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"The St. John's Morning Show"...If you want the big story of the day, we've got it.
If you want weather, traffic and school information, we've got that too. And if you're just looking for a reason to smile, we'll make you laugh. Wake up with Jeff, Cec and Nancy on the St. John's Morning Show, weekdays from 6-9 on CBC Radio One.
Recent Topics
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July 15, 2010 11:16 AM
Out & AboutLooking for something to do... but you're not sure what's happening. Every morning we give you a full rundown of events in our community following World Report at about 8:40. If you missed it - or want to catch it again - you can find it here!
(* Note - Maggie Gillis brought us Out & About on Monday and Tuesday this week... and Nancy Walsh returned on Wednesday)
Out & About - Friday, August 20th
Out & About - Thursday, August 19th
Out & About - Wednesday, August 18th
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July 15, 2010 9:51 AM
Whale Release & StrandingsA whale rescue expert is concerned about people putting themselves in danger by trying to free whales from fishing gear. This week Morning Show summer fill-in host Chris O'Neill-Yates sat down with Wayne Ledwell of the Whale Release and Strandings Group to talk about what he's been seeing lately.
Listen: Chris O'Neill-Yates speaks with Wayne Ledwell
The picture below shows the whale in Ferryland towing a herring net behind it that Wayne and Chris talk about in the interview. If you have any such pictures, feel free to send them to us at morningshow@stjohns.cbc.ca!
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July 5, 2010 12:53 PM
Iceberg photos contestTake a look at the submissions to our iceberg photo contest - consisting of recent iceberg photos if you're lucky enough to be where they are this year... or from previous years if they haven't yet found you in 2010. Keep 'em coming because we just can't seem to get enough of those magnificent bergs Send your pics to morningshow@stjohns.cbc.ca. Now, click the picture below to see all the iceberg photos our listeners are sharing with us!
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May 20, 2010 11:31 AM
Alien (Plant) InvadersOn Thursday, May 20th we spoke with Todd Boland - research horticulturalist at Memorial University's botanical garden - about the dangers to humans and animals from some new invading plant species.
Here are three of the plants Todd references in the interview:
(Top-left) Cirsium Arvense - Field Thistle
(Top-right) Fallopia Japonica - Japanese Knotweed
(Bottom) Heracleum Mantegazzianum - Giant Hogweed
