Shack and Evan break down another loss for the Riders — are they starting to lose heart? Plus, how Canada is navigating the Trump era, and the nominees are in for the National Toy Hall of Fame.
Lots is happening at Wanuskewin for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Curator Marcel Robitaille joins us to highlight some of the exhibits and activities happening at Wanuskewin today.
It’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and the Morning Show is live from Wanuskewin. Mark speaks with Lyndon Linklater, a traditional knowledge keeper and storyteller, who shares the story behind a special craft you can make right here at Wanuskewin.
Shack and Evan discuss the Oilers and their old tricks, plans to honour National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Alberta's vote on separating from Canada.
It's the start of a new NHL season, and 650 CKOM Green Zone Sports Reporter Scott Roblin is here with his predictions for the season and who we should be watching.
The Riders couldn’t quite pull it off on Friday, so that makes for a very interesting West Division now. Darrell Davis from the Green Zone joins us to talk about the Riders losing to B.C. on Friday.
Evan Bray Show guest host Brent Loucks joins the show. They talk about another tough Riders loss, the arrival of fall weather, and whether they’ll be heading to the theatre to see the new Brad Pitt movie.
This Sunday, one of the most iconic bands Journey, will be making a final tour stop in Saskatoon, and Shack had a chance to talk with keyboardist Jonathan Cain.
Guest host Justin Blackwell chats with Saskatoon Mayor Cynthia Block following the CCMA Awards. They also discuss her thoughts on the upcoming DEED referendum and what it could mean for Saskatoon.
Producer Sheena was on the red carpet ahead of the CCMAs in Saskatoon on Saturday. She’s here to tell us about the fans who came out to take in the action, as well as some of the big invites handed out at the awards.
It's a beautiful day for the last day of summer, Shack and Evan talk about the season ending and wrapping up harvest. It's also the start of parliament today.
21 Sep 9AM
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