Show Segments

8:30 – Raptors 118, Warriors 109! The Toronto Raptors secured their first-ever NBA championship series win last night over the seemingly-unbeatable Golden State Warriors. National Post sports columnist Scott Stinson joins Drew to break down the big win, the incredible fan reactions, and what the Raptors need to do to keep up their momentum during the rest of the series.

LIVE: Scott Stinson, National Post sports columnist.

9:00 – The Ultimate Open Lines…

WTF:

Mike Couros, insurance and benefits broker.

Sarah Mills, CJME News Director.

11:00 – Is there a mental health crisis on Canada’s farms? An all-party parliamentary committee is calling for more help from the federal government for producers struggling with mental health issues, and here in Saskatchewan calls to the Farm Stress Line more than doubled in the last year. But is that due to more mental health issues or producers taking better care of their mental health and being more proactive? To help answer this question and share some tips for looking after mental health on the farm, Drew is joined by John McFadyen, executive director of Mobile Crisis, which administers the Farm Stress Line.

LIVE: John McFadyen, executive director of Mobile Crisis.

12:00 – Researchers at the University of Saskatchewan are testing a new treatment that’s showing promise when it comes to reversing the symptoms of concussions, such as loss of balance, comprehension, sleep disruption, and the ability to walk straight. The treatment uses magnetic stimulation through a laptop-like device, and 20 minutes of exposure per day has improved the ability of rodents with concussions to navigate mazes, run on wheels, perform cognitive tests, and more. The research was recently published in the Journal of Neurotrauma, and lead researcher Prof. Changiz Taghibiglou joins Drew now to talk about the research.

LIVE: Changiz Taghibiglou, Associate professor of anatomy, physiology and pharmacology at the U of S college of medicine.