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John Cullen's new podcast, Broomgate: A Curling Scandal, is about a broom that nearly destroyed the sport. One of the first teams to sweep with that broom was our own Team Gushue. Brad joined us this morning and talked about the part he plays in the podcast.

The Rotary Club St. John’s East is hosting a screening of this year’s submissions for the International Fly Fishing Film Festival Thursday night at Memorial University. Past president Terry Reardon and current president Kristina Ennis joined us in studio this morning with the details.

The provincial government plans to scrap nearly 300 private agency nurses within the next few years. While the province may have a plan on how to recruit nurses to fill the gaps, Mark Hernandez says keeping them here will determine its success. He spoke with the Morning Show's Jessica Singer.

Short-term accommodations now need be registered with the tourism department as part of the Tourism Accommodations Act. Deborah Bourden is chair of Hospitality Newfoundland and Labrador. She joined us to talk about what that means for your community.

There is no more tent city at Colonial Building. Transportation Minister John Abbott joined us in studio this morning to explain the government's decision and the rationale behind it.

The government removed all of the tents from the Colonial Building encampment. It's something housing advocates in Halifax are familiar with. Steve Wilsack is a housing advocate and the executive director of the Housing First Society of Nova Scotia. He joined us on the line to explain what happens after a forced encampment eviction.