School lunches, What's under the sea, and Part 2 with a family from Colombia - a podcast by CBC Radio

In living colour: a Dalhousie researcher will tell us about her photo project, capturing the vibrant life under the ocean off the north Labrador coast. (0:00)

Looking to get lunch delivered for your kids at school? We talk with a provider about why it's not as easy as before. (8:34)

We catch up with a family from Colombia who settling into life in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. We find out what it's like to make a new community, and a new country, home. (14:59)

Vascular diseases affect millions (3.7 mil) of Canadians. But what are they? And how can we reduce our risk of developing these conditions? House doctor Peter Lin brings us that story. (24:20)What challenges do you face at work? Imagine rodents and near riots. That's what correctional officers at the province's most notorious prison deal with. CBC Investigates has the documents to back it up. (31:53)

Their music is a feast for the ears AND the eyes. Ptarmageddon is nominated for best video at the upcoming MusicNL awards.We talk music and visuals with them. (41:46)We're dropping by a charity golf tournament in Happy Valley-Goose Bay for the Labrador Grenfell Health Foundation. We find out what the swinging was all about! (50:49)

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