Respecting wildlife in the age of social media

Middle East on the brink: What's next after the latest strikes?

The conflict between the US and Iran has escalated again, with American forces carrying out strikes and Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz. Diplomatic efforts are still underway, but the fighting has badly undermined the fragile ceasefire and sent oil prices sky high. Sean Foley, professor of history at Middle Tennessee State University. Sean Foley, professor of history at Middle Tennessee State University, joins the show to chat with guest host Tamara Cherry.

World Cup semifinals preview

It's another busy week in the sports world, with the FIFA World Cup down to its final four, the Riders just came off a huge win over the Hamilton Tiger Cats and a local Saskatchewan baseball player celebrated a major milestone. Scott Roblin, Green Zone Saskatoon sports reporter, joins Tamara to break down the biggest stories sports fans should know.

Staying safe on Saskatchewan's waterways

It's been a tragic start to the summer on Saskatchewan's waterways, with multiple rescues and even a few fatalities serving as a stark reminder of how quickly conditions can turn dangerous. John Maczko, commanding officer, director of operations for Amphibious Response Support Unit One & K9 Gusztav, Saskatchewan's only active water rescue canine, joins Tamara to discuss the risks on the water and how to stay safe this summer.

Respecting wildlife in the age of social media

A dramatic bear encounter in Alberta's Kananaskis Country has been viewed tens of millions of times online, but wildlife experts say the real story isn't the bear—it's how people are behaving in bear country. They're warning that social media, growing tourism, and a lack of bear-safety awareness are leading to more dangerous encounters for both people and wildlife. To talk about that, Tamara is joined by wildlife author and bear advocate Trina Moyles.

What's your favourite Saskatchewan mural?

We’ve heard from Shaunavon and NOW want to hear from you: what is your favourite Saskatchewan mural? As you drive through this province, almost every small town has one - shout out your favourite; call 1-877-332-8255.