Millions of people saw Monday's solar eclipse from Burgeo's point of view, thanks to stunning photographs by Greg Locke. He joins us to talk about how he captured the moment... and how his shots were beamed all over the world. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Greg Locke)

David Brazil had larger priorities a few months ago when he stepped down as provincial PC leader and resigned his seat in the House of Assembly to focus on his health. But now he's feeling better... and might even be ready for a political return. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with David Brazil)

When it comes to volunteering in your community, risking your life to fight fires is a lot tougher than running the church bingo or leading the Cub Scouts. That might be why this country is running short on firefighters... but can a better tax incentive help? We ask the fire chief at the Marystown Volunteer Fire Department. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Justin Bolt)

There are plenty of reasons why some kids aren't in school every day - but more students are missing more school than ever these days. It's an international trend, so for a local perspective we reach the president of the Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of School Councils. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Don Coombs)

We speak with the operations manager at Blue on Water to find out what's in the offering on their special Masters Menu in conjunction with the famous golf tournament in Augusta, Georgia. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Sullivan Power)

A church on the Port au Port Peninsula is in a battle for heritage supremacy... against schools, lighthouses and grain elevators from across Canada. We reach the leader of the board of directors and the executive director of the heritage trust to hear why Our Lady of Mercy is in the hunt to be Canada's "Next Great Save." (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Joanne Rose and Patricia Kell)

"Try not to dream big when it comes to hydrogen." That's the advice from one engineer and green energy consultant who has modest expectations for our big hydrogen energy play. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Paul Martin)

Uber might be coming to St. John's soon, but Memorial University students have been working their own ride sharing system for years. We reach the executive director of external affairs with the students union to find out why the MUNSU Safe Drive program works so well. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with John Harris)