On Tuesday's show, Evan looks at the announcement of Canadian counter-tariffs with political columnist Brian Lilley, tech journalist Carmi Levy and Nick Levendofsky of the Kansas Farmers Union.

On Monday's show, Evan looked at how U.S. tariffs will impact a number of sectors in Saskatchewan, including potash, dairy, lumber and energy. Plus, are we doing enough to help the homeless?

On Friday 's show, will Saskatchewan become a major player in the global defence industry? Plus, big developments at Whitecap Dakota nation and Dave Genn from 54-40 joins the show ahead of Shake the Lake.

On Thursday's show, guest host Brent Loucks updated the tariff situation in Canada, talks transit rules in Saskatoon and the history of Treaty 6 with the CEO of Wanuskewin Heritage Park.

On Wednesday's show, guest host Brent Loucks talks about the tariff delay, learns about the role of planes in fighting wildfires and catches up with former MLA Ryan Meili, who released a folk album.

On Tuesday's show, guest host Brent Loucks gets an update on tariffs, fire hazards associated with lithium-ion batteries and a book about an amazing Saskatchewan woman and a Saskatoon landmark.

On Monday's show, guest host Brent Loucks got an update on tariffs in Canada, talked about rural dentistry, a petition calling for a DEED referendum and the Saskatoon Berries are WCBL champions.

On Friday's show, guest host Brent Loucks talks about severe weather, including a new targeted warning system and insurance. Plus, the annual STARS Lottery and Green and White Prognostications.

On Thursday's show, Evan talked public art in Saskatoon, corporate subsidies, how communities are handling homelessness and as a Regina dry cleaning business closes, are we dressing up enough?

On Wednesday's show, Evan was joined by Ralph Goodale to talk U.S. tariffs. Also, possible changes to Saskatoon's smoking bylaw and celebrating 60 years of the Saskatchewan International Raceway.

On Tuesday's show, Evan talked about public art in Saskatoon, finds out about a Canadian helping rebuild Ukraine, the low cost of Australian beef and meets a young professional fisherman from Saskatchewan.

On Monday's show, Evan talked about federal by-election controversy, why gas is cheaper in some parts of the province than others and he chats with former hockey player George Pesut about his new book.

On Friday's show, Evan talked about a synagogue in Saskatoon that was targeted by a vandal and a mosque in Regina, resuming it's Friday call to prayer. Plus a hockey tournament in support of mental health.

On Thursday's show, Evan welcomed Premier Scott Moe to talk about funding for event centres in the province, talks about the popularity of pickleball and the state of recruitment in the Canadian Armed Forces.

On Wednesday's show, Evan talked about the removal of benches in Saskatoon, the federal government's firearm buyback program and talks to Lisa LaFlamme about the passing of her former colleague, Lloyd Robertson.

On Tuesday's show, Evan talked about the end of the WestJet strike, an irrigation project around Lake Diefenbaker, concerns over AI and he meets Saskatoon comedian and NICU nurse, Mitchell Doran.

On Friday's show, guest host Tamara Cherry talks passenger rights during the WestJet strike, Marineland's beluga whales finding new homes, protecting vulnerable children and food insecurity.

On Thursday's show, Evan talks about Saskatoon's Downtown Event and Entertainment District, Regina's Globe Theatre, the 20th anniversary of Canadian forces being sent to Afghanistan and he chats with Saskatoon's Mayor Cynthia Block.

On Wednesday's show, Evan talks about the release of a high-risk sex offender in Regina, the start of the Exhibitions in both Saskatoon and Regina and chats with Regina Mayor Chad Bachynski.

On Tuesday's show, Evan talked about making it easier to find a family doctor, a surge in highway fatalities, Saskatchewan potash royalties and how a Saskatchewan comic book became a family affair.

On Monday's show, Evan talks U.S. tariffs, the postponed Post Malone show in Edmonton, youth unemployment in Canada, another overpass in Saskatoon hit by a semi-truck and the impact of therapy dogs.

On Friday's show, Evan talks U.S. tariffs with Warren Kaeding, Saskatchewan Minister of Trade and Exports, how one restaurant owner is dealing with unruly children and reducing the stigma of PTSD.

Evan was on location for Ag in Motion for Thursday's show and talked about air quality concerns, U.S. tariffs, Saskatchewan MLA salaries and the Roughriders response to this week's tragic crash.

On Wednesday's show, Evan is talking to Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe about U.S. tariffs, is on location with guests at Ag in Motion in Langham and talks crime statistics with Regina Police Chief Lorilee Davies.

On Tuesday's show, Evan talks about how police officers handle accident scenes, new tariffs on Canadian products, the reality of life in prison from someone who's been there and making crosswalks safer.

On Monday's episode, Evan talks about income for people with disabilities, the Provincial Disaster Assistance Program, community paramedics, the federal equalization program and bear attacks in the province.

On Friday's show, guest host Tamara Cherry talks about the legacy of the Legion, a four-day week for some schools, the World Cup final and gets the scoop on what one community is doing about dog poop.

On Thursday's show, guest host Tamara Cherry talks bail reform, grocery prices, missile tests in China, a lack of long-term care beds and how a simple blood test can help patients dealing with cancer.

On Wednesday's show, guest host Tamara Cherry talks about the conflict in the Middle East, a possible pipeline in western Canada and previews the Ness Creek Music Festival, a favourite Sask. summer tradition!

On Tuesday's show, guest host Tamara Cherry discusses the health questions surrounding Mitch McConnell, the fight against data centres and a Sask. baseball player drafted 26th overall in the 2026 MLB draft.

On Monday's show, guest host Tamara Cherry finds out how international conflicts affect Saskatchewan gas prices, examines the increase in minimum wage in the province and talks about at head injuries in sports.

On Friday's show, Evan talked about the fire and flood season in the province, the final hometown show for the Canadian Forces Snowbirds, controversy over street basketball and long term care in the north.

On Thursday's show, Evan discussed the new downtown arena developments, gets the latest on the Iran/U.S. conflict and Shawn Sherwood takes your pest control-related questions, live on air!

Evan talks about declining beds at long-term care homes for Saskatchewan's aging population, three recent cases of mistaken inmate releases from custody and a Saskatchewan farm boy who conquered Everest.

Evan discusses the pipeline project being proposed by Alberta and Ontario, paperwork concerns taking up the time of Saskatchewan doctors and a 250-year anniversary for a Saskatchewan community!

Evan talks about Saskatchewan's changing impaired driving enforcement, previews the latest news from Agribition and dives into the world of retro gaming with Jared Dormer a day before GameCon!

Guest host Brent Loucks breaks down trade uncertainty and new AI data centres with a local business leader, talks to a teacher rollerblading 700 kilometres across Saskatchewan and takes your Green & White Prognostications!

Brent Loucks explores possible years of tense negotiations as the end of the CUSMA agreement nears, learns about a new video game studio coming to Saskatchewan and meets a Saskatoon grad who earned a $100,000 scholarship.

Evan celebrates Canada Day with a test of your citizenship knowledge, hears about the latest happenings in the Canadian Senate during this spring sitting and what power changes might mean for Saskatchewan electricity.

Evan welcomes the leader of the federal Conservatives, Pierre Poilievre, talks about the health of Saskatchewan Crown corporations, discusses fertility law and celebrates 20 years of SIGA in Saskatchewan.

Education Minister Everett Hindley gives the 2025-26 school year a final grade and teachers in the province prepare for upcoming provincial bargaining this fall. Plus, Evan learns about the art of busking!

Evan catches up on Saskatoon's city council meeting and DEED negotiations, speaks with the provincial auditor about her latest report and hears from a Regina mosque about threats it has received over a weekly call to prayer.

Fresh off the boat from his European trade mission, Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe discusses his trip, Evan acknowledges an award to the Semple family in Regina and farmers facing uncertainty are encouraged to seek support.

Evan discusses the very real dangers police face in the line of duty after two Saskatchewan RCMP officers were shot and injured. He also chats with the band trying to save Hockey Night in Canada and previews the fall sitting of the House of Commons.

Will Saskatchewan drivers finally catch a break at the pumps this summer? Brent Loucks chats with a petroleum analyst, recaps the Roughriders win over the Stampeders and discusses price of the new Jansen BHP mine.

Guest host Brent Loucks chats about the "soft power" Saskatchewan holds in politics through potash with former premier Brad Wall, gets the latest update on the war between Iran and the U.S. and welcomes summer with some water safety tips!

Guest host Brent Loucks breaks down the sentencing of the person who killed Mischa Pavelick, welcomes Kim Berly of The Stampeders to talk about their Prairies Tour and learns about the race a Saskatchewan man never planned to run.

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.