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.

Reporter Stephanie Taylor talks about highlights for the Conservative Party convention with Evan. Sandra Ristovska explains how Alex Pretti's video of his fatal shooting can be interpreted so differently.

Pierre Poilievre's Conservative leadership review is tonight. Ag prof Stuart Smyth joins Evan to discuss the impact of the new trade deal with China. Chief Economist Mike Holden speaks about equalization.

Political columnist Tasha Kheiriddin joins Evan to discuss if a snap election is on the horizon. Dr. Joseph Blondeau discusses how E. Coli has been linked to Pizza Pops and how these cases could rise.

Political columnist Brian Lilley weighs in on the Albertans lining up to push for separation from Canada. Barry Choi, loyalty expert, shared with Evan which programs have the best value.

Dr. Sylvain Charlebois breaks down what the new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefits really means. Breast cancer survivor Kerrie Gavin advocates to lower the breast cancer mammogram screenings age.

Reporter Stephanie Taylor joins Evan to give the latest in Ottawa. Premier Scott Moe weighs in on how Canada should respond to the U.S.'s threat of 100 per cent tariffs and what it could mean for Sask.

Health Minister Jeremy Cockrill joins Evan to discuss hospital safety. NDP sounded the alarm when they shared images of firearms, knives and other weapons seized at the Royal University Hospital.

Bryce Boynton discusses with Evan the new metal detectors installed at Saskatoon and Regina hospital ERs. Tory MP Michelle Rempel Garner criticizes Prime Minister Mark Carney's speech at the World Economic Forum.

Dr. Christian Leuprecht discusses rising geopolitical tensions with Evan. Rick and Debbie West honour their 17-year-old son to raise awareness around mental health. Should dementia patients be tracked 24/7?

Robert Freberg joins the show to explain what the federal firearms buyback program will actually look like in the province. Many dream of a four-day work week, and one school in Moose Jaw is giving it a try.

Evan talks with Rod Giltaca about the federal firearms buyback program, which opens today. Economics professor Jason Childs takes a closer look at the Canada-China deal, which could open key ag markets.

Premier Scott Moe joins Evan to talk about the preliminary trade agreement including China lowering tariffs on Canadian canola seed, but is it a good idea for Canada to have this new co-operation?

Dr. Ephthymia Kutsogiannis shares her concerns about the growing homelessness in the Riversdale area for business owners. SaskPower's higher rates could have a ripple effect on the cost of everyday goods.

Western Canadian Crop Production Show is underway in Saskatoon. Podcast host Amber Bell talks with Evan about the show. Darren Ulmer discusses how to select a legitimate financial planner.

Regina residents can bring in ready-to-move homes. Jason Moldenhauer talks about how that could impact the province. Chad Ross talks with Evan about CFIA's proposed sweeping changes to livestock tracking.

Murad Al-Katib talks about what the prime minister's trip to China means for the province. Evan discusses cattle theft with Hugh Garrett. Shawn Sherwood shares how to handle winter pests and infestations.

Reporter Jay Kolls talks about what's happening on the ground floor at Minneapolis following the fatal ICE shooting Wednesday. Police expert Darcy Koch explores the use of force issue in Minneapolis.

Evan chats with Veronica Hermiston about the wellness check near Wynyard where one person was found deceased and at least 35 cats in a rural home deemed as hazardous. SOS Prairie Rescue gives an update.

Premier Scott Moe talks with Evan about what the U.S. military action in Venezuela could mean for Saskatchewan. EMP Metals Corp. COO Paul Schubach discusses the lithium brine project in the Stoughton area.

Gen. Rick Hillier discusses with Evan how Canada should be thinking about Venezuela operation through a military lens. RealAg CEO Shaun Haney explains what it would mean if farmers received a guaranteed income.

Correspondent Kelly Malone discusses with Evan what happened in DC since the removal of Venezuelan President Maduro from power. Law professor Jeremy Paul delves into US claims Maduro violated international law.

Lawyer Kyla Lee talks about new mandatory screening in Saskatoon with Brent. Conservation officer Makayla Lupien talks about unlawful outfitting. SWF's Todd Smith explains why bear parts are illegally trafficked.

Evan talks with Premier Scott Moe about what 2026 might mean for the Saskatchewan. We revisit chats with Mayors Cynthia Block and Chad Bachynski reflect on 2025 and Chamber of Commerce Mike Tate's lookahead.

News director Sarah Mills talks about another big year in the newsroom with Justin. Jamie Nye shares about the sports stories making headlines. Author Aaron Wignes explains why he wrote a children's book.

Hockey Broadcaster Matt Cullen joins Justin to give an update on World Juniors. Chamber of Commerce Jason Aebig talks about the most notable political event of the year for 2025 and Mike Tate looks ahead to 2026.

WITH GUEST HOST BRENT LOUCKS 8:30 - Merry Christmas Eve! Guest host Brent Loucks and Evan welcome Saskatchewan Premier, Scott Moe, for his final chat of 2025. Together, Evan and Moe look back on the year that was and ahead to what 2026 might mean for Saskatchewan. Listener Question: What do you think was the biggest mo...

Health minister Jeremy Cockrill talks about overcapacity ERs with Brent. Former premier Brad Wall collaborates with Dan Cugnet to write a new song. Tech expert Marc Saltzman gives the annual tech check in.

Reporter Geoff Smith discusses with Brent how the mill rate will impact your taxes. Round Table of Justice talk about the biggest crime and justice stories. Dr. Sylvain Charlebois looks at consumer habits in 2025.

Guest host Brent Loucks chats with a Saskatoon doctor about the nasty cold and flu going around the province and we hear from the town of Outlook, which can now use water again after a reservoir was tampered with.

Should the federal Conservative party replace leader Pierre Poilievre? Tasha Kheiriddin discusses this question with Evan. Vinyl is making a comeback. Vinyl Diner Records co-owners talk abut records.

Rich Pilon chats with Evan about the challenges of getting a temporary business licence for his horse-drawn carriage business. The latest impact due to the US tariff treats could mean layoffs.

Reporter Mia Holowaychunk recaps the court case of the teen girl setting a fellow classmate on fire in Sept. 2024 with Evan. Rabbi Jeremy Parnes shares his thoughts on the Bondi Beach terror attack.

Guest host Brent Loucks looks ahead to Regina's budget deliberations, how to protect yourself from scams and why Saskatchewan had the highest per-capita household Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the country in 2023.

Laura Dawson discusses concerns Trump might use USMCA as a bargaining tactic. Filmmaker Scott Woroniuk talks about his Second World War documentary with Evan. Are we losing the Christmas spirit in our haste?

Mayors Cynthia Block and Chad Bachynski check-in with Evan. Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce CEO Prabha Ramaswamy talks about recent trade and tariff complications. And the latest in tech devices.

Dasha Kinelovsky with Sask. Polytech and U of R economics prof Jason Childs talks about real impacts of AI in universities with Evan. How can toenail clippings be used as a tool for lung cancer research?