Drew Brown, Hope Jamieson, and Elizabeth Whitten are getting ready for this year's City of St. John's election, and keeping you in the loop. The election is coming up on September 28.

Andie and Drew leave the 2021 election in the dust and ask, What's next? Andie's pretty sure there's nothing to do in Nova Scotia, and Drew runs down the new NL cabinet, which actually seems pretty solid? This one's funny. If you agree, please tell your friends. It's like a pyramid scheme, but for independent podcasts.

We're back and we have some thoughts on the seemingly neverending election, and the People's Recovery.

Well, folks, we really did it this time. Drew and Andie interview PC leader Ches Crosbie and ask him their burning questions about militant yoga and climate change.

We're keeping an eye on the 2021 election, week two. This week with NL-NDP leader Alison Coffin, Andie heads into the bitter cold to get the people's take on things, Alicia Morry gives us the election rundown, and more.

We tackle Newfoundland and Labrador's 2021 Election, with Indy reporter Alicia Morry, and Andie is pretty sure we need gills.

We're joined with Laura Winters and Bridget Clarke from St. John's Status of Women Council to talk about their relationship with police. Nalcor give themselves bonuses in the thousands of thousands, and P.E.I. is now COVID Cruiselines.

Drew and Andie dive into the proverbial City of St. John's swamp (aka Kelly's Brook Trail) this week with new Independent municipal writer Jess Puddister. Also, Drew has two minutes of hate for (part of) Alberta, and Jess makes a really fancy lunch. Read Jess's excellent column, "So Moved."

Drew and Andie are back. Conor McCann tells us what it was like to write absolute gold for Ches Crosbie's Instagram account. A roundup of political news, U.S. election hangover thoughts, and what's good and bad on the internet right now.

Andie makes a fieldtrip to the House of Assembly to examine its elaborate smoking room and see how the sausage gets made in the gallery.

Drew explains how the House of Assembly works and Andie and Jen are amazed at Minister Gerry Byrne's strange's comments.