8:30 - Another school year has wrapped up, and report cards are out! Everett Hindley, Saskatchewan's Minister of Education, joins Evan to share his grade for the year and what challenges the government has to tackle come the fall. Listener Question: What grade do you give this past school year? 9:00 - As the school yea...

8:30 - After tabling the first volume of her 2026 report on Tuesday morning, Evan speaks with Saskatchewan's provincial auditor, Tara Clemett, to learn more about what came of the audits of 57 provincial agencies this year. Listener Question: What do you find most interesting or concerning about this latest report? 9:...

8:30 - Premier Scott Moe is back from a trade mission to Europe that saw Saskatchewan sign new agreements on nuclear energy and economic co-operation. He joins Evan to discuss what those deals mean for the province, the government's response to a critical wildfire review, and the shooting in Melville that seriously inj...

8:30 - Two Saskatchewan RCMP officers are recovering after being seriously injured in a shooting while responding to a call in Melville on Sunday night. The incident has sparked discussion about the dangers police officers face and whether violence directed at them is becoming more common and more severe. Rob Farrer, P...

**WITH GUEST HOST BRENT LOUCKS 8:30 - Summer is officially here, and for a lot of Saskatchewan families, that means road trips, weekends at the lake, and plenty of time behind the wheel. But will drivers feel relief at the pump this summer? Roger McKnight, Chief Petroleum Analyst at EN-PRO, joins guest host Brent Louck...

**WITH GUEST HOST BRENT LOUCKS 8:30 - After four months, the U.S. and Iran seemed closer than ever to an agreement, an MOU had been signed and talks were happening. However, as of Friday morning, those negotiation talks have been postponed. This comes after Israel launched deadly strikes in Lebanon, despite the deal sa...

**WITH GUEST HOST BRENT LOUCKS 8:30 - Nearly two decades after the death of Misha Pavelick, a judge has handed down a sentence. The offender, who was 17 at the time, was given the maximum youth sentence of seven years for the killing of Misha in 2006. To bring us up to speed on the case and explain the Youth Criminal J...

Evan welcomes Saskatchewan Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill to take your calls and questions, gets the latest update on construction in the province and looks ahead to the weather a developing El Niño could bring.

Evan digs into the independent review into Saskatchewan's 2025 wildfire season, discusses the tough job market for young employees and explores modern lake mapping technology for fishing.

Guest host, Tamara Cherry, discusses Ontario washrooms installing vape detectors, the continued pinch for shoppers at the grocery store and new research showing higher rates of colon cancer in young adults.

Evan talks the big news in sports heading into the weekend, between the Roughriders' home opener against the B.C. Lions and the final games of the 2026 Stanley Cup playoffs, plus it's Green & White Prognostications!

Evan discusses the Safe Social Media Act, proposing the youth social media ban in Canada, talks rising rent in the province and learns the ins-and-outs of heel, stay and speak with dog trainer, Derrick Fox!

Evan welcomes an expert to share the scary side of not getting enough sleep, wades through the wreckage of the latest storms to hit Saskatchewan and welcomes Kim Coates to the program ahead of his new show!

Evan talks about the re-emergence of a flesh-eating parasite in U.S. livestock for the first time in decades, Saskatchewan trade missions and how writing can help us find our way through uncertain times.

Evan discusses whether first-time offenders should receive a second chance, checks in on how the Saskatchewan Marshals are doing after its first year and talks most commonly-lost (and important) items!

Evan welcomes General Rick Hillier ahead of the anniversary of D-Day, Betty Nippi-Albright one month after becoming an Independent MLA and hears some of the latest information on the new AI data centre.

Evan discusses the escalating violence in northern Saskatchewan, prompted by the Pelican Narrows shooting, a Saskatchewan girl allegedly excluded from school due to her diabetes and whether cattle should eat seaweed.

On Wednesday's show, Evan was live at the Weyburn Oil and Gas Show, talking with Saskatchewan's Minister of Energy and Resources and Brian Zinchuk, and hears from a grizzly bear attack survivor.

On Tuesday's show, Evan dives into Australia's six-month-old social media ban for young people, hears from a former commander trying to keep the Snowbirds in flight and breaks down Canada's technical recession.

Evan talks diversification and separation with Canadian Chamber of Commerce president, Candace Laing, on Monday, then learns what concerns Canadians should have about the ebola global public health emergency.

On Friday, Evan discusses the latest hot topics in federal politics with Vassy Kapelos, catches up with Regina's chief of police, Lorilee Davies, and celebrates 50 years of the First Nations University of Canada.

Evan talks Biggar revitalization, hosts a mid-week Garden Talk segment with the owners of Dutch Growers and catches up on crime statistics with Saskatoon Police Service chief Cam McBride.

Evan Bray talks about Saskatoon's response to the extreme heat, the government's decision to sell the Information Services Corporation and how young farmers are looking for a seat at the table in ag decisions.

Evan discusses the consequences of Alberta's separatism talk, unearths a Saskatchewan gem to visit this summer and meets the 16-year-old Saskatchewan entrepreneur balancing high school and her own jewelry company.

On Monday, Evan questions whether Canada's money is being well-spent in co-hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a new children's book burrows readers in Grasslands National Park and we remember ticks have returned!

On Friday's show, Evan speaks with a Saskatchewan runner who is planning to run the vertical length of Saskatchewan (about 1,600 kilometres), and discusses the referendum vote in Alberta and fishing season.

Evan hosts his monthly mayoral panel this Thursday and talks about some of the oddities farmers have found in their fields, plus finds out how conditions are treating producers trying to get crops into the ground.

On Wednesday's show, Evan talks about the Snowbirds with an alumnus and Tourism Moose Jaw to understand the impact of the fleet's grounding and finds out traditional weddings are going by the wayside.

Tamara Cherry hears the announcement that the Snowbirds fleet is grounded until the early 2030s and due for upgraded aircraft live, then hears reaction from Moose Jaw's former mayor, a private pilot and more.

On Friday's show, Evan welcomes the new leader of the federal NDP, chats about energy and power with Premier Scott Moe and looks ahead to safety over the Victoria Day long weekend.

Evan talks about Saskatchewan's mining sector's boom, the details of the latest national electricity strategy unveiled by Mark Carney and new highs and lows for Saskatchewan's housing market.

Evan dives into bear safety with U of S professor, Douglas Clark, discusses the latest wellness trend, peptides, and considers the legal hurdles to a 300,000 petition for separation by the Alberta Independence Movement.

Evan welcomes the leader of the Alberta Independence Movement, celebrates Nurse Appreciation Week and explores whether online gambling is targeting young people with normalized advertisements.

Evan discusses why the experts aren't panicking over the Hantavirus, a program for vulnerable people prone to wandering after a lost child in Regina last week and what the future of the Snowbirds could be.

On Friday, Evan discusses guide dogs, artificial intelligence campaigns trying to amplify division amongst political movements in Canada and the $26 billion price tag to refit the province's coal-fired power plants.

Evan speaks with Shaun Semple after Regina City Council approved the Brandt/REAL District purchase deal on Wednesday, then discusses surveillance pricing and breaks down some of the major headlines with Paul Martin.

Evan welcomes Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe to tackle the current hot topics in the province on Wednesday, plus discusses Saskatoon's Cache and Release event and gets the latest in oil patch news from Brian Zinchuk.

Considerable portions of Saskatchewan are underwater this spring, while Evan also discusses the latest developments in Saskatchewan's response to the federal gun buyback and the importance of global trade.

Evan explores expert couponing tips to combat inflation, the final season of the Saskatchewan show, Flat Out Food, and the importance of Missing Persons Week in Saskatchewan.

Evan tackles the ever-climbing gas prices impacting consumers at the pumps, a new Fraser Institute study reports young people are struggling to find work and Evan asks the $25 billion question.

Evan finds out what to do if you find space junk on your farm, analyzes the outrage over Ticketmaster prices and the future of live entertainment, then explores how health care help can be just a phone call away.

On Wednesday, Evan reviews Tuesday's federal spring fiscal update, takes the temperature of the new CFL changes coming in 2027 and discusses the lessons you can't learn in a classroom.

On Tuesday's show, Evan discusses the crude awakening of oil impacts caused by the war on Iran, the decision to create a sovereign wealth fund for Canada and how supermarket shoppers are adapting to pressure.

On Monday's edition of the show, Evan discusses the potential sale of part of Regina's REAL District, this year's outstanding young farmers and the shooting at the White House Correspondent's Dinner.

On Friday's show, Evan looks at the stormy forecast for Saskatchewan heading into the weekend, the potential delays to seeding for farmers and how often people with dementia can go missing.

Evan talks on Thursday's show about the RM of Sherwood's AI data centre now approved to be built, Saskatoon mayor Cynthia Block checks in with listeners and oil producer, Saturn Oil & Gas, describes current market conditions.

On Tuesday's show, Saskatchewan Health Minister, Jeremy Cockrill, takes calls and questions from people in the province, Evan learns about new wildfire technology and discusses this year's Pump Couture Fundraising Fashion Show.

On Tuesday, Evan speaks with Premier Scott Moe from the Food, Fuel and Fertilizer Global Summit, explores nuclear power and discusses the RM of Sherwood's vote on the approved Bell Canada AI data centre.

On Monday's show, Evan hears concerns about the FSIN's transparency after its general assembly last week, discusses how schools in Saskatchewan can see improvement in students and learns which roads are the worst in Saskatchewan this year.

On Friday's show, Evan entertains the question of whether Pierre Poilievre should step down as Conservative Party leader, welcomes Big Daddy Tazz back for some laughs and talks about the upcoming wildfire season.