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

Minister of Education Al Hawkins responds to criticism that LGBTQ+ children are being short-changed by this province's schools and educational curriculum.

Have you ever heard a colour? Meet a teenager from St. John's who sees sounds.

Move Over, Super Mario... Meet local video game developer Matthew Hare and his first game, "The Sea Between:.

Nobody knows how Mudder ended up in Ontario. In her early 30's, she's one of the oldest Newfoundland Ponies alive. Korrine Affleck, a councillor-at-large with the Newfoundland Pony Society helped rescue Mudder. CBC's Gavin Simms reached her over the phone.

8-year old Dawson Devereaux suffered a severe sunburn on his shoulders and back while attending a Mount Pearl summer camp. Mayor Dave Aker said the city takes full responsibility, and said they're also making changes to the camp's dress code. The story had exploded on social media over the weekend, when the boy's father posted pictures of his blistered shoulders. The Morning Show's Gavin Simms spoke last night with Dawson's parents, Chad and Colleen Devereaux.

A conservative and Christian M-P is in the province hosting a series of talks about religion and politics.

The City of Mount Pearl's Summer Camp is re-evaluating its approach to sunscreen, after a young boy recieved a serious sunburn last week. Krissy Holmes speaks with the mayor.

A dashcam video of a man spitting on a rainbow crosswalk in Corner Brook still has people talking. Gay-rights advocate Sue Rose speaks about what society can learn from it.

Feeding your morbid curiosities on a walk through a local graveyard with Dale Jarvis.

You'll be sure to get a charge out of this one! Adam Press is the creator of the Waterlily Turbine - a locally developed, portable device charger. Putting the device to the test is local adventurer TA Loeffler... who's using the turbine on her canoe trip through the North West Territories.

There's are many beagles in the province looking for new fur-ever homes... and Beagle Paws hopes you'll open your heart and your home to some of them. Sheila Lewis - president of the rescue organization - drops by with Gideon to talk about the big increase in the numbers... and how you can adopt your own beagle buddy.

"Paint will last longer than spit." A video of what looks like a man deliberately spitting on a rainbow crosswalk is being widely shared on Facebook. The video has caused emotional reactions in many, including director/screenwriter/producer Stephen Dunn.

The CBC's Andrew Waterman drops by The Gathering Place to find out about a program that's keeping people in need... on their feet.

Looking for some tips and tricks for catching capelin as they roll onto our beaches, the CBC's Andrew Waterman heads to Middle Cove Beach.

A section of what is arguably the most popular trail in the city has been closed down all summer. The Morning Show's Gavin Simms met up with some hikers hoping to walk the North Head Trail at Signal Hill.