A new hit song is climbing the charts that features Canadian artists Drake and the Weeknd. The problem is they have nothing to do with the song "Heart on my Sleeve" that is being claimed to be written by artificial intelligence. Kurt Dahl is an entertainment lawyer and drummer for the band One Bad Son and joins Gormley to discuss the impact this can have on the music industry and who would be beneficial of the music royalties.

Running into difficulties when it comes to government documents is never ideal but what if it has to do with your child's passport? Parents who have joint custody have to go through another step when it comes to obtain a passport for their children. Brent Barilla is a family lawyer in Saskatchewan and joins Gormley to explain a serval situation of co-parents having issues when it comes to passport documents for their children.

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We are now on Day 6 of the PSAC strike as picketers are looking to be in front of locations with more impact. Negotiations between the union and government were happening over the weekend. Stephanie Taylor, Canadian Press Reporter covering Parliament Hill joins Gormley to share the latest on the negotiating between the union and government in Ottawa.

Researchers from the University of Regina and the Royal Saskatchewan Museum joined others from a university in Latvia to identify a 44-million-year-old beetle fossil found in amber. Dr. Ryan McKellar, paleontologist, and curator with the Royal Saskatchewan Museum joins Gormley to explain the importance of extracting from the fossil and what it can tell us about the past.

It's Eatin' Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Gormley with his recipe for Crockpot Beef and Broccoli!

We have cleared the spring snow storm that hit the province and storm chaser Jenny Hagan joins Gormley to share what she experienced tracking the storm out near Weyburn.

Then the Last run of wide open phones for the week continues.

Reality Check… Should government workers still be able to work from home? Then John opens the phones for your calls on all the big stories of the week!

A research team based in Winnipeg is using the Canadian Light Source (CLS) at the University of Saskatchewan to find new, cutting-edge ways to battle cancer. Using the beamlines at the CLS research believe they can target netrin-1 which is considered the key player for the migration of cancer cells and attack it before it spreads. Dr. Jorg Stetefeld professor of biochemistry and Tier-1 Canada Research Chair in Structural Biology and Biophysics at the University of Manitoba joins Gormley to explain how this is the next step in beating cancer.

Saskatchewan historian and author Bill Waiser has a new children's book out called "Gordie's Skate" puts a spin on Gordie Howe growing up in Saskatoon during the 1930's. Mr. Waiser joins Gormley to discuss the book and why he wanted to share this story as a children's book.