In this week's episode, John Harris interviews Asif Mahumud Prince. Prince has recently been given a terminal diagnosis of incurable metastatic thyroid cancer. He is a recent MUN business graduate, and his immigration status is expiring. However, because of his condition, he cannot travel back to Bangladesh. So, with a young son and an inability to work due to immigration status, he is seeking help. Listen in to hear about his story.

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In this week's episode, John Harris interviews Sadie Mees about her experience on the Freedom Flotilla to Gaza.

In October, Mees and two other Newfoundlanders left to join a humanitarian mission, onboarding a boat with doctors, supplies, and journalists, in the hope of breaking Israel's siege and helping the people of Palestine. The three of them were captured by the Israeli Defence Force and imprisoned; they faced assault, trauma, and witnessed first-hand the atrocity of genocide, until their eventual release and deportation.

Sadie Mees is a master's student at Memorial University and an organizer with Palestine Action YYT and MUN Students for Palestine.

Produced by Kaelem Tingate

This program aired on CHMR-FM MUN Radio

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This podcast is from when Blake Colbran was MUNSU's newly appointed Director of Student Life.

In this episode, John Harris interviewed Blake about his new role, his goals for the year, why he took on the position, and more.

Produced, filmed, and edited by Jake Laybolt and Kaelem Tingate

This program aired on CHMR-FM MUN Radio

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Jessica McCormick is President of the Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Labour, making her the youngest person elected into the role. She is also a member of Memorial Universities Centeial 100 Champions, demonstrating her history, leadership, and influence.

In this week's episode, John Harris interviews McCormick about federal politics, unions, local politics, and much more.

Produced, filmed, and edited by Kaelem Tingate

This program aired on CHMR-FM MUN Radio

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Liz Fagan is "25%" of St. John's Bilingual Indie Rock band, Liz Fagan band.

In this week's episode, Lee Hurley and Liz Fagan dig into the nitty-gritty of being an artist: from the struggles of being on tour to the everyday battles going on behind the scenes. They discuss trans-representation, music in Newfoundland, and much more.

Produced, filmed, and edited by Kaelem Tingate

This program aired on CHMR-FM MUN Radio on Monday, March 2nd 2026

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Listen in to this week's Muse News to hear Ray Johnson, iconic Newfoundland performer and member of "Buddy Whatshisname and the other fellers," talk about his new project, the "Make and Break Orchestral Folk Band." They want 12 members, and they're looking for students; if you're a student musician passionate about traditional Newfoundland music, think about getting involved! Link below.

Sign-Up: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1O4BkwRLD3OoEkrQNaWEazAa4s2v78IyWi2GVC0ZudQ4/prefill

Interview by Kaelem Tingate

This program aired on CHRM MUN Radio on November 24th, 2025

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In this week's episode of Muse News, John Harris interviews Dr. Mike Wahl, host of "Health Explored," and MUN Professor of physiology, biochemistry, anatomy, and occupational health and safety. Mike has also travelled the world, authoring "Health Explored," a book all about the practical health practices of cultures and how we can integrate them into global practice.

Tune in for interesting conversations about health, happiness, and travel!

Produced, filmed, and edited by Kaelem Tingate

This program aired on CHMR-FM MUN Radio on Monday, October 27th, 2025

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In this week's episode, John Harris interviews MUN Professor Lori Lee Oats. They discuss major environmental and economic concerns within Newfoundland, as well as Oats' experience studying their effects and future. The discussion primarily follows Oats' perspective on the Churchill Falls, hydroelectric project.

Produced, filmed, and edited by Kaelem Tingate

This program aired on CHMR-FM MUN Radio on Monday, September 29, 2025

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