#1 New York Times bestselling author Kathy Reichs discusses her book "The Bone Code" which was released in April this year. It features "forensic anthropologist Temperance Brennan, whose examinations, fifteen years apart, of unidentified bodies ignite a terrifying series of events." Kathy Reichs is not only a best-selling author but was also a producer for Fox Television's "Bones" and is a forensic anthropologist that is certified by the American Board of Forensic Anthropology.

A recent report from TD says that Canadian home sales might fall and continue to lay low for the year 2023. This could mean that the possibility of owning a house could be a reality, especially for the millennial generation. Younger generations have turned to social media to voice their concerns about the price of housing, some even taking it to Twitter to "cheer for a housing market crash." Are we ready for a correction in the housing market? Call us and let us know! 1-877-332-8255

Those who are traveling domestically or internationally will most likely face hurdles when it comes to making flights on time. With flights being delayed, understaffing, and lost luggage, you might wonder how bad can the airports be? According to Brian Lilley's latest in the Toronto Sun, the Toronto Pearson has gotten so bad that the fire chief for the airport has warned airlines that if they let passengers off before they’re told to, they will be in violation of the National Fire Code. Lilley joins us with more on this story.

Yesterday, the Regina airport welcome 230 people fleeing from Ukraine. The flight arrived at 7:30 m from Poland. The executive director of the Ukrainian Congress' Saskatchewan Provincial Council, Danylo Puderak tells us more on this story, as well as what they are doing to help those who have arrived from Ukraine.

There are more than 4,000 charities and non-profits active around Saskatchewan, and we're featuring some of the great people doing great work in this province during our new segment called "The Best of Saskatchewan." In this week's feature, we'll check in with the Saskatchewan Science Center!

Researchers from four different universities including the University of Regina have released "Powered by Twitter? The Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan", which is a report that identifies social media’s central role in the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan. Dr. Brian McQuinn, a professor of politics and international studies at the U of R joins Gormley to discuss the research involved in this report and how it affects our country.

Ross McKitrick, a professor of economics at the University of Guelph’s recent article in the Financial Post says "It’s been a while since we have heard any 'climate emergency' declarations. Now we are hearing about a different emergency, namely soaring fuel prices." Mckidrick joins Gormley to discuss how "junk science has led to junk policies."

With delayed flights, long lines, and lost luggage there is no doubt that air travel has been catastrophic for travelers. Steven Seiferling, a Saskatoon local was traveling home from Ottawa on a business trip and tells us the story about how his flight home was delayed for an entire weekend.

The Final financial results for 2021/2022 fiscal year were announced last Friday by Finance Minister Donna Harpauer. Saskatchewan's finances strengthened in 2021-22, with higher than forecast revenue. Minister Harpauer joins Gormley to discuss these results.

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