Evan talks with national CP correspondent Bill Graveland about notable stories on the Ukrainian and Russian war, and Conservative party leader Pierre Poilievre about his "castle law" announcement on self-defence.

Evan talks with Sask Minister of Trade and Exports Warren Kaeding about the upcoming trade trip to China with Premier Scott Moe, and business experts about workplace romances in light of the viral video Coldplay concert.

Evan talks with pop culture expert Shauna Foster about Taylor Swift's engagement to Kansas City Chief's tight end Travis Kelce and financial advisor Katelyn Aitcheson about how women can advocate for themselves.

Evan talks with historian Bill Waiser about Saskatchewan's 120 birthday, university associate professor Ian Lee about Canada removing counter-tariffs against U.S., and Dr. Peter Stoicheff's term as USask president.

Evan chats with law experts on the use of force, a Regina Esports legend, a golf enthusiast who plans to play on every golf course in the province and how researchers are trying to make cement more green.

Evan talks to MP Buckley Belanger about what he learned from northern leaders, local actor Sophia Peters about a new coming-of-age romantic comedy, and professor Daniel Stockemer about what's in the Epstein files.

Evan talks with Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski, author Lance Valcour, about his new book on first responders' mental health and radio host Charles Adams about justice-related happenings in the U.S.

Guest host Brent Loucks discusses the Air Canada strike with lawyer Steven Seiferling, dangers of prairie snakes with Sheri Monk, and the importance of Sask businesses using AI with Hon. Eleanor Oszewski.

Guest host Brent Loucks discusses canola-based bio fuel, housing market update, the latest canola tariffs, higher used vehicle prices, road construction, Poilievre's bye election win reaction, living with Parkinson's.

Guest host Brent Loucks discusses Alberta's byelection, where Pierre Poilievre is vying for a seat, rising food costs shaping habits, wildfire smoke threatening water and bees helping FASD research.

Evan is joined by Pierre Poilievre in an exclusive interview, Nathan Greenfield on the Trump-Putin summit and a busy weekend ahead for Saskatchewan with the Saskatoon Challenger and Regina's Dragonboat Festival.

As an Air Canada strike looms, Evan talks with experts on what you need to know. Is it time to get rid of supply management in Sask? RCMP shares concerning statistics. And a mental health film program shines.

Evan chats with Shaun Haney on China's canola tariff, Brian Zinchuk with the latest oil and gas news, NHL alumni ahead of the Delisle Sports Dinner and Greg Perreaux on Saskatchewan at the Canada Summer Games.

Evan discusses the latest on the Sask. government's pronoun policy, local crime in Saskatoon with the Acting Chief of Police, Canada's military facing spending pressures and the importance of art in small towns.

Evan catches up with the former CEO of Cameco, frontline workers and experts on the overdose crisis, a retired teacher who created a safe space for teachers to vent and the latest on the Riders' 7-1-0 hot record.

Guest host Tamara Cherry hears from Carla Beck on protecting the province. She also discusses AI bots, cutting fuel tax, karaoke championships and research on a non-invasive lung cancer tool.

Guest host Tamara Cherry talks Trump's 35 per cent tariffs, drug price pressure from the U.S., doctors prescribing outdoor time and chats with a punk rocker who needs no introduction: Bif Naked.

Guest host Tamara Cherry talks with Premier Moe on trade, AI and Chappell Roan, U.S. tariffs on mining with Scott Bahr, disaster prep with Jim Mandeville, local Saskatchewan heroes and crop emissions.

WITH GUEST HOST TAMARA CHERRY 8:30 - Canadians are stereotypically viewed as overly polite, but lately, this hasn't been the case for some towards our neighbours to the south. With Trump's ongoing trade wars and push for the 51st state, it's no surprise that Canadians are upset. But Emily Stewart, senior correspondent ...

As Trump's tariff deadline looms, Evan talks trade with Warren Kinsella, explores Canada-U.S. history with Ralph Nurnberger, and fires up the grill with Belton Johnson's Philly cheesesteaks.

Evan chats the latest on the U.S.-Canada tariff deadline, Regina's pool project sees a major cost hike, a new Sask-Wisconsin mining deal and what do you prefer, camping or glamping?

Evan chats with Minister Lori Carr on the Midwestern Legislative Conference wrap-up, local Regina crime, a uranium mine returns, shooting stars and celebrating Saskatchewan Day with the best town slogans!

Evan chats about the 79th annual Midwestern Legislative Conference, sex and intimacy tips with Natasha Salaash, cancer care advocacy, and Saskatoon author Anthony Bidulka wraps his mystery series.

Guest host Taylor MacPherson talks interprovincial trade, foreign investment in Canadian airlines, local charities, safety tips for music festivals and breakthrough research on a dinosaur bone found in Sask.

Guest host Taylor MacPherson dives into Riders game day under smoky skies, debates over historic statues, youth voting at 16, prairie stories, loaded nachos, and your calls on Bugs 'n Hugs.

Today on Bray: Evan chats teachers' right to strike, Hockey Canada verdict and surging immigration trends. Plus, inspiring stories from STARS, Indigenous youth support, and memories of Ozzy Osborne.

8:30 - What will be the outcome of today's sentencing for Chris Barber and Tamara Lich? As an anticipated ending to the saga of the Freedom Convoy nears later today, Evan speaks with Brian Pfefferle, Saskatoon criminal defence lawyer, about what might come out of the sentencing. Listener Question: Should Tamara Lich an...

Evan talks with federal reporter Stephanie Taylor on Canada-U.S. trade, Senator Denise Batters on $73B in federal spending, the Saskatoon mayor, crime-solving tech, wildfire smoke risks, and family reunion stories.

Today on Bray: check-in with Saskatoon Berries head coach, media and policing, firearm policies, new tech to boost battery life for heart devices and a special summer camp that helps kids with heart conditions.

Evan checks in with Premier Scott Moe. Then it's open phones, Bugs 'n Hugs, Eatin' Time, and Green & White Progs. We also hear about fun events in downtown Regina and honouring bravery.

Live from Ag in Motion: Sask Ag Minister Daryl Harrison on drought disaster and farmer relief. Plus, wildfire fallout, AI chatbots, the threat of white supremacy in the military and your summer plans.

Federal Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree joins Evan to talk firearms and Saskatchewan safety. Plus, live from Ag in Motion, the latest in farm science, ag policy and homegrown food innovation.

Wildfires threaten Prince Albert National Park as SPSA president Marlo Pritchard joins Evan with a live update. Murray Mandryk reflects on his journalism career, and new EV battery tech could change everything.

From police at Country Thunder to Roughrider delays and youth justice reform, Evan dives into the stories making news in Saskatchewan, plus a 390-million-year-old fossil find in Lake Manitoba.

Evan catches up with Rider reporter Britton Gray before the big game, Shannon Steeves with Steeves Healing Journeys on mental health, and Jason Matity on free fishing weekend!

Evan chats the latest on bail reform, hospital culture concerns, a tobacco lawsuit, an update from Regina's mayor, addiction recovery housing and even a look at the stars.

Bray chats the latest on wildfires, a minister looking for more answers on Blackmore's removal, human trafficking, breast cancer support and a Saskatoon woman who swam across the English Channel.

Bray catches up with guests on the latest between Carney and Poilievre, crime in Saskatoon, wellness tips for your pets and a history lesson from the Fred Light Museum in Battleford.

8:30 - Monday Morning Coffee - Barb Stefanyshyn-Cote, co-founder and CEO of Black Fox Farm & Distillery, joins Evan to discuss the biggest stories making headlines this morning. Listener Question: What's your go-to cocktail or drink to unwind with after a long day? 9:00 - Open phones - Evan goes to the phones to ch...

Guest host Brent Loucks catches up with the province's top doctor, explores how to use humour to heal, takes a deep dive into Black American history in the province and gets an update from SARM.

Brent Loucks hosts with guests on federal-provincial tensions, western separatism, algae warnings, phone use and kids, RCMP Centre fun, service dogs, Bunge-Viterra merger & Earth's oldest rocks.

WITH GUEST HOST BRENT LOUCKS 8:30 - After more back-and-forth between the U.S. and Canada with tariffs, Brent Loucks welcomes Paul Martin, Saskatchewan business commentator and expert, to discuss the latest in business news in Saskatchewan. Listener Question: Should Canada be backing down from its own agenda to facilit...

WITH GUEST HOST BRENT LOUCKS 8:30 - On Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced he was ending all trade talks with Canada "immediately." What does that mean for Canadians economically? Brent Loucks chats with Jason Childs, University of Regina professor of economics. Listener Question: Do you think count...

8:30 - The weather can be unpredictable in Saskatchewan. Just last week, we saw a "tornado outbreak." David Phillips, senior climatologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada, joins Brent Loucks to give us a sneak peek into what the weather could look like for the rest of the summer. Listener Question:...

We hear from an expert on the NATO Summit. We catch up with an economist on how Saskatchewan is doing. Summer is here, but what's the best way to keep the kids busy and in order? And a BBQ expert shares his tips!

NATO defence spending, government waste awards, mobile gambling, Canadian pride, leadership lessons, a debut memoir from a former minister and Saskatchewan's Smartest Listener - it's what you missed today on Bray.

Evan is joined by guests to chat about the conflict between Israel and Iran, hospital wait times, data breaches on popular platforms and a discovery that could "close the door" on flu season.

WITH GUEST HOST BRENT LOUCKS 8:30 - Over the weekend, major news broke when the U.S. attacked nuclear sites in Iran. Iran is threatening consequences for the U.S. entering this conflict and has said it has a right to respond to the attacks by the U.S. What does all of this mean for Canada and our bordered ally? Jon All...

8:30 - Back in March, Regina Police Service Sergeant Robert Semenchuck was found to be using the police database for "personal gains," targeting vulnerable and marginalized women. He was suspended with pay. Jana Pruden, Globe & Mail feature writer, podcaster and crime reporter, broke this story, exclusive...

Today on Bray, Evan is joined by guests to chat about the latest on Israel/Iran conflicts, the G7 summit, Saskatchewan energy projects, a successful U of S fundraiser and summer pest extermination.