William N. Rowe is an author. He’s also been a radio host, columnist, and commentator. Before all that he was one of Newfoundland and Labrador’s most prominent politicians. We decided to spend two episodes with him. This is Part 2.

William N. Rowe is an author. He’s also been a radio host, columnist, and commentator. Before all that he was one of Newfoundland and Labrador’s most prominent politicians. We decided to spend two episodes with him. This is Part 1.

Theresa O’Leary is an award winning radio documentarian. Recently she completed a creative non-fiction manuscript telling the story of how the Associated Press began, including the role played by Newfoundland and Cape Race in early news gathering. It’s called, Race to the Cape.

Jerry Evans is one of Newfoundland and Labrador’s foremost visual artists. He’s a master printmaker, whose images, mostly inspired by his indigenous heritage, are striking in their originality.

Since 2017 Rabbi Chanan Chernitsky has devoted himself to providing spiritual guidance and religious teaching to the Jewish community of St. John’s, Newfoundland – as well as humanitarian services to the broader community. In this interview with Karl Wells, Rabbi Chernitsky tells us about himself and his work.

Educator and archivist, Bert Riggs, joins Karl to chat about prominent figures from Newfoundland and Labrador’s rich history, namely Professor Charles Henry Danielle and the dancer and entertainer known in his day as the King of Broadway, Donald Brian.

Terri Andrews has had one foot firmly planted in the corporate business world and the other in the world of musical theatre for most of her life. For the last 30 years she’s been President of Quality Plus Inc., a management company consulting in health, safety, environmental and quality systems. Since the early 2000s she’s been the Executive Producer and Artistic Director of Ta-Da Events.

The Hon. Pamela N. Parsons comes from Spaniards Bay, Newfoundland. Before turning to elected politics, she worked in journalism for over a decade. She became Deputy Speaker of the Newfoundland and Labrador Legislature – only the third woman to serve in that position – and followed that by becoming the Minister Responsible for Women and Gender Equality. This is an altogether interesting conversation with a woman determined to make a difference.

Part 2 of Karl’s interview with Carl English is now available. From an early age, Carl English experienced tragedy and great loss. He found solace in the game of basketball. Eventually it became his dream to build a professional basketball career for himself. And he succeeded.