After several decades, the Loong Wah Restaurant in downtown St. John's is closing. Owner Zoe Wu reflects on the restaurant's legacy.

Exploits Valley High in Grand Falls-Windsor, N.L. is putting on the ABBA themed musical Mamma Mia. As the CBC's Jason Vermes tells us, the high school musical is alive and well in Canada

Weekend AM's Melissa Tobin checked out the action as the Apple TV+ series Severance, shoots in Port Union and other towns on the Bonavista Peninsula.

Christine Carter, an associate professor at Memorial University's School of Music, says there is a more effective way to practice your musical instrument

Riley Stairs is the youngest professional piano tuner in Newfoundland and Labrador, and Weekend AM's Melissa Tobin paid him a visit at work.

Weekend AM's Melissa Tobin visits The Bookstore and More in Clarenville to celebrate independent Canadian bookstores.

Ken Pretty of Dildo tells us about his attention grabbing photos of a phallic shaped iceberg

Author Pauline Spurrell speaks with Weekend AM host Melissa Tobin about her memoir, From the Shadows: Surviving the Depths of Mental Illness, which explores her story of surviving mental illness.

It started as a joke in, but ended up creating the most sought after LPs in the province. Peter Morris and Wallace Hammond, aka Stig Stilletto and Kirt Sic-o-via, join Melissa Tobin to talk about their legacy of Da Slyme and their new archival release, If there’s no rubble, you haven’t played!

Chris Brookes was instrumental in establishing the Resource Centre of the Arts and turning an old union all into the arts hub it is today. CBC's Jessica Singer gets a tour of the LSPU Hall with Nicole Rousseau and learns more about his legacy in the arts.