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Stephenville

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Oct 2, 2026

Brian CallahanHOST
9:31
Uh, he said he can't be everywhere at the same time.
Brian CallahanHOST
9:33
Uh, he wasn't far away, though, in his district on the west coast of the island, the Stephenville area, make an important, important announcement.
Brian CallahanHOST
9:40
I would suggest re-announcements, of course, 'cause a lot of what was renounced or announced this week was in the budget, um, and won't happen right now.
Brian CallahanHOST
9:48
There are things going to happen into the future, and there are promises for those things to happen, whether it's the MRI in Central or the long-term care beds in Corner Brook.
Dean ClarkHOST
66:29
Here's where the story gets good.
Dean ClarkHOST
66:30
Dave and Aubrey recorded Bartender's Sweetheart at Claude Sound Studios in Stephenville back in 1980.
Dean ClarkHOST
66:35
Now, while they waited for the album to be pressed and the cover prepared, they sent a demo tape to RCA Records.
Dean ClarkHOST
66:41
Now, according to Dave Pike, they never really expected to hear anything back, but they did.
Ron MooresHOST
62:47
And they are Halifax, Nova Scotia; Chelsea, Quebec; St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador; Burlington, Ontario; Ottawa; Montreal; Oakville, Ontario; Moncton, New Brunswick; San Francisco, California; and Frankfurt, Germany.
Ron MooresHOST
63:03
And thanks to all our big flock of new listeners we welcome from Maple Ridge, Victoria, and Courtney, British Columbia; Edmonton and Grand Prairie, Alberta; Winnipeg, Manitoba; Saskatchewan, uh, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan; Stratford, Prince Edward Island; Stephenville, Deer Lake, Glovertown, and Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador; Fredericton, New Brunswick; Greenwood, Truro, Kirkmount, Bridgewater, Glace Bay, Dartmouth, Fall River, and Kentville, Nova Scotia; Bolton, Cobourg, Forest, Kemptville, and London, Ontario; and Paul Houde, Quebec.
Ron MooresHOST
63:36
And in the US, Washington, DC; Jersey City, New Jersey; Charlottesville, Virginia; Dripping Springs, Texas; Detroit, Michigan; North Conway, New Hampshire; Branford, Connecticut; Montclair, New Jersey; High Point, North Carolina; Boston and Harwich, Massachusetts; Bowie and Baltimore, Maryland; Chicago, Illinois; Knoxville, Tennessee; Columbus, Ohio; Colorado Springs in Colorado; Harrison and New York City in New York; and abroad in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
Ron MooresHOST
64:10
This is a first.
Brian CallahanHOST
93:44
Okay, fire away.
Jordan MitchellGUEST
93:45
Um, yeah, so, uh, we're gonna have members of Second Battalion Royal Newfoundland Regiment who will be training in the, uh, Stephenville area.
Jordan MitchellGUEST
93:55
Uh, this is gonna be a ruck march that's gonna happen from approximately 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM tonight.
Jordan MitchellGUEST
94:02
And, uh, it's gonna take place from Cambria Armory to Igloo Road.
Tim PowersHOST
44:29
Just sticking with Brad for one second.
Tim PowersHOST
44:31
So I see four more shows, Stephenville, Corner Book, Grand Falls, and Gander.
Tim PowersHOST
44:39
Tell us about where those shows will be and what people can expect.
Brad GoverGUEST
44:45
So those four shows are at the Arts and Culture Centers, and all the Arts and Culture Center screenings, the people at the Arts and Culture Center have decided to make those tickets for free.
Brad GoverGUEST
44:55
So every Arts and Culture Center screening on the island is free, coming up starting on Thursday in Stephenville.
Brad GoverGUEST
45:03
Then it's Friday night in Cornerbrook, then Grand Falls, then Gander on Sunday night.
Brad GoverGUEST
45:09
And so we'd love to see people come out.
Brad GoverGUEST
45:52
Thank you so
Leigh WallGUEST
21:44
I think is right.
Leigh WallGUEST
21:45
We're going to go to Gander, Cornerbrook, Stephenville and Grand Falls.
Leigh WallGUEST
21:50
So we're going to have three tradeswomen social events.
Leigh WallGUEST
21:54
So we have events for tradeswomen throughout the year.
Luke AshworthGUEST
30:25
what Canada could offer to the EU in terms of issues around transition to renewables, too.
Tim PowersHOST
30:33
And, of course, it wasn't that long ago, even before Mark Carney came, that we did have people like the Germans in Stephenville looking at potential energy options that were there.
Tim PowersHOST
30:44
Two last questions for you.
Tim PowersHOST
30:46
The first is this.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
5:42
Not only that, uh, Gander will be utilized for that purpose as well, and possibly St. John's.
Linda SwainSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:48
Scott Hurley is in Stephenville.
Linda SwainSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:50
He gives me the latest on the situation there.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
5:53
The Stephenville Airport have been advised that a number of American aircraft and international jets, uh, may be visiting the Stephenville Airport to touch down this afternoon.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
6:02
Just moments ago, a British Airways 767 passenger jet landed at the Stephenville Airport, as did a Delta jet airliner.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
6:09
Now, officials at the airport are saying that the airport traffic, the airspace, has been cleared for a number of other landings that should occur throughout the afternoon.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
6:18
So needless to say, the Stephenville Airport, which is a former American Air Force base, has, uh, been put on standby to be ready to accept aircraft of, uh, all makes and, uh, uh, all sizes.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
6:29
So already the Stephenville Airport is seeing the impact of the tragedy that has occurred in New York City and Washington.
Noah Davis PowerAUDIENCE
16:48
I mean, lots of people can't come down from, uh, Labrador on a whim to St. John's, nor can they come from the West Coast.
Noah Davis PowerAUDIENCE
16:54
We've got, uh, we've got a protest in Labrash today, in Mary's Town, in Stephenville, St. Anthony, Forteau, and Grand Falls, Windsor.
Noah Davis PowerAUDIENCE
17:02
So people are interested.
Noah Davis PowerAUDIENCE
17:04
They want to come out because the government has completely ignored everybody.

1 HR 34 MINS LATER

JimAUDIENCE
111:02
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JimAUDIENCE
111:02
the only place, the only place that helped Newfoundland was the Americans.
JimAUDIENCE
111:07
They built a base in Goose Bay, Stephenville, Argentia, a naval base in St. John's, and air bases.
Brian CallahanHOST
111:14
Well, that wasn't for-
Brian CallahanHOST
7:33
I know media from all over are there, as well as other places, not to mention Gander.
Brian CallahanHOST
7:38
The hundreds, maybe even thousands, I don't know, but I'd say certainly hundreds, you know, there may be others we don't even know of, but who quietly came here to reflect on those events, if they were here and happened to be here, stranded like others, not to mention, you know, just this time planned, as I mentioned earlier, thank goodness, and who would have thought, you know? that somehow in the midst of all the shock and the death and the horror and like just a terror of that day that this could in any way be turned into a feel-good moment but it was and you know the importance uh of that to those who ended up here on that day uh just ask them many have no words or have some words that they can barely get through the tears of appreciation right so In a nod to Come From Away, I would encourage, you know, Gander, Appleton, Gambo, Lewisport, Deer Lake, Stephenville, Goose Bay, St.
Brian CallahanHOST
8:31
John's, wherever, take another bow.
Brian CallahanHOST
8:34
You know, take another bow if you had anything to do with anyone and helping anyone on that day.

56 MINS LATER

Brian CallahanHOST
64:15
I heard it this morning.
Linda SwainCORRESPONDENT
64:16
Oh, it sends chills up your spine because you're starting to realize the enormity of this.
Linda SwainCORRESPONDENT
64:19
Then we started getting calls from Gander and Stephenville and Goose Bay and Deer Lake.
Linda SwainCORRESPONDENT
64:24
And we had reporters all over the province at that time.

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