2020 | March 22 – 28
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Between The Lines: Newfoundland’s Hunger Games
0The longer I hold down a permanent position, the further I distance myself from school, adolescence and those days of not caring about things like bills and the almighty dollar, the more I think on things, cliched things, like ‘love what you do.’
What’s more? You’ve got to feel that
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Rebel Dolls with a Cause
0By: Jason Sheppard
They’re a bit punk, highly captivating and they have a tremendous amount of heart.
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Nancy Doll and Leon House have only known each other for less than six months but together they have developed a friendship based on a number of interests; a love of artistic
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Honouring Harry Hibbs
2The family of Newfoundland music icon Harry Hibbs carries on with a long-standing campaign to see ‘Uncle’ Harry inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame
There are few Newfoundland music icons quite like Harry Hibbs. The Bell Island native, who became a household name through his massive record sales and
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20 Years of Places to Go With Sharon Snow
0NTV’s Places to Go with Sharon Snow, turns 20 in 2020. The show’s beloved host reflects on two decades of being out and about at home and beyond!
2020 marks 20 years of going places with Places to Go, and no one could be more proud than the show’s
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Jim Furlong: Fees, Politics & Raving Loonies
0I laugh at those who in self- righteous indignation or in perceived political opportunity rise up on their hind legs and rail against the $25,000 price tag on entering the Liberal leadership race. Unless you came into town on a load of turnips you should know that it is “a
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Chris Hennessy – A Lifelong Love Affair
1Legendary musician, the Irish-born Chris Hennessy, talks roots, music, and overcoming his greatest battle ever
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If you’ve never listened to Chris Hennessy’s album, Ballad of a Sad Cafe, treat yourself and have a listen. Or better yet? Visit O’Reilly’s when Hennessy is playing. His rendition of Her Father Didn’t
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NL AUTHORS | Excerpt: Darrell Duke’s ‘An Irish Tale of Leaving’
0When Darrell Duke penned the yarn, An Irish Tale of Leaving, he was inspired for very personal reasons
An excerpt from ‘An Irish Tale of Leaving’ penned by Darrell Duke:
My Grandfather, James Houlihan, was from the community of Argentia, once known as Little Placentia, located
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Danielle’s Paddy’s Playlist
0Host of OZFM’s Jigs and Reels, Danielle Butt talks all things St. Patrick’s and offers up your must have Irish artists to celebrate Paddy’s on The Rock!
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It’s not Christmas in Killarney, but it’s the next best thing for fans of Irish music across Newfoundland and Labrador!
St. Patrick’s
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Between The Lines – The Shots We Didn’t Take
0It’s hard not to get romantic about sports. Yes, it’s not for everyone. My wife would prefer the comfort of staring and scrolling through Instagram and Pinterest than sit through two hours of football, and I know a good many fellas in town and around the bay who would rather
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