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In today's digital world, getting noticed online can be a challenge, especially with AI changing how content is created and shared. Business owners know that getting clicks and flowers is more important than ever. Glen Sorochuk, creative marketing strategist with GDS Digital Strategy and Quarantine Films, joins the show to talk about digital marketing and how to stand out in a crowded online space...

September 30 is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day to honour survivors, remember the children who never returned home and reflect on the ongoing work of reconciliation. Joining us to talk about the day and what Wanuskewin has planned are CEO Jenaya Chutskoff and Curator Marcel Robitaille.

Open phones - Evan goes to the phones to chat with listeners about what's on their minds today. Call 1-877-332-8255.

Saskatchewan has unveiled a plan to build two nuclear reactors in the northwest part of the province, putting nuclear energy and the potential for major industrial investment back in the spotlight. Eric Anderson, Saskatchewan Industrial and Mining Suppliers Association (SIMSA) executive director, joins the show to explain what this nuclear advancement means for the province.

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. CKOM Morning Show

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. CKOM Morning Show

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. CKOM Morning Show

CKOM reporter Mia Holowaychuk joins us to react to the news of the nuclear power plants coming to Saskatchewan. Michelle Joly (Jolly) is a Metis singer who composed a song called “1876” which honours Treaty 6’s 150th anniversary. She joins us to explain the background of the song and what this day means to her + Rider Reporter Britton Gray stops by for a report from Rider practice. The Greg Morgan...

Michelle Joly (Jolly) is a Metis singer who composed a song called “1876” which honours Treaty 6’s 150th anniversary. She joins us to explain the background of the song and what this day means to her + Visits from Britton Gray, Kevin Martel and Evan Bray. The Greg Morgan Morning Show

It’s National Truth & Reconciliation Day today....no school, city and crown corps closed....not everyone. Here's what's happening today.....Audio from Scott Moe news conference on nuclear power coming to Saskatchewan which we carried yesterday! + NHL recap...Jamie Nye picks Colorado, expert John Shannon picks Oilers vs Florida. Greg picks the same matchup with the Oil winning. The Greg Morgan Morn...

Agriculture is the backbone of Saskatchewan...it affects all of us. Knowing the why of what's happening and what it means to you...matters. The RealAg Minute with Shaun Haney is a smart, insightful and credible commentary from one of the most respected commentators in agribusiness. Exclusively and daily on both 980 CJME & 650 CKOM.

The Wood File Commentary - Murray Wood The Wood File Commentary

The Mills Minute with Sarah Mills The Mills Minute with Sarah Mills

Most of us have arm wrestled at least once. Usually, it involves a kitchen table, a friend and a lot of trash talk. But competitive arm wrestling turns that familiar little challenge into something almost unrecognizable. In this Saskatchewan Story, Brittany Caffet gets a lesson in what happens when the kitchen-table game gets serious.

HOUR 3 - John Shannon is ready for the puck to drop tonight as the NHL season begins. John Shannon takes a look at the Western Conference. Will the Stanley Cup return to the West this year? The NHL starts tonight! Who will win the Stanley Cup this season? Will the Carolina Hurricanes repeat? Will the Florida Panthers be back to claim what they've lost? Will a Canadian team finally win it for the f...

HOUR 2 - It's safe to say that a lot of hockey fans' eyes will be on Macklin Celebrini and the San Jose Sharks this season. Will the Sharks be contenders come playoff time? Britton Gray brings you the latest from Roughriders practice as the team is trying to get back into the win column. Plus the guys help you set your Fantasy Football lines before this weeks NFL action! The Green Zone

HOUR 1 - The NHL is back! Brock Faber of the Minnesota Wild will miss some time with a fractured skull. Nathan Rourke adds another award to his trophy case. The Chicago Bears put on a show on Monday Night Football. And MLB baseball playoffs are underway with the Wild Card round! The voice of hockey in Canada joins The Green Zone to kickoff the start of the NHL season. Sportsnet's Chris Cuthbert gi...

Evan spent all weekend out on the farm, busy with harvest! How are things going at your farm? We want to hear from you!

After more than two decades leading the Regina Public Library, CEO Jeff Barber is retiring this fall. He joins Evan to look back at how the library has changed during his tenure, what he’s most proud of and what he sees ahead for RPL as it prepares for new leadership.

Saskatchewan potash is in the spotlight, with Canpotex announcing a $500-million investment at the Port of Vancouver to help move more Saskatchewan potash to overseas markets, just days after Donald Trump said the U.S. is looking at buying potash from Belarus instead of Canada. Steve Halabura, CEO of Buffalo Potash Corp., joins Evan to talk about what all of this means for Saskatchewan’s potash in...

Saskatchewan is continuing to move toward nuclear power, with the province expected to make another announcement today about the future of nuclear energy. At the same time, a new report argues Saskatchewan could build out nuclear without putting the full cost on SaskPower customers by striking a “grand bargain” with Ottawa — Jeff Davis, Executive Director of Clean Prosperity, joins Evan to explain...

On this National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we’re remembering and honouring Indigenous children who were taken from their families. In this Saskatchewan Story, Brittany Caffet meets Rosalie Tsannie-Burseth, a woman whose life changed forever in August of 1964.

Open phones - Evan goes to the phones to chat with listeners about what's on their minds today. Call 1-877-332-8255.

Saskatoon’s homeless encampment remains in place for now, after plans to clear the site and install fencing were put on hold amid a court challenge. The situation has raised questions about safety, policing, available services and what happens to the people living at the encampment as the city heads toward winter. Joining us to discuss what's next for the encampment is Saskatoon Police Service Sta...

Homeless encampments continue to be a growing concern in many communities in Saskatchewan, including our two major cities, Regina and Saskatoon, with leaders calling on the province for more support. City councillors and the NDP have both requested immediate action from the provincial government. Minister of Social Services, Terry Jenson, joins Evan to discuss how the province plans to address the...