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Rick Van Duyvendyck joins David to talk about everything you need to know about your garden!

TV Thursday with Craig Silliphant. Pop culture critic and editor of The Feedback Society Craig Silliphant is in with David to bring us the latest in television.

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Sum Theatre is bringing in Interpreters across the province for a special workshop May 24 - 26 to help those interpreters learn how to better work in theatre. Nicole Sander is an advocate for the Deaf out of Alberta and joins David now to discuss.

#Headlines with Brittany Caffet and Jay Thomas. Today's viral and trending topics with Brent Loucks producer Brittany Caffet and Traffic Reporter Jay Thomas.

Nile Rodgers stopped in at the Silver Wolf Trading Post in Saskatoon yesterday! We hear from Josh Couture and Frances Goulet about the experience.

The Big Lead: Cree leader Poundmaker is getting an apology and getting exonerated from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today. CKOM Reporter Bryn Levy was there and joins David now.

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Has social media done more harm than good in the world? It's made our lives easier, but it can also leave people confused and misinformed, and many people get in trouble over social media gaffes. Drew is convinced that social media has caused more problems than it's solved, but Producer Taylor MacPherson says social media is a big help in our day-to-day lives. They're going to hash it out on the air next, but we also want to know what you think so give us a call at 1-877-332-8255!

This week we learned about a shocking incident where a woman was beaten by a group of kids in a Saskatoon park. The victim, 33-year-old Bonnie Halcrow, says she asked the children to stop throwing rocks at an elderly man but was then attacked herself. Halcrow was punched and kicked by the gang of children as her daughter watched in horror. We had a lot of calls about the incident Wednesday, and Halcrow joins Drew now to tell us more about it