straight about what their organization does and doesn't do... who they are and who they're not. You wouldn't believe some of the calls this volunteer organization has been getting. We reached the owner and director of the animal rescue group based in Torbay to help them get the word out. (Zac…

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Quidi Vidi slipway 8:54

22d ago8:54

8:54

We've got the early word about the future of the Quidi Vidi Village slipway. There is a public meeting Tuesday in St. John's to discuss the slipway after being closed for more than a year. We reach the St. John's city councillor who represents the area to hear what options the city is considering... and which one Quidi Vidi residents are rallying b…

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Lost & Found at Churchill Park Music Festival 7:56

22d ago7:56

7:56

What do a tackle box, a wedding ring and a single cowboy boot all have in common? They were all left behind at the Churchill Park Music Festival... and if that don't impress you much, there are plenty more weird and wonderful items waiting for their owners. We head to the Churchill Park Lost and Found for a look at what festival-goers left at the s…

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Health with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel: MPox vaccine 9:14

22d ago9:14

9:14

Canada is again turning to vaccines to prevent the spread of a new strain of Mpox following the World Health Organization’s announcement that it’s become a global threat. On The Go's weekly health columnist explains how the vaccines work... and who should get them. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel)…

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MUN leadership scandals and departures 9:28

25d ago9:28

9:28

The exit of Board of Regents chair Glenn Barnes means Memorial University's leadership has made national headlines twice in just over a year for scandals leading to high-profile departures. Is there an issue at the top of the ivory tower? We put that to the MUN Faculty Association (MUNFA) president Josh Lepawsky. (Krissy Holmes with Josh Lepawsky)…

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Mallory Johnson opening for Shania 6:47

25d ago6:47

6:47

They say you should never meet your idol... but multi-ECMA winner Mallory Johnson is hoping she will get that chance tonight at the Churchill Park Music festival with headliner Shania Twain.

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Shania Twain inspires boot rush 7:19

25d ago7:19

7:19

St. John's was once a city with a lot of banged up cowboy boots... but after weeks of tireless work, those boots are ready to show up for Shania! We check in with the Modern Show Hospital as they continue preparing the city for the spectacle of Shania Twain. (Krissy Holmes with Kevin Wright)

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