We are seeing Artificial Intelligence impact our lives more and more each day. It has impacted entire industries from education to marketing, journalism and finance.  ChatGPT seems to be the latest version that is making its impact felt and Robert Madej, CEO of PureFacts joins Gormley to discuss how we can handle the impact of Artificial Intelligence in our lives.

What time is it? It's Eatin' Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Slow Cooker BBQ Brisket!

Open Session

Open Session

There is an undeniable misconception amongst Canadians, especially non-Indigenous Canadians, that Indigenous people in this country should vote the way they expect them to says Jennifer Laewetz who joins Gormley to discuss her opinion column on No political party owns Indigenous Canadians.

The Federal government has decided to delay assisted dying expansion to March 2024. James Cowan, retired senator form Nova Scotia and Board Member of Dying with dignity Canada joins Gormley to discuss this move is keeping people with mental disorders from accessing assisted dying.

The question has come up on whether public figures like politicians should be allowed to block individuals on social media. Assistant Professor Brian McQuinn of the University of Regina joins Gormley to explain yes they should, but clear standards and transparency need to be in place.

In 2019 Jason Kenney came to Alberta and created the UCP (United Conservative Party) to restore conservative power in the province. Political Science Professor Duane Bratt joins Gormley to discuss his latest book, "Blue Storm: The Rise and Fall of Jason Kenney," looking at his rise and fall from political power.

Saskatoon Police Chief Troy Cooper joins Gormley for our monthly update on crime and policing in the Bridge City and his take on what is happening in B.C. with the decimalization of drugs.

Open lines discussing what bugs YOU.

New documents show the federal government spent over $6 million on housing 15 people at a Calgary quarantine hotel in 2022. Calgary Nose Hill MP Michel Rempel Garner joins Gormley to explain this is a clear representation that the government was not on top of its expenses with the program.