Bedste Labrador-podcasts (2025)

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#342 How do you Perceive your Student 28:33

2d ago28:33

28:33

In today's episode, we break down one of the biggest causes of training problems: looking right through your student. We often take our timelines and recipes and then stick the dog to them. This can work, but what do you when it doesn't, and how do you go about preventing problems by created by fitting your square peg into a round hole? Read on....…

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What's the Happs? 9:23

3d ago9:23

9:23

From trivia nights and board games to pickleball tournaments and community awards, Labrador has something for everyone this week. Zachary Russell shares the best events, with a sprinkle of personal stories and fun takes.

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broad. 19 - "los jardines" 9:37

1M ago9:37

9:37

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A Celebration for an Elder 9:51

3d ago9:51

9:51

Elder Jean Crane has been a guiding force for Labrador Campus. As Memorial University marks 100 years, a special tribute lunch honoured her lasting contributions. Hear the reflections from those whose lives she’s touched.

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Revisiting the Quebec-Labrador Border 10:10

3d ago10:10

10:10

A map labeling the Quebec-Labrador boundary as “not final” has sparked controversy again. Labrador’s Richard Budgell dives into the history of this long-standing dispute.

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Nunatsiavut’s View on Trudeau’s Legacy 9:14

3d ago9:14

9:14

As Justin Trudeau steps down, Nunatsiavut President Johannes Lampe reflects on his tenure. From reconciliation efforts to personal impressions, Lampe shares what Trudeau’s leadership has meant to Labrador’s Inuit communities.

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A Walkout Over Churchill Falls 9:38

3d ago9:38

9:38

After four days of debate, the Churchill Falls MOU passed in the House on Thursday. But it was not without drama as the Progressive Conservatives walked out during the vote. Darrell Roberts takes us through the heated moments, what the agreement could mean for the province, and why some MHAs took a stand.…

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Learning from the Land 7:45

3d ago7:45

7:45

A group of Inuit youth spent time in Nunatsiavut learning about the impacts of climate change and their role in protecting their culture and environment. Heidi Atter brings their inspiring journey to life in this final chapter of the Atlantic Voice documentary.

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Concerns of invasive species and more in birds in Nunatsaivut 5:06

4d ago5:06

5:06

We bring you another installment of the Atlantic Voice documentary, The Science of the Land. We find out why there are concerns about invasive species and contaminants showing up in bird populations in Nunatsiavut.

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MP Yvonne Jones shares thoughts on Trudeau’s resignation 9:27

4d ago9:27

9:27

We hear from Labrador MP Yvonne Jones on Trudeau's resignation and her hopes for the federal Liberal party, going forward.

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Churchill River methylmercury concerns? 12:08

4d ago12:08

12:08

How might another, bigger hydrodam on the Churchill River impact the environment here in Labrador? And what might it mean for those living downstream from the projects? Rigolet Inuk hunter Derrick Pottle shared his concerns.

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“Never seen anything like this” Mina Campbell is waiting for freeze up 8:11

4d ago8:11

8:11

This is a very mild January so far and there's very little ice or snow in places across Labrador. We caught up with Mina Campbell down at the dock in North West River to talk about the weather.

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“Why Now?” opposition question timing of Churchill Falls MOU vote 8:11

4d ago8:11

8:11

After more than 50 years, why is now the time for a new Churchill Falls deal? We hear what one energy expert had to say about that during yesterday’s debate in the House of Assembly.

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Celebrating women who inspire 6:33

4d ago6:33

6:33

Do you know an inspiring woman in Labrador West making a difference in the community? A new award is honoring those women. We hear from the organizer about this new award.

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Learning about climate change in Nunatsiavut 7:31

5d ago7:31

7:31

We continue our tag along with Inuit youth as they learn about the impacts -- and some of the ways to mitigate -- climate change in Nunatsiavut. We bring you more of the Atlantic Voice documentary, The Science of the Land.

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Here come the Nalujuk 10:00

5d ago10:00

10:00

All aboard the Nalujuk Night Express! On Monday, a group of Nalujuit travelled by bus around Happy Valley-Goose Bay, shaking their sticks at elders and even chasing a few unsuspecting people! We bring you along that bus ride.

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Breaking down the unusual weather in Labrador 10:58

5d ago10:58

10:58

Above average temperatures, rain, and practically no snow in places - it is unseasonably warm for the first week of January across Labrador. We ask a meteorologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada what's going on.

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Churchill Falls MOU debate breakdown 7:29

5d ago7:29

7:29

Oversight, the border and an election? CBC Morning’s Darrell Roberts gets into day two of the Churchill Falls debate in the House of Assembly.

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Nain missing woman update 7:23

5d ago7:23

7:23

A 51-year-old Nain woman has been missing since December 30th. We hear the latest on the search for Elizabeth Jararuse.

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L’Anse au Clair man takes up new hobby of woodworking 8:32

6d ago8:32

8:32

A lifelong carpenter is proving it's never too late to take up a new hobby. Labrador Morning's Stephen Roberts spoke to Gordon Spingle of L'Anse au Clair about his new woodworking projects.

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Labrador Fishermen's Union Shrimp Company now own MV Osprey 8:04

6d ago8:04

8:04

The Labrador Fishermen's Union Shrimp Company are now 100% owners of the MV Osprey Company -- we hear more about the deal from the company's president, Dwight Russell.

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Newfoundland and Labrador actor Shawn Doyle on his new part in Son of a Critch 9:04

6d ago9:04

9:04

Tonight, a brand new season of Son of Critch premieres on CBC. In it, Newfoundland and Labrador actor Shawn Doyle plays a familiar name from the theatre scene in Wabush back in the day. We learn more about it when Shawn makes his own grand entrance on Labrador Morning.

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The Science of the Land part 1 6:41

6d ago6:41

6:41

About a dozen Inuit youth took part in a science camp in Nain this past fall. They learned how climate change is impacting the land and their culture. Those youth are featured in an Atlantic Voice documentary called, The Science of the Land, that aired on Sunday. We're sharing that documentary on Labrador Morning throughout the week.…

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Debrief on Churchill Falls debate 9:00

6d ago9:00

9:00

The debate over the new Churchill Falls agreement began in the House of Assembly yesterday. Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts was there and joined us for a recap.

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Annual tradition of Nalujuk night 8:06

7d ago8:06

8:06

The Nalujuit are coming! The Nalujuit are coming! Excitement is in the air as children eagerly check their stockings this morning before an exciting Nalujuk day and night gets underway! We speak with Joan Dicker in Nain about this annual tradition.

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The two opposition MHAs in Labrador debate the Churchill MOU 15:03

7d ago15:03

15:03

The House of Assembly is opening today to discuss the MOU between NL Hydro and Hydro-Quebec. The two opposition MHAs in Labrador share their thoughts with Labrador Morning.

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Labrador recipients of the Premier’s Medals 16:12

7d ago16:12

16:12

Award-winning voices and stories of Labrador! We speak with Them Days Magazine and the Labrador Creative Arts Festival about winning the inaugural Premier’s Medals and what this recognition means for Labrador’s culture.

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Registered dietitian on packing lunches in 2025 9:43

7d ago9:43

9:43

We get some tips on preparing healthy meals for 2025 - and especially packing lunches for your kids who are heading back to school today now that the Holidays are over.

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Folks in Happy Valley-Goose Bay share their New Year’s Resolutions 8:43

13d ago8:43

8:43

New year, new you? We hear from people about what they want to do in 2025.

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Sharon Edmunds unwraps her love of the Christmas season 8:47

14d ago8:47

8:47

Christmas may be over. But for one Happy Valley-Goose Bay resident, the holiday spirit is far from packed away. In this half hour, we take you inside a home where every corner is a celebration and every ornament has a story.

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#341 The Often-Overlooked Importance of Bird Introduction 34:52

14d ago34:52

34:52

In today's episode, we talk about the reasons early and appropriate bird introduction is important, sometimes critically so. We often believe that "pointers will point" and "flushers will flush", but it can be problematic if they've been taught to be very concerned with you when they are performing their ancestral work of hunting birds. Emphasis on…

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A Christmas musical performance in Happy Valley-Goose Bay airport 7:26

24d ago7:26

7:26

We take you to the Goose Bay airport to hear a very special holiday musical performance!

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Toyland in Happy Valley-Goose Bay 8:18

24d ago8:18

8:18

Heaven on Hamilton. We're going down memory lane to hear stories about Toyland: the place to go if you were a kid growing up in Happy Valley-Goose Bay many decades ago.

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Drag Queen’s Labrador West debut 7:23

24d ago7:23

7:23

Fresh off appearing on Canada's Drag Race, Tara Nova will perform tonight in Labrador City. We hear more about her drag debut in Labrador!

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Eider ducks crash into Point Amour light 7:13

24d ago7:13

7:13

For two unlucky eider ducks, Point Amour was "le Point de la Mort." Labrador Morning's Stephen Roberts learned how two ducks crashed through the lantern at the Point Amour Lighthouse recently. We hear that tale.

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A Labrador Christmas cookie baker 9:44

24d ago9:44

9:44

Whose Christmas cookie is the best in Labrador? Our host Rhivu visited one cookie baker here in Happy Valley-Goose Bay who joined our contest. Find out who and what makes their cookies so special.

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Honouring local radio host “Jiggy Jig” 11:01

24d ago11:01

11:01

Labrador West has lost a radio legend. We will honour the legacy of "Jiggy Jig."

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Cookie contest entries 3:32

25d ago3:32

3:32

We have been asking people what their favorite cookies are for our Labrador Morning contest, and we have gotten quite a few entries. Here they are!

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Supporting those experiencing a blue Christmas 6:21

25d ago6:21

6:21

Christmas is a time of joy and cheer for most. For some, it might be a time of grief and mourning. An event in Labrador West tomorrow is helping those needing support during the season.

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Gathering hockey equipment for Hopedale 6:41

25d ago6:41

6:41

It's Hockey Night in Hopedale! Find out how some volunteers are making sure young hockey players in northern Labrador have the gear they need.

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Portable X-Ray now in Hopedale 8:12

25d ago8:12

8:12

A portable x-ray trial was a huge success in Hopedale last month. We will bring you the details.

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Thinking outside the gift box 9:24

25d ago9:24

9:24

We get crafty with Happy Valley-Goose Bay's Carol Ann Wilcox who definitely thinks outside the "gift box"! We get some tips for making homemade gifts for this holiday season.

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Nunatsiavut Government’s first Inuit Men’s conference 11:45

25d ago11:45

11:45

The Nunatsiavut Government held its first ever Inuit Men's Conference last month in Hopedale. We spoke with an organizer and two participants about the impact it had.

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We ask Happy Valley-Goose Bay shoppers their favorite Christmas cookies 6:08

25d ago6:08

6:08

Snickerdoodles, snowballs and so much more. We want to hear about your absolute favorite Christmas cookies on Labrador Morning this week and we took to the Co-op parking lot to hear more about the cookies you're devouring this Christmas.

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Billy Gauthier on his newest sculpture 9:19

26d ago9:19

9:19

From whale skull, to whale scapula. We hear about North West River artist Billy Gauthier's new sculpture, which was recently displayed in St. John's.

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Happy Valley-Goose Bay French Immersion students sing Christmas tunes 9:40

26d ago9:40

9:40

Celebrating the season through song! We take you on the holiday road to Peacock Primary School in Happy Valley-Goose Bay to listen to some French immersion students sing en Français!

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Pitch Wars 8:33

26d ago8:33

8:33

Two authors from Mary's Harbour faced a panel of local publishers last month with their works in progress! We hear from Jeanette Russell and Nina Rumbolt-Pye about their experience at "Pitch Wars" last month.

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A Syrian living in Labrador West reacts to the fall of the Assad regime 8:11

26d ago8:11

8:11

Syrians around the world are celebrating the fall of the Assad regime. We hear from a former resident of Syria now living in Labrador West about the news.

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Labour advocate on Canada Post workers being forced back 10:09

26d ago10:09

10:09

Canada Post employees were ordered back to work this week. But what kind of precedent does this back-to-work order set for unionized workers across the country? We speak with the president of the Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Labour.

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Social enterprise Thrifty’s celebrates 40 years 8:42

27d ago8:42

8:42

Hitting a big milestone, we take you to the 40th anniversary celebrations of Thrifty's in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.

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