Inspector Cam McBride with the Saskatoon Police Service joins Mike to tell us a heartwarming story about an officer using kindness to end a scary mental health call.

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Dog trainer Barry Gay joins Mike to discuss some of the issues pet owners are facing during the COVID-19 pandemic, including dog-owner guilt and over-bonding, as well as a scary dog attack in Regina. Are you a dog owner with a question for Barry? Give us a call at 1-877-332-8255!

Friday's open session

WTF: Katey Duncan, Regina-area farmer & Ari Avivi, marriage commissioner and stand-up comic.

Saskatchewan's back-to-school plan continues to draw criticism, with an online petition calling for a better plan signed by more than 11,000 people and some parents making the tough decision to homeschool or seek other options for education. Premier Scott Moe joins guest host Mike Couros to discuss the plan, the criticism, and the latest on Saskatchewan's fight against COVID-19.

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Have you figured out the perfect burger, or the ideal way to grill a steak? Do you have a side-dish that blows everyone's minds when you host a cookout? Can you make a BBQ sauce that knocks people's socks off? Give us a call at 1-877-332-8255 and share your summer cooking secrets!

The commanding officer of the Saskatchewan RCMP is set to retire this month. Mark Fisher, assistant commissioner and commanding officer of "F" Division, joins guest host Mike Couros to discuss policing in Saskatchewan, how the role of police has changed, and what he's learned in his year as the top RCMP officer in the province.

Bug’s Day… The Hour of Rage!

We've heard a lot of parents and teachers upset over the Saskatchewan back-to-school plan, which aimed to make schooling as normal as possible while keeping kids protected from COVID-19. Michael Zwaagstra, a teacher and educational theorist, says normal should be the goal as schools resume in September because young students learn best through direct interaction with their teachers and peers. While some have suggested half-day schooling to reduce class sizes and allow for better distancing, Zwaagstra says such a model wouldn't be an effective way to contain the virus and would be a nightmare to coordinate. Zwaagstra joins Mike to tell us why he thinks normal schooling is the best choice, even during a pandemic.