You know you're a Corner Boy if...

On Tuesday guest host John Furlong spoke with author Robert Hunt about his new book "Corner Boys." It refers to a type of young fella - a few girls, but mainly fellas - who grew up in downtown St. John's working-class neighbourhoods, defined as much by their culture as they were by their geography. Following that chat John asked listeners to complete the phrase "You know you're a Corner Boy if..." for a chance to win a copy of the book. We've tried to get all the entries we received on air... but it seeems the week just isn't long enough. So, we're going to wrap it all up on Monday morning when Anthony returens to the host chair. Until then, take a listen to the calls we've aired so far. Download Flash Player to view this content.

Meet two new MHAs
This province has some new MHAs following Tuesday's election, and today we meet two of them. One is giving up his taxi seat for a seat in the House of Assembly, and the other is giving up a spot at Mount Pearl City Council. John Furlong sits down with New Democrat George Murphy and PC Paul Lane to find out where they're coming from and where they're going.

Premier Dunderdale's fishery comments
Newly-elected premier Kathy Dunderdale made comments this week that the fishery has to change. John Furlong reached Allan Moulton, the FFAW rep at the Marystown plant for his reaction.

Funeral home restaurant
There's a new place to dine in Quidi Vidi Village...an old funeral home. Guest host John Furlong gets the details from the Morning Show's Amy Stoodley.