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We've seen numerous examples of "cancel culture" over the past few years, where a past mistake by a politician or celebrity results in their utter downfall, particularly if their blunder related to race, gender, or sexual orientation. Yet Justin Trudeau has managed to survive two such incidents - the first when he was accused of groping a woman at a beer festival, and the second when photos of Trudeau wearing blackface and brownface emerged during the current election campaign. Writer James Di Fiore says the blackface photos offer an opportunity for both the left and right to re-examine "cancel culture" and start sparing people from suffering for past mistakes, often made decades ago. He says the left clearly needs to revamp its orthodoxy "that requires people with past sins to walk the proverbial plank of cancel culture," and the right needs to stop trying to turn cancel culture around every time someone on the left is caught up in it.

Monday's open session

Until the federal election Oct. 21, we'll be holding weekly panel discussions with representatives for the three largest political parties joining John. They'll discuss the issues of the day, the parties' platforms, and what's likely to happen in Saskatchewan and across the nation come election day. This week our topics are climate change and image. Are the parties being realistic in their climate goals and promises? How important is image during this campaign? We'll find out what our panelists think.

The Greg Morgan Morning Show September 30- Hour 3 by CJME/CKOM

The Three Wisemen: Brent, John & Wray get together for their daily chat about the latest topics.

The Greg Morgan Morning Show September 30- Hour 2 by CJME/CKOM

Talk Star or Rock Star is in its BONUS WEEK! We're giving away Celine Dion tickets!

Gerald & Wray join Brent to chat about a few of today's top stories.

The Greg Morgan Morning Show September 30- Hour 1 by CJME/CKOM

Jamie Nye Commentary- September 30 by CJME/CKOM