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

Was it really a "gay class?" Two of the men behind the school presentation that caused so much controversy in Middle Arm this week explain what their message really is.

Good news if you've been following the story of Mary Margaret, the lost dog. The entire Whitten family comes to the studio to tell the tale of the lost and found pooch!

Reporter Katie Breen takes a trip to to Bell Island, where members of the community are running their own safe needle exchange.

Seaweed's the secret ingredient! A liquor from Clarke's Beach is a big winner at the San Francisco World Spirit Competition. Peter Wilkins of The Newfoundland Distillery Company drops by with the double-gold medal winning product in hand.

It used to be a nice apartment... but now it's a spruced-up Airbnb. One woman says the online marketplace trend is making it impossible to find an affordable place to live in St. John's.

Two Newfoundlanders walk into the SpaceX Hyperloop and... we'll let them finish the story. Mark Comeau and Matthew Lane tell Krissy Holmes how they wound up working for Elon Musk.

It's finally here! This Sunday on CNN, viewers from all over the world will see Newfoundland in the spotlight on Anthony Bourdain's show "Parts Unknown." Two people with an inside scoop on the episode drop by to talk about Anthony Bourdain's time in Newfoundland.

A retired assistant commissioner of the RCMP who had to deal with the deaths of three of his members in New Brunswick is in the province to speak about the importance of seeking help for mental health issues.

Checking in with two convenience stores - one in the Miawpukek First Nation Reserve in Conne River and another in Labrador City - that will soon be adding a new "green" product to their store shelves.

Louise Mercer and Salvation Army Major Lorne Pritchett speak about the annual food drive to honour Riley and Alex Mercer.

Music heals...but can it rehabilitate? Ariana Kelland with the story of Evan Fry - a former inmate whose music resonates.

A parody song about the Springdale crosswalk is going viral online. The woman behind the Facebook video parody of a RuPaul song drops by the studio.

What's plogging? A new fitness craze that is a combination of jogging and picking up litter.

What happens when you fall in love with someone online but you can't afford the plane ticket to meet your new lover? Well, you start a twitter campaign to get a free ticket, obviously.

Kids these days! The two young people chosen as City of St. John's Youth of the Year drop by to put the rest of us to shame. (Liam Warren and Emily Dormody with Krissy Holmes)