Storytelling is alive and thriving at the St. John's Storytelling Festival, which starts today and runs all week. One of the guest performers at this year's edition is visiting us from Northern Ireland. We invite him to the On The Go studio for a chat and a yarn, along with the president of the festival's board of directors. (Todd O'Brien with Colin Urwin and Karen Carroll)

On January 6th, 2020 a CBC News crew was swarmed by Trump supporters. Ahead of another potentially volatile election, the CBC’s Katie Nicholson tracks down one of the people who surrounded her team that day to find out where she stands now. (On The Go's Francesca Swann with Katie Nicholson)

Bursting at the seams... Her Majesty's Penitentiary and other correctional facilities in the province are overcrowded. We take a look at the situation with the executive director of the John Howard Society in the province. (Todd O'Brien with Cindy Murphy)

A basque whaling ship lost off Red Bay in the mid-16th century is currently being replicated in Northern Spain. Our CBC Radio Canada colleague Patrick Butler is there, and has toured the facility where the building work is going on. (Krissy Holmes with Patrick Butler)

It’s Thanksgiving weekend... and that means lots of Turkeys on plates. But maybe some people are veering off course and trying new recipes for a change. We check in with reporter Amy Feehan in Corner Brook - who asked people what Thanksgiving traditions they're observing... and what ones they're perhaps changing. (Krissy Holmes with Amy Feehan)

We've been hearing this week about crime in the community of Stoneville and alleged rampant crime throughout rural Newfoundland For a look at the police response to the situation we reach the media relations officer with the Strategic Communications and Media Relations Unit of the RCMP NL. (Krissy Holmes with corporal Jolene Garland)

A woman from St. John's with the Salvation Army in Florida is serving hundreds of meals to people in need after Hurricane Milton has left neighbourhoods and homes in ruin. (Krissy Holmes with Major Deanne Jones)

Following up on a story from earlier this week...we hear from a couple of frustrated residents of Stoneville and area who fear someone will be hurt by ongoing crime in their area... and they want action taken to tackle the problem. (The CBC's Troy Turner with Geoffery Hodder of Stoneville and Port Albert resident Patty Pelley)