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Rabbi Mendel Super, from Melbourne, Australia, and Rabbi Eli Citron, from New York, recently toured Saskatchewan as part of a program called "Roving Rabbis." The pair met with Jews in a number of small centres where there is no Jewish infrastructure to meet the Jewish population, listen to their stories, "help them keep their Jewish flame burning," and learn about the region's Jewish history along the way. Rabbi Mendel Super joins John now to discuss his experience in Saskatchewan.

A new book by Ian Ferguson is exploring some of the stranger things said by Justin Trudeau over the years. "Trudeau on Trudeau: The Deep Thoughts of Canada's 23rd Prime Minister" paints a portrait of "a man who hasn't quite got the hang of leading Canada." It features memorable quotes such as "the budget will balance itself" and "we will grow the economy from the heart out," along with many others. The book is available today, and author Ian Ferguson joins John now to discuss some of the stranger utterances of our current national leader.

City Hall Hotline is back! Regina Mayor Michael Fougere and Saskatoon Mayor Charlie Clark join the show for City Hall Hotline. Do you have a question for your mayor? Give us a call at 1-877-332-8255 or send a text to 306306.

Tuesday, September 3, 2019

The first open session of September

What a game! The Roughriders kicked a last-play field goal to defeat our Winnipeg rivals 19-17 in the Labour Day Classic on Sunday, much to the excitement of the 33,350 fans in attendance at Mosaic Stadium. Britton Gray, our Riders reporter, joins John now to discuss the thrilling win and the Riders' current winning streak.

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

School is back in session. The Saskatoon Teacher's Association highlighted the importance of mental health in the classroom at their conference last week. Their president, John McGettigan, joins Brent to talk about why a focus on mental health is important for both teachers and students.