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

The neighbourhood of Rabbitown just may be the most diverse in St. John's. Krissy stops by a bopping place in the centre-city area.

Someone who hit the Lotto Max jackpot a couple of years back has a few tips on how to properly organize a work lottery pool.

Local filmmaker and writer Melanie Oates says Weight Watchers was a gateway to her eating disorder as a teenager.

Why the Mayor, and others, don't like plans to change Rawlins Cross.

We're not the only Newfoundland. Right now, another place called Newfoundland is getting a lot of attention. For all the wrong reasons.

A group of Lotto Max winners received their big $60 million cheque Wednesday. The money was split between 31 people who all no doubt have a tale to tell... but those pale in comparison to the story Tiffany Moore shared with Krissy Holmes.

Jamie Fitzpatrick drops by the Native Friendship Centre in St. John's to find out what we can expect to hear when the Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls comes to the province next week.

Under construction... Mark Quinn drops by to talk about a man who's on track to become one of the province's first Galwegians.

You know that lovely band from Toronto, with the three lovely singers? One of them is kind of a secret Newfoundlander. Jamie Fitzpatrick chats with Kerri Ough, who has been living in St. John's for the last few years.

The CBC's Ariana Kelland brings us inside the courtroom for details on the evening four men were arrested for a string of home invasions.

A story of new Canadians resonates from St. John's to Vancouver. Jamie Fitzpatrick speaks with the author of The Boat People, and the defender who will taking it into this year's Canada Reads competition.

Is the province's weed plan flawed out of the gate? Public policy analyst Ed Hollett takes a look at the NLC's plan and what it means for independent retailers hoping for a cut.

Reaction from lawyer and Equal Voice chair Melissa Royle to the dismissal of a case involving an obscene comment yelled at a female reporter.

How Joey Smallwood's niece Samora is making it in film and television... and the unlikely story of her family history.

With the province (and country) waiting for Kaetlyn Osmond to hit the ice later tonight for her singles skate at the Pyeongchang Olympics, Krissy chats with her older sister and best friend Natasha.