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Gormley, Tuesday, November 14th, 2023
8:30 – More than a month after Israel declares war on Gaza and Hamas, Israel has is now allowing for humanitarian pauses in fighting each day. Tamar Yonah is a radio host in Israel and joins Gormley to share what is happening around her.
LIVE: Tamar Yonah, managing director and host of The Tamar Yonah Show on Israel News Talk Radio.
9:00 – Hour of the Big Stories…open lines
10:00 – Do you feel pressured to make social media posts about the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas? Rachel Greenspan, a writer and social media strategist from New York, is a Jewish woman who says she isn’t expecting her friends to make social media posts about the conflict. She joins Gormley to discuss the pressure that is out there to be vocal on social media, especially when it comes to tragic situations.
LIVE: Rachel Greenspan, writer and social media strategist.
11:00 – At the end of October, the Saskatchewan government announced it is establishing a physician assistant training program in the province. While physician assistants are not independent practitioners, they are extenders and work with a degree of autonomy that allows for them to offer a broad range of medical services in Canada. Todd Bryant with the Canadian Association of Physician Assistants in Saskatchewan joins Gormley to discuss what this means for the province’s physician shortage.
LIVE: Todd Bryden, Saskatchewan director for Canadian Association of Physician Assistants.
12:00 – Legendary Saskatchewan columnist and Roughriders historian, Rob Vanstone, has a new book on physical and virtual shelves this month. Brave Face: Wild Tales of Hockey Goaltenders in the Era Before Masks takes a look at elite hockey goalies and the physical punishments they endured — and the scars that remain — as facemasks became standard equipment and evolved with the sport. He joins Gormley to chat about this latest release.
LIVE: Rob Vanstone, Saskatchewan Roughriders Historian, former Regina Leader-Post columnist, author of Brave Face: Wild Tales of Hockey Goaltenders in the Era Before Masks.