The St. John's Morning Show from CBC Radio Nfld. and Labrador (Highlights)

He has been involved in fishery policy for Years. David Wells now serves with the CNLOPB. Before that he served as a senior policy advisor to two Federal Fisheries Ministers, Loyola Hearn and Gail Shea. Now after years of advising the feds on sealing policy, David Wells has seen the seal hunt from a completely different perpsective, up close and personal. He is just back from sealing off Twillingate where he worked as a sealers assistant. He joins me in the studio.

It doesn't seem to matter that taking your trash to the dump is free. Reports of illegal dumping seem to pop up every week or two. It seems some people just don't want to take their trash to the dump. The Morning Show's Adam Walsh spent a big part of yesterday around the makeshift dump that's Patty's Pond.

They took away his snowballs and he got fighting mad - Graham Wells sings a new song about a store that took his favourite foreign products off their shelves.

The Stanley Cup playoffs have begun, and so have the fights! Seems the guys are trying to fit in a year's worth of violence in just a few games. I know I don't mind a bit of roughness in a game, but some of it seems a little too much even for me. I've got a couple of former professional hockey players on the line. Darren Langdon played in more than 500 NHL games, including with the New York Rangers and the Carolina Hurricanes. He joins us on the line from Deer Lake. Todd Gillingham played in the I-H-L and A-H-L, to name a couple of the leagues. He could take a beating like few others.

Can a feed of seal taste good? Some people love it, some people despise it. My next guests are hoping to change some minds and raise some money. Michelle Cannizzaro is Home From the Sea Campaign Coordinator. Todd Perrin is a chef who's opening a new restaurant.