Weekend AM

Peter Burt, co-owner of the Newfoundland Salt Company, talks about the business's new equipment and pivot to wholesale orders.

Come From Away is at the top of the list for the most staged theatre show in the United States for the 2025-26 theatre season, says Rob Weinert-Kendt of American Theater Magazine

American musician Jake Wesley Rogers is recording an album and doing a benefit concert in Winterton

How a late night pee made Nelson Bradbury a viral sensation

CBC's Gavin Simms gets into the folds with with paper engineer Shawn Sheehy.

Fashion Santa, a.k.a. Paul Mason, visits Joe Batt's Arm and Gander.

Trudy Morgan-Cole and Emma Cole talk about their podcast in progress, Terra Arcana

Clothing designer Nora de Mariaffi takes the concept of matching outfits to the next level

Architect Robert Mellin takes us on a walk over a mid-20th century architectural gem in the west end of St. John's

Longtime music educators Doug Dunsmore and Andrea Rose talk about the legacy of their friend and colleague Donald F. Cook, the founding director of Memorial University's School of Music

Editorial cartoonist Kevin Tobin talks about his long career and body of work with The Telegram and other newspapers in Newfoundland and Labrador

Louise Moyes talks to Weekend AM's Julia Israel about her latest Docudance, Churchill Park/Newtown - I Lived Here

WAM's Melissa Tobin speaks with artist Larry Weyand, who created a giant stuffed lobster and matching disco-ball cracker for this year's Bonavista Biennale.

Musicians Becca Bartlett and Summer Bennett flew to New Jersey for an three-day artist retreat, where they sat around the campfire with GRAMMY-Award winning artist Seal.

CBC report Maddie Ryan tells us why some local musicians are taking their music off the world's biggest streaming platform.

We hear about Stitches We Share: From Grandmother's Hands to Ours, an exhibit at the 2025 Bonavista Biennale, where three granddaughters curated their grandmother's work.

Joel Thomas Hynes, Leslie Smith and Carl Smith talk about their first ever Ride for Recovery NL, the vibrant recovery in Eastern Newfoundland, and their love of motorcycles.

Rose Bouthillier, artistic director, and Heather Igloliorte, curator, of the 2025 Bonavista Biennale, tell us about the artwork to explore on the Bonavista Peninsula.

We meet circus performers at Wonderbolt Circus who talk about the physical art of circus, and what circus performers have in common with Canada Games athletes.

We meet Team NL para athletes Jeremy Jones and Seamus Reardon, and hear from Parasport NL president Margaret Tibbo and vice-president Doug Copp about how the organization works

Mac Gnome, along with his chaperone, Bruce MacFarlane of Team NB, talks about his role as unofficial Team NB mascot

Team NL Box Lacrosse players Abby Adams, Jana Whiffen, and Paige O'Neill explain why Team NL and Team PEI Lacrosse players danced together after their matches

Mark Lawlor, N.L. Fire Duty Officer, gives a Sunday morning update on the wildfires, focusing on the Kingston wildfire, currently raging out of control.

Rob and Madelyn Tomyn tell us about their connections to volleyball, the Canada Games, and several parts of Canada

Curtis Delaney, mayor of Small Point-Adam's Cove-Blackhead-Broad Cove, gives a Sunday morning update on the Kingston wildfire, burning out of control.

The Mont brothers - Leo, Emmett and Henry, with their mother, Jessica, talk about their roles on Nova Scotia's Canada Games male lacrosse team.

Taylor and Maddie Buchanan are identical twins and artistic swimmers with Team New Brunswick at the 2025 Canada Games.

Shahad Alouch of Chester, Nova Scotia explains how she showcases her culture and her wrestling skills in Canada Games competition.

Mya Roberts and Owen Connolly, rugby players with Team Prince Edward Island at the 2025 Canada Games, talk about how they are overcoming obstacles to pursue their sporting dreams

Nelly and her human, Lisa Roy, tell Weekend AM's Maddie Ryan about how Nelly has become a sensation on TikTok and YouTube

Musician Brad Jefford has been crunching the numbers and starting a conversation about the wages for musicians who play in the bars and pubs around Newfoundland and Labrador

Weekend AM's Amy Feehan tries out a summer biathlon session at the Blow Me Down Biathlon Club in Corner Brook

Craig Morrissey of the Family History Society of Newfoundland and Labrador and David Allen Lambert, the Chief Genealogist at American Ancestors, talk about this weekend's Rockbound Roots Conference on Genealogy.

Indigenous comedian Don Burnstick tells us about his upcoming performance at Miawpukek First Nation.

We check in on the goldfish which have become an invasive species in Massey Drive's Link Pond

Weekend AM's Amy Feehan tells us about a new video game that incorporates a Newfoundland character and a Newfoundland voice actor

In 2012, Anita and Brad Squires wrote a message, put it in a bottle, and threw it into the ocean off Bell Island. Now, in 2025, that bottle has been found and opened in Ireland by Kate Gay and Martha Farrell

Musician Larry Foley has acquired the guitar that was once owned by Dick Nolan, best known for his song Aunt Martha's Sheep

Longtime 2SLGBTQ+ activist Susan Rose remembers the first Pride week gatherings on Middle Cove Beach in the early 1980s

Flanker Press publisher Jerry Cranford on his memories of Earl Pilgrim

Textile artist Daniel Rumbolt explores queer rural life in his new exhibit at the Craft Council of Newfoundland and Labrador Gallery

Runner and walker Mike Kavanaugh of Mount Pearl remembers his 40 Tely 10 road races, from his top 10 finish, to his last place finish