Are we losing physical media forever?

Why are places of worship under attack?

Recent incidents across Canada have raised concerns about the safety of places of worship. In Saskatchewan alone, a synagogue in Saskatoon was targeted during prayer, a Regina mosque faced threats after broadcasting its call to prayer and a Ukrainian Orthodox church in Regina was recently vandalized. Dr. Barbara Perry, professor in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities at Ontario Tech University and Director, Centre on Hate, Bias and Extremism, joins Evan to discuss why places of worship continue to be targeted and what can be done to address hate in our communities.

Inside Canada's military recruitment challenge

The Canadian Armed Forces has been working to rebuild its ranks after years of recruitment challenges, especially with growing global instability putting renewed pressure on our defence capabilities. Lieutenant-Colonel Kevin Barry, Commanding Officer, Royal Regina Rifles, joins Evan to discuss the state of military recruitment.

Are we losing physical media forever?

For decades, buying a movie, album or video game meant owning a physical copy you could keep, collect or pass on to someone else. But as more entertainment moves online, physical media is slowly disappearing. Jared Dormer, Co-creator of the Saskatchewan Retro GameCon, joins the show to talk about the slow death of physical media and if gamers are ready to let go.

Road safety Q&A with Saskatchewan police

With the growing number of tragic fatalities on Saskatchewan highways and one of our reporters revealing that Saskatoon is the worst Saskatchewan city to drive in, based on collision rates, there is a lot to talk about when it comes to driving. Regina Police Service Const. Kevin Bowes and Saskatoon Police Service Sgt. Ray Robertson join the show to answer your road-related questions and share how you can stay safe when getting behind the wheel.

Why everyone's obsessed with pickleball

National Pickleball Day is this weekend and the sport has truly taken the world by storm! Brittany Caffet, Rawlco Radio’s feature storyteller, joins Evan to discuss her latest feature story, which highlights the sport and why so many people of different ages love it.