Weekend AM
Summary: Weekend AM is CBC Radio One's province-wide, Saturday and Sunday morning show across Newfoundland and Labrador. You'll meet creative people up to all sorts of things that keep life in Newfoundland and Labrador interesting.
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Podcasts:
Poet Des Walsh, a longtime friend of the late visual artist Gerald Squires, walks us through the exhibit Gerald Squires: Spirit Visible, on display now at The Rooms.
Fiona Oliver, a longtime employee of both the Boddie family and The Doctor's House, gives us her tour of the Irish-style farm property in Green's Harbour.
New float pod available in St. John's
Petrina Bromley talks celebrity encounters backstage
Joe Grizzly and the Wildlife come into the great indoors of the Weekend AM studio to talk about their latest album, Uproarious.
Rough Hands, a.k.a. Luke Tremblett, talks with Weekend AM host Heather Barrett about his latest album, Out of the Dark.
Rough Hands, a.k.a. Luke Tremblett, talks with Weekend AM host Heather Barrett about his latest album, Out of the Dark.
Amelia Curran speaks to Weekend AM's Heather Barrett about her latest album, Watershed.
Amelia Curran speaks to Weekend AM's Heather Barrett about her latest album, Watershed.
Madeline Ashby spends a lot of time thinking about the future and not only for her novels. In addition to writing fiction, Madeline Ashby is a futurist.
Company Town, one of this year's Canada Reads finalist books, is set on an oil rig off the coast of Newfoundland.
Company Town, one of this year's Canada Reads finalist books, is set on an oil rig off the coast of Newfoundland. We discussed her latest Novel in front of a live audience at a Canada Reads event in Glovertown.
Company Town, one of this year's Canada Reads finalist books, is set on an oil rig off the coast of Newfoundland. We discussed her latest Novel in front of a live audience at a Canada Reads event in Glovertown.
Company Town, one of this year's Canada Reads finalist books, is set on an oil rig off the coast of Newfoundland.
Madeline Ashby spends a lot of time thinking about the future and not only for her novels. In addition to writing fiction, Madeline Ashby is a futurist.
