Introducing The Signal: A new sound for noon radio

CBC N.L.'s lunchtime radio show has a new name.

The Signaltakes the place ofCrossTalk. Thenew name reflects the spirit of the show as it's evolved since Adam Walsh stepped into the host and producer chair.

The show loyal listenerslove, complete with phone-in segments, expert advice, community and culture isn't going anywhere. The new monikeris a nod to Newfoundland and Labrador's historic place in wireless communications history, and a beacon to the diverse people who live intheprovince today.

"When you listen to The Signal, you're hearing the pulse, the heartbeats of our personal and collective communities," Walsh said.

"It's a program that helps build empathy in a time when we can really use all the empathy we can get."

Meet your host

Adam Walsh is an award-winning multi-platform journalist who has spent over a decade with the CBC, including 3years on loan to Japan's public broadcaster, NHK, in Tokyo.

In 2015, he was the media fellow for the Asia Pacific Foundation and traveled to China for coverage of its growing appetite for the Atlantic Canadian seafood market.

Adam took overCrossTalkin 2021 and shepherded in a new era, leading the transformation toThe Signal.

What it's all about

You'll find The Signalout in your community more often. Meeting you where you are, and finding out what matters most to you, is critical to the show's success.

Adam and the teamwill continue to coverissues of the day, haveimportant conversations, and sharestories froma diverse range of voices.

You'll find The Signal,as always, on CBC Radio One weekdays at 12 p.m. NT. You can also find iton CBC Listen, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to your favourite shows.

And expect to see The Signal pop up in other places, too: on CBC N.L.'s Here & Now, Instagramand beyond.

Do you have an idea for a show? Want to comment on something you heard on The Signal? Emailthesignal@cbc.caor call 709-576-5260 to leave a message.

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