Astronomy associate professor Samantha Lawler explains how the Northern Lights were on display last week, and SUMA President Randy Goulden reacts to the federal budget with Evan on the show.

Rider historian Rob Vanstone talks about this championship will go down in history, law prof Dwight Neuman discusses how a recent B.C. ruling raised questions about the security of property ownership in Canada.

The Riders are coming home with the Grey Cup after 12 long years! Evan recaps the highlights with Jamie Nye! It's Movember! Evan chats with Todd Minerson about the importance of recognizing men's health.

It's Grey Cup weekend! Evan checks in with Green Zone's Britton Gray and Locker to see what the atmosphere is like in Winnipeg! Dr. Sylvain Charlebois talks about the latest Canadian food news and trends.

Evan chats with Dr. Joseph Blondeau about Canada losing its measles elimination status, Saskatoon's mayor for the monthly check-in, Dean Murrison on DIY investments and Dr. David Greenberg on sleep debt.

MP Chris d'Entremont talks about crossing the floor to the Liberal Party after the federal budget was revealed, and senior reporter Lisa Schick talks about covering the Misha Pavelick's trial.

It was a football-filled weekend! Green Zone reporter Britton Gray joins guest host Brent Loucks to recap the highlights. Ahead of Remembrance Day, Loucks chats with guests on the day's significance.

SARM President Bill Huber talks about the federal budget with Evan, Assistant Commissioner Robin McNeil checks in about the RCMP's state of affairs, and Tim Gitzel discusses how tariffs affect nuclear power.

Premier Scott Moe talks to Evan about the federal budget's impact on Sask. residents, economist David Ristovki about the growth and challenges cities are facing and a check in with Mayor Chad Bachynski.

University of Regina economics professor Jason Childs breaks down the federal budget numbers with Evan what impact tariffs have been with University of Saskatchewan professor Dr. Devan Mescall.

Host Vassy Kapelos talks with Evan about how likely the federal budget will pass, Conservative Party of Canada's former national campaign manager Fred Delory about whether or not Canadians will see a new election.

Evan debriefs the World Series between Toronto Blue Jays and L.A. Dodgers with Jays fan Chris Untereiner, and dietitian Brooke Bulloch about managing your children's Halloween stockpile of candy.

The Green Zone host Jamie Nye talks with Evan about the Jays' World Series Game 6 tonight, CNIB President and CEO CNIB about awarding a leader in the province, and Craig Silliphant about the best horror movies.

Evan talks with political columnist Tasha Kheiriddin about Canada's relationship with the U.S., SARM President Bill Huber and Sask. Chamber of Commerce CEO Prabha Ramaswamy about tariff-related questions.

Evan talks with Regina's Acting Police Chief Lorilee Davies about local crime statistics, and Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski about the termination of Regina Police Service Police Chief Farooq Sheikh.

Evan talks Canadian and Saskatchewan politics with managing editor of Blacklock Reporter Tom Korski, and Regina-based artist Zachari Logan who is now West Baffin Co-operative's 2025 Artist-in-Residence.

Evan talks with Sask. baseball coach and player Justin Eiswirth and fan Chuck McCoy about the Jays in the World Series, lawyer Mark Brayford Shakir Rahim about bail reform, and Kenton De Jong about cemetery tours.

Evan talks with Canadian Press Washington Correspondent Kelly Malone about reaction to Premier Doug Ford's ad attacking tariffs, and professor Curtis Griffiths about bail reform teased by Mark Carney.

Premier Scott Moe talks with Evan about Throne Speech priorities, Andrew Albers, former Blue Jay and Mariner, chats about the World Series, and C95 morning show host Shauna Foster about the annual radio marathon.

Tirzah Forbes, breast cancer survivor, talks about her photography for this year's C95 Radio Marathon for Breast Cancer Research, and business commentator Paul Martin discusses this year's throne speech.

Public health nurse Michelle Hulak talks about annual flu shots, Prince Albert Police Service Chief Patrick Nogier explores Mark Carney's new crime measures, and baseball fan Jesse Pentz talks Blue Jays.

Reporter discusses Megan Gallagher trial's outcome, author Janna Dutton talks about building facilitating meaningful connections through her series, and Dr. Steven Rayan prepares for International Congress.

Canada's economy, public safety and community security are in focus today with guest host Tamara Cherry. Auto jobs move south, new crime reforms roll out and citizens unite for safer streets.

Tamara talks with political scientist Robert Pape about Charlie Kirk's assassination and the growing political violence, and STF president Samantha Becotte's reaction to the Alberta teacher's strike.

Tamara talks with lawyer Michelle Linklater people's options for legal help, Acting Police Chief Lorilee Davies about why children are stealing cars, and U.S. singer Paula Cole about her album and tour.

Tamara talks with Nicole Danesi about the postal strike's effect on charities, Saskatoon Chief of Police Cam McBride discusses local crime stats, and with 2025 Miss Rodeo Agribition, and rodeo competitor, Abbey Hart.

Evan chats with Jamie Nye after the Blue Jays advance, harvest wraps up and RealAg shares exciting news. Call in with your Thanksgiving "Bugs 'n Hugs," and October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Evan talks with Kelly Malone, Canadian Press Washington correspondent, about Carney's U.S. visit, and Regina teacher Andres Araneda about his love of cooking and competing in season eight of MasterChef Canada.

Evan talks with 'Freedom Convoy' leader Chris Barber about his recent sentence, Sociology prof Andre Magnan discusses skyrocketing farmland prices, and North Battleford Mayor Kelli Hawtin shares city updates.

Evan talks with political columnist Brian Lilley about Carney's visit with Trump, nutrition and fitness reporter Gabrialle Landsverk about the latest caffeine pouches trend and it's mental wellness week.

Evan sits down for Monday morning coffee with Rick Bennett, president and CEO of REAL. Saskatchewan filmmakers and professors are being recognized for their work and it's fire prevention week!

Evan talks with Green Zone Host Jamie Nye about the latest in sports, author Maureen Haddock about her book Get a Bigger Wagon competition and Belton Johnson about Reverse Searing a Tomahawk Steak.

Evan talks with Dr. Sylvain Charlebois about recent beef prices, The Northern Miner Group President Anthony Vaccaro about the Great Canadian Treasure Hunt, and Saskatoon historian Thom Cholowski about nostagia.

Evan talks with former NHL player Bryan Trottier about his career, Pipeline Online editor Brian Zinchuk about the latest in energy news and retired bush pilot Dorrin Wallace about the book he co-authored.

Evan talks to Brennan Merasty of MN-S about Île-à-la-Crosse School restitution, pow wow emcee and residential school survivor Howard Thomson, and Doug Hyndford of Wanuskewin Heritage Park.

8:30 - Postal workers are on strike for the second time in less than a year after Canada Post announced it was planning to end door-to-door mail delivery over the next 10 years in an effort to fix its money situation. Evan checks in with labour lawyer Steven Seiferling to get his thoughts on the latest with the Canada ...

Evan chats about the busy week in politics with Brian Lilley, political columnist. Belton Johnson shares another delicious recipe. Evan highlights an event celebrating current and former Indigenous NHL players.

Evan talks with employment lawyer Steven Seiferling about three Saskatoon Police Service officers dismissed earlier in Sept., and associate prof of astronomy Samantha Lawler about how satellites are tracked.

Brent talks with Sask. Firearms Commissioner Robert Freberg about Nova Scotia's pilot project buyback of assault-style firearms to start next month, Minister of Justice Tim McLeod about correctional services.

Brent talks with Saskatchewan sportswriter Darrell Davis about changes to the CFL, MP Andrew Scheer about the Conservative motion to repeal the oil and gas emissions cap, Charlie Angus about Canadian politics.

Brent talks with Cherelle "Torch" George and Rochelle "Wham" Middleton about the Harlem Globetrotters tour and history, and band member John Hewitt, about The Life and Times of Jim Croce show.

Evan talks with Premier Moe about his trip to China and the current state of canola tariffs, Ray Wilgenbusch about the Multiple Myeloma March this weekend and Nora Yeates about Prostate Cancer Awareness month.

Evan talks with Fraser Institute Senior Fellow Michael Zwaagstra aobut his recent research about university student behaviour, and U of R associate prof Brian McQuinn about the latest in artificial intelligence.

Evan talks with Rachel Browne about her new podcast series on the "Queen of Canada," Shawn Moen of 9Mile Legacy Brewing about anything and everything beer, and asks people if a university degree means much now.

Evan talks with paNOW reporter Nigel Maxwell about the Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations' $34,251,566 in expenses and Canadian clothing designer Dominic Bellissimo about bringing outerwear to Saskatoon.

Evan talks with MP Andrew Scheer about how the Conservatives will hold the Liberal government accountable, and YWCA Regina CEO Melissa Coomber-Bendtsen about a fundraiser to combat gender-based violence.

Evan talks with Dr. Sylvain Charlebois about what Canadian counter tariffs being lifted means for prices at the grocery store, and with Dr. Christian Leuprecht about Israel's strike on Hamas headquarters.

Evan chats with political columnist Biran Lilley and lawyer Warren Kinsella after the shocking death of Charlie Kirk. He also checks in with the mayors of both major cities for their monthly panel.

Evan talks with Christine Sarteschi, criminology professor and cult expert, about who Romana Didulo is, and former Martensville Elementary School principal Ron Biberdorf about changes he's seen over the years.

Evan talks with lawyer Steven Seiferling about how passengers could be affected by Air Canada's flight attendants rejecting the wage offer, and Saskatoon Chief of Police Cam McBride about local crime statistics.