On Wednesday's show, Evan finds out who Saskatchewan's Smartest Radio Listener is, talks with some NHL legends and continues his discussion on childcare and education in the province.

On Tuesday's show, Evan talks about the Prime Minister's transition from minority to majority government, explores a proposed solution to the province's string of overpass collisions and talks "flying tractors."

On Monday's show, Evan discusses dicey ceasefire negotiations between the U.S. and Iran, welcomes Sask. Education Minister Everett Hindley to address daycare concerns and tackles WestJet's barefoot ban.

On today's show, Evan dives into the Conservative Party perspective on recent floor crossings, talks top tips for landing the Saskatchewan campsite of your dreams this summer and hears Belton Johnson's latest recipe!

On Thursday's show, Evan welcomes a trio of teens to discuss banning social media for children and teenagers, discusses the latest floor crossing in parliament and the new daycare agreement now in effect.

On today's show, Evan gets the latest on global tensions with Iran and the U.S., discusses Riversdale safety concerns and remembers the 109th anniversary of the Canadian Corps attacking Vimy Ridge.

On Tuesday's show, Evan marks Green Shirt Day , talks youth crime and justice on the Round Table of Justice and anticipates U.S. President Donald Trump's deadline for Iran later in the day.

On Monday's show, Evan discusses the rules of the Saskatchewan Legislature, construction plans in Saskatoon potentially harming businesses and hears from the new top dog in animal enforcement in Saskatchewan.

On today's show, Evan asks whether you really relax when you have time off, the economic impact of the industrial carbon tax rising again and gets an update from the oil patch with Pipeline Online's Brian Zinchuk.

Today on the show, Evan revisits his conversation with astronaut Jeremy Hansen about the Artemis II launch, cheers on the Regina Pat Canadians heading to the National Telus Cup and checks in with Regina's police chief.

Today on The Evan Bray Show, Evan discusses the impacts social media is having on childhood today, the spike in need from the Moose Jaw food bank and what throwback commercial listeners still remember today!

Today on the show, Evan explores the stressors on Saskatoon's downtown, how AI is impacting the military, and what you need to know for Tuesday's deadline on the federal firearm buyback.

On Friday's show, Evan catches up on the latest Washington developments with Kelly Malone, discusses the federal audit into the FSIN with Saskatoon Tribal Chief Mark Arcand and dives into the Great Western Brewing expansion.

On Thursday's show, Evan gets the latest from Regina and Saskatoon's city councils, discusses the benefit of cutting the PST on groceries and speaks with an all-female panel for international Women's Month.

Evan tackles spring bird migration, reality checks Saskatchewan's runoff forecast and checks in with health care workers rallying for a new agreement and better wages at the Saskatchewan Legislature on Wednesday's show.

Today on the show, Evan breaks down Cameco's nine-year deal with India, welcomes Saskatoon police chief, Cam McBride, to talk crime statistics, and tackles the topic of spring cleaning.

Evan talks government school projects and renovation plans with Minister Everett Hindley, the concerns over an AI data centre in Saskatchewan and celebrates the work of a Saskatchewan vet being recognized as Bovine Veterinarian of the Year.

8:30 - We're taking a closer look at the Saskatchewan Government's budget and how it impacts you. Samantha Becotte, president of the Saskatchewan Teachers Federation, says the budget leaves students behind. She joins the show to explain what the numbers mean inside the classroom. Listener Question: Do you think schools...

8:30 - The Government of Saskatchewan tabled its 2026-27 budget yesterday afternoon. This was a budget focused on health care and affordability. Jim Reiter, Saskatchewan Finance Minister, joins the show to break down what the people of Saskatchewan need to know. Listener Question: Are you okay with this level of defici...

8:30 - The province made a major announcement on Monday regarding a new AI data centre being developed through a partnership with Bell Canada. It's expected to generate billions of dollars for the province, but some critics worry about how it will impact power and water resources. Minister Jeremy Harrison, Saskatchewan...

**ON LOCATION AT CANADA'S FARM SHOW 8:30 - Evan is joined by Cat Betker, Director of Signature Events at Canada's Farm Show in Regina, to chat about what producers can expect at the show. Listener Question: What's your biggest concern with agriculture in Saskatchewan right now? 9:00 - Open phones - Evan goes to the pho...

8:30 - There's a lot going on in the world and in Canada. We're keeping a close eye on the Liberal government following last week's floor crossing and three upcoming byelections, as well as Canada's role in global conflicts. Brian Lilley, political columnist for the Toronto Sun, joins us to talk about the latest politi...

Evan looks back on one year of tariffs with Saskatchewan's Minister of Trade, breaks down the Musqueam First Nation agreement with the federal government and explores superstitions this Friday the 13th.

Evan talks with Stephanie Taylor about Bill C-9, explains the latest gun buyback pushback from the province with Robert Freberg and welcomes Thom Cholowski for another edition of Evan's Antique Roadshow.

Evan hears from the Official opposition about the province's new health care plan, welcomes Regina's first Black police officer and hears from professor Timothy Caulfield on how information travels faster than truth.

Evan welcomed Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and Minister of Health, Jeremy Cockrill, to detail more about yesterday's announcement and Moe's recent trip to India, plus talked calving, home ownership and Iran's impact on Saskatchewan.

Is the UN Charter governing war too rigid? Author Rob Swallow talks about his new children's book Adventures of Boo and the Boy: The Coyote Encounter, and vacation destinations that are sunny and safe.

Finance minister Jim Reiter discusses budget challenges with Evan. U of R women's soccer assistant coach Mallory Outerbridge shares her encounter with Christine Sinclair. And it's Eatin' Time with Belton.

CUPE president Kent Peterson speaks to Evan about how library workers are facing more safety issues. Health coach Jenn Dean shares practical insights for navigating modern family life.

Senior climatologist David Phillips shares his spring forecast with guest host Brent. Mark Millham discusses how to recognize scams and report suspicious activity. Could you win The Amazing Race?

Gen. Rick HIllier joins Evan to talk about the ongoing conflict in Iran. Regina downtown parking is going cashless. Do you love the convenience of paying by app or do you miss using spare change?

Eye for Iran Podcast series host Negar Mojtahedi joins guest host Brent Loucks to discuss the developing story in the Middle East. How does the situation in Iran affect the world crude supply?

Guest host David Kirton talks with reporter Mia Holowaychuk about the 14-year-old girl who set another girl on fire at Evan Hardy School's court case. TeleMiracle is celebrating its 50th anniversary.

With TeleMiracle coming up, Trevor Hurst, lead singer of Ecoline, talks about his new album with guest host David Kirton. Madison Hoff discusses the steep decline in Canadians travelling to the United States.

Canadian Press correspondent talks with guest host David Kirton about response to Trump's State of Union Address. Police Chief Lorilee Davies shares local crime statistics. David Mora explains who is El Mencho.

Today's the fourth anniversary war broke out in Ukraine. Guest host David Kirton is joined by Tyler Harlton, an entrepreneur who scored big on Dragon's Den. STF Gage Haubrich talks about Sask.'s debt.

Guest host Taylor MacPherson talks with Premier Scott Moe about his reaction to Trump's latest plans to reimpose tariffs. Sports reporter Scott Roblin recaps both games of men's and women's hockey losses.

Calvin Chrustie talks about if Canada needs to take criminal networks more seriously with guest host Tamara Cherry. Jamie Nye discusses Team Canada's pursuit of gold in men's hockey in Milano Cortina.

Power Play host Vassy Kapelos discusses with Tamara the drama of Tory MP Matt Jeneroux crossing the floor to join the Liberals. The toonie turns 30 today! Tech analyst Carmi Levy talks top tech news in your feed.

Guest host Tamara Cherry chats with Adrian Morrow about Canada's new U.S. ambassador Mark Wiseman. First responders discuss a new invention to reunite people with communication challenges who wander.

Sports reporter Scott Roblin talks with Evan about the Winter Olympics. Jacob Suelzle discusses what is "con code" is among inmates. Steve Halabura discusses how potash is becoming more important globally.

Lunar New Year is coming up! Dr. Helen Chang talks about the Year of the Horse with Evan. Filmmaker Aaron Sinclair discusses his new "choose your own adventure" film, in time for Valentine's Day.

Senior reporter Nigel Maxwell, who attended the Tumbler Ridge high school, talks about the community with Evan. Parenting expert Jenn Dean shares how to have difficult conversations with your children.

Editor Trent Ernst talks about one of the deadliest school shootings in Canadian history with Evan. Financial planner Mike Spicer talks taxes. It's teacher/staff appreciation week in Saskatchewan!

Kerry Benjoe speaks with Evan about her story about being a victim of a former police officer who used databases to snoop on 33 women. Chris Guérette talks about Regina's hot real estate market.

8:30 -Jamie Nye, host of The Green Zone joins Evan to talk about the first Olympic weekend and the Superbowl - not to mention that half time show. LQ: Between the Bad Bunny halftime show and the alternate "All-American Halftime Show" we were served a lot of politics with our entertainment yesterday. Should ha...

Is America headed for another civil war? Evan speaks with the author of The Next Civil War, Stephen Marche, about this. Regina prepares for events like Swinging with the Stars and the FROST Festival.

Senior climatologist David Phillips discusses with Brent the unusual warm spell. Amanda Hoover talks about how Gen Z is reshaping how people eat out. David Clement talks about "the war on plastic."

Thomas Archer discusses truck safety with Evan. Brian Zinchuk shares the latest in oil and gas news. Bailey Fleck shares what's happening at her daycare and what changes she'd like to see.

Law prof Eric Adams breaks down the possibility of a referendum for Alberta separating. Scott Thomas raises concerns about a new Netflix hockey series, which is too similar to the Humboldt Broncos tragedy.