July 2011 Archives
Friday July 29, 2011
Coming Up on Crosstalk-Mon Aug 1, 2011
Join guest host Carolyn Ray for what's sure to be a lively show: Do you want the police to carry out more radar blitzes to catch speeding drivers? Recent blitzes led to dozens of tickets for drivers going at very high speeds. Carolyn's guest is St. John's lawyer Jeff Brace.
Friday July 29, 2011
Radio Noon: Genealogy of Mugfords July 29, 2011.
Ontario-based genealogist Martin Potter's been doing DNA research as part of a quest to find out more about Mugfords. After a couple of years of effort, he's got some interesting results.
Friday July 29, 2011
Radio Noon: St. John's IceCaps, anyone? July 29, 2011.
The new AHL hockey team is the St. John's IceCaps. Former premier Danny Williams is the President and CEO of the team. He explains how the name was chosen.
Thursday July 28, 2011
Coming up on Crosstalk: Fri July 29, 2011
It's Mack Furlong! With trivia! See you there!
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Thursday July 28, 2011
Radio Noon: Should details of Jack Layton's cancer be made public? July 28, 2011.
You can bet that a lot of Canadians are wondering exactly what type of new cancer NDP leader Jack Layton is being treated for. He of course announced earlier this week that he's taking a leave of absence to be treated for a second type of cancer. Lots of people believe the details are nobody's business. But Globe and Mail health reporter Andre Picard argues it should be made public.
Thursday July 28, 2011
Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Increase in crime rates in Newfoundland and Labrador. July 28, 2011.
Today on the show, we're talking about crime in Newfoundland and Labrador. Last week, Statistics Canada released figures showing that violent crime went up by 13 per cent last year, and by 29 per cent in St. John's. The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary says it's important to keep that in context. What's your perception? Do you think there's more crime in Newfoundland and Labrador than there used to be? My guest on show, Ron Fitzpatrick. His group, Turnings, works with offenders and ex-offenders.
Wednesday July 27, 2011
Skating on Iceless Ice-Wed July 27, 2011
Wednesday July 27, 2011
CHANNAL says ad about "crazy" people is offensive: Wed July 27, 2011
It was supposed to be funny. But a mental health group isn't laughing about an advertisement that was on the back of a Metrobus. The sign for the Orange Stores said: "We smile a lot because we like you, not because we're crazy." The Consumers' Health Awareness Network complained to Metrobus. Karon-Ann Parsons is the executive director of CHANNEL:
Tuesday July 26, 2011
Crosstalk: Wed July 27, 2011
Many of us are trying to reduce the amount of garbage we create. Have you been able to get to half yet, as the MMSB has been encouraging you? Ramona's guest is Leigh Puddester, the CEO of the MMSB.
Tuesday July 26, 2011
Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Gardening, Tuesday, July 26
Monday July 25, 2011
Two phone-ins today!: Tues July 26, 2011
Off the top of the show, right after the noon news (11:30 Lab), we want your thoughts on the news that federal NDP leader Jack Layton is fighting a new type of cancer. Long-time NDP organizer Nancy Riche will be Ramona's guest in studio.
Then Crosstalk, it's a gardening day, with expert Kim Thistle of the Greenhouse in Little Rapids! Phone in and get some terrific advice! 12:35-1:30 Nfld / 12:05-1 Lab
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Monday July 25, 2011
Radio Noon: Orca whales in the waters off Bay Bulls. July 25, 2011.
There was quite the spectacle in the waters off Bay Bulls on Saturday. A dozen Orca whales. Michael Gatherall saw them first-hand. He's the co-owner of Gatherall's Puffin and Whale Watch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dj_0ETKqf38&feature=youtu.be
Monday July 25, 2011
Radio Noon: The risks of getting Alzheimer's disease. July 25, 2011.
A recent study on who is most at risk to get Alzheimer's disease has just been released and its findings might take you by surprise. Dr. Mehrul Hasnain is a Geriatric Psychiatrist here in St. John's.
Monday July 25, 2011
Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Your powers of concentration in this age of the internet. July 25, 2011.
So many people now are texting, checking Facebook, their e-mail and popping on-line to get the latest news. There's information coming at us from every which way. Some of it's fun. Some of it's fascinating. Some of it's vital information. What's it doing for your ability to make sense of the world around you? My guest on the show today believes we've got so much information coming at us that we're close to living out of context. We are joined by Russell Wangersky, a writer and the editorial page editor with the Telegram newspaper.
Friday July 22, 2011
Coming Up on Crosstalk: Mon July 25, 2011
We're talking about powers of concentration in this age of the internet and smart phones. With lots of us Tweeting and Facebooking and texting and checking e-mail and going on-line to get the latest news, can you concentrate the way you used to? Ramona's guest is Russell Wangersky, who wrote a recent related editorial in the Telegram newspaper. Phone in with your thoughts.
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Friday July 22, 2011
Radio Noon: Missing man from Spaniard's Bay. July 22, 2011
Two days ago, Terrance Pike left his home in Spaniard's Bay on foot. He hasn't returned. The police are trying to find him. For an update we've reached Staff Sergeant Rick Robinson.
Friday July 22, 2011
Radio Noon: Health care discrimination against the LGBT community. July 22, 2011.
The health care system is meant to help us. But what if instead of receiving proper care from hospital staff, they're afraid of touching you? That's exactly what happened to John Baker's partner. Baker took part in a panel discussion as part of Gay Pride Week. It focused on how the health care system handles patients who are Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual or Trans-Gendered.
Friday July 22, 2011
Radio Noon: Shakespeare by the Sea. July 22, 2011.
Shakespeare by the Sea production of Hamlet kicks off this evening on Signal Hill in St. John's with Dave Sullivan in the lead role. He's here to give us a taste of what's in store for the audience.
Friday July 22, 2011
Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Barbecuing! July 22, 2011
Today on the show, we're talking about barbecuing. It's easy. It's delicious. And there's not a lot of clean-up. You can get some great ideas from our guest, chef Steve Watson.
Thursday July 21, 2011
Radio Noon: RCMP crack down on speeding using Aerial and Laser resources. July 21, 2011.
The RCMP issued a 85 speeding tickets yesterday near Butterpot Park and Gushue's Pond. All thanks to a laser speed detector. RCMP Constable Janet Austin is with Traffic Services East. She operated the laser speed detector yesterday. She joins us from her patrol car.
Thursday July 21, 2011
Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Interaction on the road between drivers and cyclists. July 21, 2011.
Today on Crosstalk, we're asking who's worse on the roads: Drivers or cyclists. We all know drivers can put cyclists' lives on the line. But we've probably seen people on bicycles putting themselves and other drivers in danger as well. In the studio today, Kevin Baldwin of Bicycle Newfoundland and Labrador.
Wednesday July 20, 2011
Radio Noon: History of the Telegraph Cable in Newfoundland. July 20, 2011
Yesterday, we talked with Joe Keating of County Kerry, Ireland about his attempts to salvage as much of the Transatlantic Telegraph Cable as possible. Which got us wondering if anyone has ever tried the same thing on the Newfoundland side of the pond. Ted Rowe joins us. He is the author of the book "Connecting the Continents", which is about the history of the Telegraph Cable.
Wednesday July 20, 2011
Radio Noon: Petermann Ice Island off the coast of Labrador. July 20, 2011
Icebergs abound this year off the coast of Labrador and North East Newfoundland. And they all originated from the Petermann Ice Island. Our national reporter Vik Adhopia, was part of a expedition to the ice island yesterday. He joins us to tell us about the experience.
Wednesday July 20, 2011
Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Favourite Hiking Trails in Newfoundland and Labrador, July 20, 2011
Today on Crosstalk, we talk about all the best places to hike in Newfoundland and Labrador. Todays guests have hiking in their blood. Fred Hollingshurst and Mary Smyth had a hiking column in the Telegram newspaper. They have a book published about some of their favourite hiking locations. So if you're looking for suggestions for new hikes to try out, they can help you.
Tuesday July 19, 2011
Radio Noon: An Irishman wants to haul up the TransAtlantic Telegraph Cable. July 19, 2011.
Most of the TransAtlantic Telegraph Cable between Heart's Content and Ireland has been resting on the ocean floor for 145 years. But Ireland's Joe Keating wants to raise it from the sea floor. We've reached Joe Keating at his home in Cahirciveen in County Kerry, Ireland.
Tuesday July 19, 2011
Radio Noon: Memories of Resettlement - a building is towed across the bay in Twillingate. July 19, 2011.
In Twillingate, something in being done that hasn't been done in many, many years. They're floating a building across the water. We talk with one of the men on board the boat that's doing the towing. Chris Osmond is with the Isles Wooden Boat Building Committee.
Tuesday July 19, 2011
Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Gardening, July 19, 2011
Ross Traverse of Traverse Gardens joins us to talk about all sorts of gardening topics.
Monday July 18, 2011
MUN hires an Aboriginal Affairs Special Advisor.
Memorial University has hired it's very first advisor on aboriginal affairs. Maura Hanrahan takes on this new job. We talk with her about the importance of the position.
Monday July 18, 2011
Radio Noon, Monday July 18, 2011 - A propane leak at a gas station in Bonavista causes concern.
There was a propane leak from a tank at a Irving gas station in Bonavista. Keith Shirran, who is the assistant deputy chief, talk with us about the incident.
Friday July 15, 2011
Injuries and safety issues at work - teenager injured from Carysvale, Conception Bay
A teenager from Marysvale, Conception Bay is still in hospital after a frozen cod fell on his head. Gatlyn England was offloading fish at a wharf in Bay Roberts when he was knocked unconcious.
Friday July 15, 2011
Underexposure of the Drought in Africa
The headlines call it the most severe humanitarian disaster in the world. That's coming from UNICEF, who ought to know. Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, Djibouti and Uganda, the worst drought in 60 years has affected 10 million people, many of them kids. But the drought and the food crisis in Horn of Africa is not top of mind for many people.
Why is that? To talk about this Bill Hynd of OXFAM joins us.
Friday July 15, 2011
It's summer. What better time to kick back and read a good book.
It's summer. What better time to kick back and read a good book.
our guests today on radio noon crosstalk are avid readers, Danine Farquharson teaches English at Memorial University and Joanne Soper Cook is a library technician.
The Thirteenth Tale - Diane Stetterfield
The Historian - Elizabeth Kostova
The Hand That First Held Mine - Maggie O'Farrell
Room - Emma Donoghue
The Almost Moon -Alice Sebold
Karin Fossum - any of her novels
The Slap - Christos Tsiolkas
Ransom - David Malouf
Birdsong - Sebastain Faulks
The Warmth of Other Suns - Isabel Wilkerson
The Last Call - Daniel Okrent
Waking the Messiah - Joanne Soper-Cook
The Topography of Love - Bernice Morgan
Death on the Ice - Cassie Brown (Audio Book, narrated by Ron Hynes)
Still Alice - Alison Genova Randall
Death of a Lesser Man - Thomas Rendell Curran
Bullfighting - Roddy Doyle
Bury Me Deep/ Queenpin - Megan Abbott
A Short History of Tractors in Ukranian - Marina Lewycka
The Good Earth - Pearl S. Buck
The Children's Book - A.S. Byatt
Highway to Valour - Margaret Duley
The Outspoken Princess and the Gentle Knight - Jack Zipes
Miss O'Dell: My Hard Days and Long Nights with the Beatles, The Stones, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton and the Women They Loved - Chris O'Dell
Snow Crash - Neal Stephenson
Calculating God - Robert J. Sawyer
Tigana/ Sailing to Byzantium/ Beyond This Dark House/ - Guy Gavriel Kay
A Dance with Dragons - George RR Martin
Sixty Five Roses - Heather S. Cariou
Hypothermia - Arnaldur Indridason
Earth's Children Series- Jean Auel
The Cosmopolitan - Nadia Kalman
Moonlight Sketches - Gerard Collins
Thursday July 14, 2011
Discussion on conflicting Information about skin care.
There's so much conflicting information about how to protect yourself from skin damage. We talk to a dermatologist to help us seperate fact from fiction. Dr. Ian Landells joins us.
Thursday July 14, 2011
Radio Noon Crosstalk - Gardening - Tues July 12, 2011
We're talking about gardening. Tim Walsh, the Nursery Manager from MUN Botanical Gardens joins us.
Wednesday July 13, 2011
The lower churchill plan - selling power to consumers in the US.
Getting Lower Churchill Power to the US border will be challenging, getting it to actual US customers may be even more so. That's one of the messages that came from the recent meeting of the New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers. Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin says the US power grid lack capacity to transport power and the price of power is key. On the Canadian side of the border Former federal environment minister Jim Prentice has weighed in on these issues.
Wednesday July 13, 2011
Icebergs from the massive Pertermann Icefield are a bonanza for people looking for icebergs off St. Anthony.
Paul Alcock has been taking tourists to see icebergs off St. Anthony for fifteen years now. But this is a season unlike anything he's ever seen. It appears while global warming is causing these massive ice fields to break off. Paul Alcock is with Northland Discovery Boat Tours.
Wednesday July 13, 2011
Radio Noon - Crosstalk - Wednesday July 13, 2011 - AHL Hockey Team in St. John's
Discussion on the name and potential for success for the new AHL team coming to St. John's
Tuesday July 12, 2011
Coming up on Radio Noon Crosstalk - Wednesday July 13
I'm Chris O'Neill-Yates, Host of Radio Noon.
Well, AHL hockey is back in the province.
St. John's is the home of a brand new franchise that'll hit the ice this fall at Mile One.
Call with your thoughts on the return of AHL hockey, and what it'll take to make the team successful.
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12:35-1:30 Nfld / 12:05-1 Lab
My guests are sports enthusiasts Andrew Brown and Jonathan Crowe.
Tuesday July 12, 2011
Christian Corbet is the founder Corner Brook Pride Incorporated.
Some gay pride activities in Corner Brook scheduled for this friday and saturday have been cancelled.
Tuesday July 12, 2011
City Council Responds To Gay Pride Activists
To respond to some of the criticism against Corner Brook City Hall. Councillor Gary Kelly is on the line.
Tuesday July 12, 2011
Radio Noon Crosstalk Gardening
My guest today is Tim Walsh, from the MUN Botanical. He's the Nursery Manager there. But today, he's in studio to take your calls.
So, whether you've got problems with flowers or trees or vegetables or bugs.
Tuesday July 12, 2011
Harry Potter And The Deathly Hollows Part Two
Fans discuss how they grew up with the Happy Potter series and how it has affected their lives.
Monday July 11, 2011
Radio Noon Crosstalk Monday July 11
On Radio Noon Crosstalk: what's the best musical performance you've ever seen - it could be a rock concert, it could be a classical show ... could be your nan's rendition of a John Denver tune ... whatever it is, we want to hear about it. My guest are pianist, percussionist, arranger and producer Bill Brennan ... and powerhouse singer and producer Kelly-Ann Evans.
Monday July 11, 2011
Medical Marijuana
The Federal government is reviewing how patients can access the drug.
Thursday July 7, 2011
Little Bay Islands
Little Bay Islands oin Notre Dame Bay may soon be no more. The residents are considering resettlement. The community is a 9-kilometre, half-hour ferry ride from Newfoundland. Only 80-90 people live there now. Recently a meeting was held explaining the provincial government's resettlement policy. The deputy mayor of Little Bay Islands is Jim Forward. I spoke with him from his home.
Thursday July 7, 2011
Radio Noon Crosstalk - July 7
Astronaut Chris Hadfield
Thursday July 7, 2011
Coming Up on Crosstalk - Fri July 8, 2011
Mack Furlong is heading into studio for another edition of Trivia with guest host Chris O'Neill-Yates, the radio show where you never know what might happen! Phone in and try his questions for you. Feel free to try some of your questions on him!
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12:35-1:30 Nfld / 12:05-1 Lab
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Wednesday July 6, 2011
Moose Plan
The provincial government just released its plan to reduce the number of moose-vehicle accidents. $5 million dollars will be spent on a variety of initiatives.
They include:
- a 15-kilometre test section of wildlife fencing;
- a wildlife detection system;
- and a new GPS Collision Data Management System
For his reaction to this initiatives, we've reached Eugene Nippard at his home in Grand Falls-Windsor. He's the founder and past-president of the Save Our People Action Committee.
Wednesday July 6, 2011
Greg Thomson
A charity watchdog thinks the Canadian Cancer Society has some explaioning to do. About why - proportionally - it's spending less on research...and more on fundraising. It raises the question: Are you - as the donor - aware of where your money is going when you donate. It's part of an investigation by CBC Television's Marketplace. Greg Thomson is with Charity Intelligence in Toronto. That new non-profit organization that researches and analyzes Canada's charities to help you make better decisions.
Wednesday July 6, 2011
ER/PR reportable testing
Eastern Health has resumed ER/PR reportable testing. In the wake of the Breast Cancer testing scandall, Eastern Health stopped using the local results of estrogen and progesterone receptor tests. Vicki Kaminski is the President and CEO of Eastern Health.
Wednesday July 6, 2011
Radio Noon Crosstalk - Wednesday July 6
Wednesday July 6, 2011
New Dawn agreement
It's official. Last week the Labrador Innu approved the new Dawn agreement by a huge margin. This means the $6.2 billion dollar Lower Churchill development had cleared an enormous hurdle. But now the real work begins for Nalcor, the province's energy corporation, to get the projct sanctioned. Ed Martin is the president and CEO of Nalcor Energy.
Wednesday July 6, 2011
Herb Spurrell
The Retirement Home in Trepassey will shut down in a few months.
10 people won't have a place to live, and 6 people will be out of work. Owners Herb and Linda Spurrell say they've got no choice but to shut the operation down.Wednesday July 6, 2011
Training Police officers at home
Training Police officers at home is a big job, but training them in another country, in another language - that's challenging. But that's exactly what RCMP Staff Sergeant George Noseworthy did. He signed up to train police officers as part of a peackeeping mission in Kosovo. And after a year there, Noseworthy returned to the province on July 1st. The CBC's Nadia Strewart spoke with him ... and here's part of their conversation.
Wednesday July 6, 2011
Capelin
They've been making an apearance on beaches over the past week or so, whales in hot pursuit. It's like old times. Why are seeing capelin like old times in some places this year. Brian Nakashima is a capelin research scientist at the Department of Fisheries and oceans.
Wednesday July 6, 2011
Radio Noon Crosstalk - Tuesday July 5
Wednesday July 6, 2011
Radio Noon Crosstalk - Monday July 4
Crosstalk today: Soldiers face danger, and we make a point of showing our gratitude a couple of times a year. But is that enough? Do we show enough support for our troops? That's the question Monday on Radio Noon Crosstalk. Lt. Col. Alex Brennan of the First Battalion of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment will be in studio. Edward Roberts has had a lifelong interest in the history of Newfoundland and Labrador. He was an MHA for 23 years, and served as the province's lieutenant-governor from 2002 to 2008.
Tuesday July 5, 2011
Coming Up on Crosstalk: Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Allergies - it seems more and more people are getting them ... whether it's food allergies to nuts and grains or allergies to scents such as perfume or smoke. What, if anything, can be done to lessen the impact of allergies? How are those without allergies suppose to act? What's causing the increase in allergies? These are all questions we'll pose to allergy specialist Dr. Palinder Kamra. Have a question of your own? Call in!
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Tuesday July 5, 2011
Coming Up on Crosstalk: Wednesday, July 6, 2011
It's that time of year again. Plants are blooming and as a result many people with allergies are suffering. Do you have questions about allergies? Our guest is allergy specialist Dr. Palinder Kamra. She'll be in studio with guest host Chris O'Neil Yates to take your calls.
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- October 2011
- Tue., 25 – Coming Up on Crosstalk: Wed Oct 26, 2011
- Mon., 24 – RADIO NOON - TUESDAY OCTOBER 25, 2011
- Fri., 21 – RADIO NOON - MONDAY OCTOBER 24, 2011
- Thu., 20 – RADIO NOON - FRIDAY OCTOBER 21
- Wed., 19 – RADIO NOON - THURSDAY OCTOBER 20 2011
- Tue., 18 – RADIO NOON - WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 19 2011
- Tue., 18 – RADIO NOON TUESDAY OCTOBER 18, 2011
- Fri., 14 – RADIO NOON - MONDAY OCTOBER 17
- Fri., 14 – Radio Noon Friday October 14, 2011
- Wed., 12 – Radio Noon Thursday October 13, 2011
- Wed., 12 – Radio Noon Wednesday October 12 2011
- Wed., 12 – Radio Noon Crosstalk Oct 11 2011
- Wed., 12 – Jones Head Cliff
- Wed., 12 – CBC Radio Archives Feature
- Mon., 10 – RADIO NOON - MONDAY OCTOBER 10, 2011
- Fri., 7 – RADIO NOON - FRIDAY OCTOBER 7, 2011
- Thu., 6 – RADIO NOON - THURSDAY OCTOBER 6, 2011
- Wed., 5 – RADIO NOON - WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 5, 2011
- Tue., 4 – RADIO NOON - TUESDAY OCTOBER 4, 2011
- Mon., 3 – RADIO NOON - MONDAY OCTOBER 3, 2011
- September 2011
- Thu., 29 – RADIO NOON - FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 30
- Thu., 29 – RADIO NOON - THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 29, 2011
- Wed., 28 – RADIO NOON WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 28, 2011
- Tue., 27 – RADIO NOON - TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 26, 2011
- Mon., 26 – RADIO NOON MONDAY SEPTEMBER 26, 2011
- Fri., 23 – RADIO NOON - FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 23, 2011
- Thu., 22 – RADIO NOON - THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 2011
- Wed., 21 – RADIO NOON - WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 21, 2011
- Mon., 19 – RADIO NOON - TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 20, 2011
- Mon., 19 – Radio Noon - Monday september 19, 2011
- Thu., 15 – RADIO NOON - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2011
- Thu., 15 – RADIO NOON - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2011
- Tue., 13 – Radio Noon : Wednesday September 14, 2011
- Tue., 13 – Radio Noon : Tuesday September 13, 2011
- Fri., 9 – Crosstalk: Mon Sept 12, 2011
- Fri., 9 – RADIO NOON: Friday September 9, 2011
- Thu., 8 – RADIO NOON: Thursday, September 8, 2011
- Tue., 6 – RADIO NOON: Wednesday, Sept 7, 2011
- Tue., 6 – Radio Noon Tuesday - September 6, 2011
- Thu., 1 – Radio Noon - Friday, Sept 2, 2011
- August 2011
- Wed., 31 – Radio Noon - Thursday, September 1, 2011
- Wed., 31 – Radio Noon - Wednesday, August 31
- Tue., 30 – Radio Noon - Tuesday, Aug 30, 2011
- Mon., 29 – RADIO NOON CROSSTALK - MOTORCYCLE NOISE
- Fri., 26 – Radio Noon - Grand River Keeper on the report on the proposed Lower Churchill hydro development.
- Thu., 25 – Coming Up on Crosstalk-Fri Aug 26, 2011
- Thu., 25 – Service Canada job cuts in Gander
- Thu., 25 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Student Housing
- Wed., 24 – Coming Up on Crosstalk Thurs Aug 25, 2011
- Tue., 23 – Coming Up on Crosstalk: Wed Aug 24, 2011
- Tue., 23 – Radio Noon - Proactive health care
- Tue., 23 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Gardening
- Mon., 22 – Coming Up on Crosstalk: Tues Aug 23, 2011
- Mon., 22 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Jack Layton
- Fri., 19 – Coming up on Monday, August 22, 2011
- Wed., 17 – Radio Noon - Exotic Animals
- Wed., 17 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Linden McIntyre
- Wed., 17 – Weekend Arts Magazine on August 20-21
- Tue., 16 – Radio Noon - The American Military searches for remains at a World War II crash site near Botwood.
- Tue., 16 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Gardening
- Mon., 15 – Radio Noon - Harvesting Iceberg Ice
- Mon., 15 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Local Produce
- Fri., 12 – Friday August 12 Crosstalk-Insects
- Fri., 12 – Friday August 12 St. Lawrence
- Fri., 12 – Friday August 12 Rodney Martin
- Fri., 12 – Friday August 12 Judy Morrow
- Thu., 11 – Thursday August 11 Crosstalk-Hiking
- Thu., 11 – Thursday August 11 Dr. David Halfer
- Thu., 11 – Thursday August 11 Tri For Health
- Wed., 10 – Wednesday August 10 Eight Men Released
- Tue., 9 – Tuesday Aug 9 Crosstalk-Gardening
- Tue., 9 – Tuesday Aug 9 Amanda Bittner
- Tue., 9 – Tuesday Aug 9 Kathy Griffiths
- Mon., 8 – Radio Noon August 8 Jerry Dean Excalibur
- July 2011
- Fri., 29 – Coming Up on Crosstalk-Mon Aug 1, 2011
- Thu., 28 – Coming up on Crosstalk: Fri July 29, 2011
- Thu., 28 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Increase in crime rates in Newfoundland and Labrador. July 28, 2011.
- Wed., 27 – Skating on Iceless Ice-Wed July 27, 2011
- Tue., 26 – Crosstalk: Wed July 27, 2011
- Mon., 25 – Two phone-ins today!: Tues July 26, 2011
- Mon., 25 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Your powers of concentration in this age of the internet. July 25, 2011.
- Fri., 22 – Coming Up on Crosstalk: Mon July 25, 2011
- Thu., 21 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Interaction on the road between drivers and cyclists. July 21, 2011.
- Wed., 20 – Radio Noon - Crosstalk: Favourite Hiking Trails in Newfoundland and Labrador, July 20, 2011
- Tue., 19 – Radio Noon: An Irishman wants to haul up the TransAtlantic Telegraph Cable. July 19, 2011.
- Mon., 18 – Radio Noon, Monday July 18, 2011 - A propane leak at a gas station in Bonavista causes concern.
- Fri., 15 – Underexposure of the Drought in Africa
- Tue., 12 – City Council Responds To Gay Pride Activists
- Tue., 12 – Radio Noon Crosstalk Gardening
- Mon., 11 – Radio Noon Crosstalk Monday July 11
- Mon., 11 – Medical Marijuana
- Thu., 7 – Little Bay Islands
- Thu., 7 – Radio Noon Crosstalk - July 7
- Wed., 6 – Moose Plan
- Wed., 6 – Greg Thomson
- Wed., 6 – ER/PR reportable testing
- Wed., 6 – Radio Noon Crosstalk - Wednesday July 6
- Wed., 6 – New Dawn agreement
- Wed., 6 – Herb Spurrell
- Wed., 6 – Training Police officers at home
- Wed., 6 – Capelin
- Wed., 6 – Radio Noon Crosstalk - Tuesday July 5
- Wed., 6 – Radio Noon Crosstalk - Monday July 4
- June 2011
- Thu., 30 – Coming Up on Crosstalk: Mon July 4, 2011
- Wed., 29 – Coming Up on Crosstalk: Thurs June 30, 2011
- Wed., 29 – Michael Hlinka
- Wed., 29 – Hibernia South - First Oil
- Tue., 28 – Western Stomach Flu
- Tue., 28 – Radio Noon Crosstalk June 28
- Tue., 28 – Archive Feature
- Tue., 28 – Radio Noon Crosstalk-Wed June 29
- Tue., 28 – Lead Exposure Project
- Tue., 28 – Fortis in Belize
- Tue., 28 – Harper Archive FTR
- Tue., 28 – Postal Worker
- Tue., 28 – Radio Noon Crosstalk June 27
- Tue., 28 – Coming Up on Crosstalk-Tues June 28, 2011
- Fri., 24 – Coming Up on Crosstalk-Mon June 27, 2011
- Fri., 24 – John Crosbie
- Thu., 23 – Radio Noon Crosstalk Fri June 24, 2011
- Thu., 23 – Ice Island
- Thu., 23 – Transportation Safety Board
- Thu., 23 – Dunderdale Marine Rescue
- Wed., 22 – Radio Noon Crosstalk Thursday June 23, 2011
- Wed., 22 – Radio Noon Crosstalk - June 22
- Wed., 22 – Ice Shelf
- Wed., 22 – Bear Put Down
- Tue., 21 – Coming Up on Crosstalk -Wed June 22, 2011
- Tue., 21 – Radio Noon Archives
- Tue., 21 – Michael Hlinka
- Tue., 21 – Premier Dunderdale
- Mon., 20 – Radio Noon Crosstalk - Tuesday July 21
- Mon., 20 – Radio Noon CrossTalk - Monday June 20
- Mon., 20 – Hannah Jardine comes home a big winner....
- Mon., 20 – Minister Terry French on West Jet contest.
- Mon., 20 – Law firm ad campaign stirs up controversy
- Thu., 16 – Coming Up on Crosstalk-Fri June 17, 2011
- Wed., 15 – Coming Up on Crosstalk-Thurs June 16, 2011
- Tue., 14 – Coming Up on Crosstalk-Wed June 15, 2011
- Tue., 14 – Air canada Customer services on Strike.
- Tue., 14 – Radio Noon Archives - Famous flyers
- Tue., 14 – Constable Suzanne Fitzgerald
- Mon., 13 – Radio Noon Crosstalk-Tues June 14, 2011
- Mon., 13 – Kelvin Parsons Retiring from politics.
- Mon., 13 – Constable Jerry Goudie
- Mon., 13 – Irish Man and the Sea..
- Fri., 10 – Radio Noon Crosstalk-Mon June 13, 2011
- Fri., 10 – Dunderdale speaks out.
- Fri., 10 – AHL is back to Mile One
- Thu., 9 – Radio Noon Crosstalk-Fri June 10, 2011
- Thu., 9 – Bear Cub in Terra Nova Park
- Wed., 8 – Radio Noon Crosstalk-Thurs June 9, 2011
- Tue., 7 – Radio Noon Crosstalk-Wed June 8, 2011
- Mon., 6 – Radio Noon Crosstalk-Tues June 7, 2011
- Mon., 6 – Radio Noon Crosstalk-Mon June 6, 2011
- Mon., 6 – Darrin King - Canada Post update
- Mon., 6 – Skate Canada director Bev Power
- Wed., 1 – Radio Noon Crosstalk-Thurs June 2, 2011
- Wed., 1 – Michael Hlinka
- Wed., 1 – Mike Moffat- AHL franchise spin-offs.
- May 2011
- Tue., 31 – Radio Noon Crosstalk-Wed June 1, 2011
- Tue., 31 – Radio Noon Archives- Tuesday May 31
- Tue., 31 – Peter Cowan - Sheshatshiu shooting update
- Mon., 30 – Radio Noon Crosstalk: Tues May 31, 2011
- Mon., 30 – Labrador Bear on Cars
- Fri., 27 – Radio Noon Crosstalk: Mon May 30, 2011
- Fri., 27 – Gary Keating, Mayor Long Harbour
- Fri., 27 – Former Premier Danny Williams - Perplexed
- Thu., 26 – Coming Up on Crosstalk-Fri May 27, 2011
- Thu., 26 – CBC Sports reporter Don Power - AHL Subsidy
- Wed., 25 – Coming Up on Crosstalk-Thurs May 26, 2011
- Wed., 25 – Teen killed in ATV accident
- Tue., 24 – Radio Noon Crosstalk: Wed May 25, 2011
- Tue., 24 – Radio Noon Archives
- Tue., 24 – Michael Hlinka
- Fri., 20 – Radio Noon Crosstalk Tuesday May 20
- Fri., 20 – Walter Smith - Mystery in Conception Bay
- Fri., 20 – Affordable Housing
- Fri., 20 – Fabian Manning - Moose Collision
- Thu., 19 – Radio Noon Crosstalk-Thurs May 19, 2011
- Thu., 19 – Kellie Walsh: Pepsi Refresh
- Thu., 19 – St. John's, the Addictions Treatment Services Association holds a mock car crash in the downtown
- Tue., 17 – Radio Noon Crosstalk-Wed May 18, 2011
- Tue., 17 – Radio Noon Archives with Christine Davies
- Tue., 17 – Lorraine Michael NDP Leader
- Mon., 16 – Radio Noon Crosstalk: Tues May 17, 2011
- Mon., 16 – Anna Marie French
- Mon., 16 – Dr Goldman -
- Fri., 13 – Coming Up on Crosstalk-Mon May 16, 2011
- Fri., 13 – Radio Noon Crosstalk- Friday may 13, 2011
- Fri., 13 – Nfld and Lab College of Physicians and Surgeons will sanction psychiatrist Mohammed Mekawy
- Wed., 11 – Radio Noon Crosstalk-Thurs May 12, 2011
- Wed., 11 – Dr Shawn Hamilton - rheumatologist
- Wed., 11 – Ethel Dickinson memorial
- Tue., 10 – Crosstalk-Wed May 11, 2011
- Tue., 10 – Radio Noon Archives
- Tue., 10 – Ray Childs, Councillor, Town of Elliston
- Mon., 9 – Radio Noon Crosstalk: Tues May 10, 2011
- Fri., 6 – Radio Noon Crosstalk-Mon May 9, 2011
- Thu., 5 – Coming Up on Crosstalk-Fri May 6, 2011
- Thu., 5 – Michael Hlinka - business columnist
- Wed., 4 – Radio Noon Crosstalk-Thurs May 5, 2011
- Wed., 4 – RADIO NOON ARCHIVES
- Wed., 4 – Kay Matthews, provincial representative on the board of the Canadian Association of Midwives,
- Wed., 4 – John Downton, Suncor Energy
- Tue., 3 – RADIO NOON Crosstalk: Wed May 4, 2011
- Mon., 2 – Radio Noon CrossTalk - Monday May 2
- April 2011
- Fri., 29 – Radio Noon Crosstalk- Tuesday May 3, 2011
- Fri., 29 – Crosstalk - Royal Wedding
- Fri., 29 – Turner Report - Captain Mark Turner
- Fri., 29 – Adams Memorial - Andrew Brown
- Fri., 29 – Dare To Dance - Terry French
- Thu., 28 – Coming Up on Crosstalk-Fri April 29, 2011
- Thu., 28 – Crosstalk - Youth Vote
- Thu., 28 – Michael Hlinka - Tim Horton's
- Thu., 28 – Oceanex- Corner Brook Reaction
- Thu., 28 – Coming Up on Crosstalk: Thurs April 28, 2011
- Wed., 27 – Crosstalk - Books for Young Readers
- Wed., 27 – Tire Recycling - Leigh Puddister
- Tue., 26 – Coming Up on Crosstalk-Wed April 27th
- Tue., 26 – Crosstalk / BIRDING
- Tue., 26 – Cancer Funding / Karen Young
- Thu., 21 – Coming Up on Crosstalk-Tues April 26, 2011
- Thu., 21 – Michael Hlinka - the very richest Canadians
- Thu., 21 – Prime Minister Stephen Harper visits CBS
- Wed., 20 – Crosstalk: Thurs April 21, 2011
- Tue., 19 – Radio Noon Archives// Tuesday April 19
- Tue., 19 – Business columinst, Michael Hlinka
- Mon., 18 – Coming Up on Crosstalk: Tues April 19, 2011
- Mon., 18 – How to Vote. - Susan Flanagan
- Mon., 18 – Coyotes in st. John's
- Fri., 15 – Amena Sentorisi: Middel East to Carbonear
- Fri., 15 – Crosstalk - Friday April 15
- Thu., 14 – The Band That Played On: The Extraordinary Story of the 8 Musicians Who Went Down with the Titanic.
- Wed., 13 – Radio Noon Crosstalk: Thurs April 14, 2011
- Wed., 13 – Radio Noon Crosstalk April 13
- Tue., 12 – Coming Up on Crosstalk Wed April 13th, 2011
- Mon., 11 – Polar Bears in st Anthony
- Mon., 11 – MV Apollo Ferry breaks down.
- Mon., 11 – Conception Bay South - Boil Order
- Mon., 11 – Coming Up on Crosstalk: Tues April 12, 2011
- Fri., 8 – Radio Noon Crosstalk: Mon April 11, 2011
- Fri., 8 – Marine Atlantic - Blue Puttees rolls
- Thu., 7 – Radio Noon Crosstalk: Fri April 8, 2011
- Thu., 7 – Linda Ross, President/CEO, Provincial Advisory Council on the Status of Women. - Sexist language.
- Thu., 7 – Susan Sullivan, Minister of Innovation, Trade and Rural Dev't - High-speed internet service
- Thu., 7 – Radio Noon Crosstalk Wed April 6, 2011
- Mon., 4 – Nora Duke - Fortis Building
- Fri., 1 – Crosstalk: Mon April 4, 2011
- Fri., 1 – Crosstalk: Fri April 1, 2011
- March 2011
- Thu., 31 – Crosstalk / Snowmobile trails
- Thu., 31 – Seniors Summit / Dr. Patrick O'Shea
- Thu., 31 – Oil Spill / CNLOPB
- Wed., 30 – Crosstalk / Alzheimers
- Wed., 30 – Black Widow Spider in Corner Brook
- Tue., 29 – Coming Up on Crosstalk: Wed March 30, 2011
- Tue., 29 – Radio Noon Archives with Christine Davies
- Tue., 29 – Business Columnist Michael Hlinka
- Mon., 28 – Crosstalk: Tues Mar 29, 2011
- Mon., 28 – Radio Noon Crosstalk
- Mon., 28 – Vote Compass
- Mon., 28 – Crosstalk / Election Call
- Mon., 28 – Provincial Public Sector Pensioners'
- Fri., 25 – Radio Noon Crosstalk: Mon March 28, 2011
- Thu., 24 – Volunteer Operator of the Year Award.
- Thu., 24 – Home Heating Oil goes up
- Wed., 23 – Crosstalk: Thurs March 24, 2011
- Wed., 23 – Labrador has lost a legend - Uncle Jim
- Wed., 23 – Lori Chynn press conference in Ottawa
- Wed., 23 – Federal budget cuts for Atlantic Canada.
- Tue., 22 – Radio Noon Archives - Viking Disaster
- Tue., 22 – World Water Day
- Tue., 22 – Jack Parsons - Eco Energy
- Mon., 21 – Tues Mar 22, 2011
- Mon., 21 – Whistleblower protection at City Hall
- Mon., 21 – Blue Puttees has rough day at sea...
- Fri., 18 – Crosstalk: Mon Mar 21, 2011
- Fri., 18 – Cain's Quest Winners
- Fri., 18 – Women in Prison / Jocelyn Greene
- Fri., 18 – Libya / Ehab Sherif
- Thu., 17 – Michael Hlinka, Business column
- Thu., 17 – Labrador Trapper / Ken Mesher
- Thu., 17 – Cain's Quest / Gary & Chris Traverse
- Thu., 17 – Coming Up on Crosstalk: Fri March 18, 2011:
- Wed., 16 – Newfoundlandisms / Dave Paddon
- Wed., 16 – Blood Infection / Ann Roberts
- Wed., 16 – Newfoundlander in Bahrain / Anita Carroll
- Wed., 16 – Coming Up on Crosstalk: Thurs March 17, 2011
- Tue., 15 – Archives / S.S. Viking / Christine Davies
- Tue., 15 – Coming Up on Crosstalk: Wed Mar 16, 2011
- Tue., 15 – St. John's cabbie attacked / Colin Hanames
- Tue., 15 – NL Child Advocate Carol Chafe
- Tue., 15 – Elizabeth Matthews / CNLOPB
- Mon., 14 – Coming Up on Crosstalk: Tues March 15, 2011
- Fri., 11 – Crosstalk Fri march 11, 2011 / SHAKESPEARE
- Fri., 11 – Japan Quake / Deir, Ishiwata
- Fri., 11 – Japan Quake / Melissa Lane
- Fri., 11 – Coming up on Crosstalk: Mon March 14, 2011
- Thu., 10 – let's talk Shakespeare
- Thu., 10 – Should MUN Tuition be free
- Thu., 10 – Blanche Lacey is turning 104 years old today
- Thu., 10 – There's another twist in the fight to allow snowmobile access through Terra Nova National Park.
- Thu., 10 – Crosstalk: Wed March 9, 2011
- Tue., 8 – Price Increase For Beer
- Mon., 7 – Brook Causes Mess In Trout River
- Mon., 7 – Crosstalk: Mon March 7, 2011
- Mon., 7 – A Warning From The Bank Of Montreal
- Thu., 3 – MACK FURLONG - TRIVIVA
- Thu., 3 – Violence awareness - Guest Rick Boland
- Thu., 3 – Bullying - Guest Debra Pepler
- Wed., 2 – Crosstalk: Thurs March 3, 2011
- Wed., 2 – Crosstalk Wed March 2, 2011: Council Pay
- Wed., 2 – Jamie Merrigan on Newman bail
- February 2011
- Fri., 25 – It's "stand up to bullying" day
- Fri., 25 – Snowmobiling Fatality
- Fri., 25 – Coming up on Crosstalk - Friday February 25
- Thu., 24 – MP Todd Russell holds a virtual town hall
- Wed., 23 – Change is in the air on Fogo Island.
- Tue., 22 – Radio Noon Archives - Sir Frederick Banting
- Tue., 22 – Libyan government cracks down on protesters
- Tue., 22 – Crosstalk - Guest Dave Lane
- Mon., 21 – Crosstalk - Ryan's Fancy
- Thu., 10 – Radio Noon - February 10, 2011
- Wed., 9 – Radio Noon - February 9, 2011
- Tue., 8 – Radio Noon - February 8, 2011
- Mon., 7 – Radio Noon - February 7, 2011
- Fri., 4 – Radio Noon - February 4, 2011
- Thu., 3 – Radio Noon - February 3, 2011
- Wed., 2 – Radio Noon - February 2, 2011
- Tue., 1 – Radio Noon - February 1, 2011
- January 2011
- Mon., 31 – Radio Noon - January 31, 2011
- Fri., 28 – Radio Noon - January 28, 2011
- Thu., 27 – Radio Noon - January 27, 2011
- Wed., 26 – Radio Noon - January 26, 2011
- Tue., 25 – Radio Noon - January 25, 2011
- Mon., 24 – Radio Noon - January 24, 2011
- Fri., 21 – Radio Noon - January 21, 2011
- Thu., 20 – Radio Noon - January 20, 2011
- Wed., 19 – Radio Noon - January 19, 2011
- Tue., 18 – Radio Noon - January 18, 2011
- Mon., 17 – Radio Noon - January 17, 2011
- Fri., 14 – Radio Noon - January 17, 2011
- Fri., 14 – Radio Noon - January 14, 2011
- Thu., 13 – Radio Noon - January 13, 2011
- Wed., 12 – Radio Noon - January 12, 2011
- Tue., 11 – Radio Noon - January 11, 2011
- Mon., 10 – Radio Noon - January 10, 2011
- Fri., 7 – Radio Noon - January 7, 2011
- Thu., 6 – Radio Noon - January 6, 2011
- Wed., 5 – Radio Noon - January 5, 2011
- Tue., 4 – Radio Noon - January 4, 2011
- Mon., 3 – Radio Noon - Monday January 3, 2011
- December 2010
- Mon., 27 – A Large Year music selections
- Fri., 24 – What's Coming Up on Radio Noon Crosstalk:
- Thu., 23 – Radio Noon - December 23, 2010
- Wed., 22 – Radio Noon - Wednesday December 22, 2010
- Tue., 21 – Radio Noon - Tuesday December 21, 2010
- Mon., 20 – Radio Noon - Monday, December 20, 2010
- Fri., 17 – CROSSTALK: Favourite Books of 2010
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