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Welcome to Radio Noon
Host Ramona Dearing brings us the latest on breaking news stories and the hot topics that get Newfoundlanders and Labradorians talking - from Premier Danny Williams to the shortage of doctors to the best way to cook a cod - anything that gets us riled up or eager to swap a story.
You can take part by calling Crosstalk, our daily phone in on everything from breaking political news to trivia.
Radio Noon is tied together with a great mix of music,
most of it made right here in this province.
RADIO NOON'S CROSSTALK NUMBER: 722-7111 in the St. John's area, 1-800-563-8255 Toll Free Long Distance across North America
LATEST SHOW PODCAST
Radio Noon starts at 12 NOON on the island, 11:30 AM in most parts of Labrador!
Remembering Ken Proudfoot
Ken Proudfoot, our Radio Noon friend and Crosstalk gardening expert, passed away on Friday, April 3, 2009 at the age of 78.
For years, Ken was a Research Scientist at the Cool Climate Research Centre in St. John's.
There, he developed 11 varieties of canker-resistant potatoes.
Ken was inducted into the Atlantic Agriculture Hall of Fame in 1995.
Ken will be missed and fondly remembered by the Radio Noon community.
This is Ken Proudfoot in our Radio Noon studio on September 26, 2008 for our International Year of the Potato Crosstalk.
Ken was surprised by his fellow horticulturalists at the end
of our International Year of the Potato Crosstalk.
From L-R: Ross Traverse, Radio Noon Host Ramona Dearing,
Kevin Aucoin, and Wilf Nicholls. Seated: Ken Proudfoot.
Host Ramona Dearing brings us the latest on breaking news stories and the hot topics that get Newfoundlanders and Labradorians talking - from Premier Danny Williams to the shortage of doctors to the best way to cook a cod - anything that gets us riled up or eager to swap a story.
You can take part by calling Crosstalk, our daily phone in on everything from breaking political news to trivia.
Radio Noon is tied together with a great mix of music,
most of it made right here in this province.
RADIO NOON'S CROSSTALK NUMBER: 722-7111 in the St. John's area, 1-800-563-8255 Toll Free Long Distance across North America
LATEST SHOW PODCAST
Radio Noon starts at 12 NOON on the island, 11:30 AM in most parts of Labrador!
Large Vegetables
Radio Noon host Ramona Dearing with award winning gardener John Hearn and some of his big veggies.
Another view of John Hearn's hefty vegetables.
Remembering Ken Proudfoot
Ken Proudfoot, our Radio Noon friend and Crosstalk gardening expert, passed away on Friday, April 3, 2009 at the age of 78.
For years, Ken was a Research Scientist at the Cool Climate Research Centre in St. John's.
There, he developed 11 varieties of canker-resistant potatoes.
Ken was inducted into the Atlantic Agriculture Hall of Fame in 1995.
Ken will be missed and fondly remembered by the Radio Noon community.
This is Ken Proudfoot in our Radio Noon studio on September 26, 2008 for our International Year of the Potato Crosstalk.
Ken was surprised by his fellow horticulturalists at the end
of our International Year of the Potato Crosstalk.
From L-R: Ross Traverse, Radio Noon Host Ramona Dearing,
Kevin Aucoin, and Wilf Nicholls. Seated: Ken Proudfoot.
Ramona Dearing
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