If you have ever taken one of those ancestry DNA tests that information could be used to find suspects in criminal cases. Dr. Brad Malin - Department of Biomedical Informatics at Vanderbilt University joins Gormley to discuss how we are entering an era where your DNA isn't going to be private anymore.

Tisdale's very own Brent Butt is on tour making stops in Yorkton and Saskatoon this weekend and has announced his very first book coming out in this fall called "Huge" and joins Gormley to tell us about it and how the tour is going.

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 Mississippi Pot Roast!

Ultimate open lines session.

The town of La Ronge is setting aside funds of $2.5 million to bid on one of the SLGA liquor permits that are coming up. Karla Hardcastle Vice President of Lac La Ronge Chamber of Commerce joins Gormley to express the chamber having concerns with this plan from the mayor.

In response to the Kevin Lynch and Jim Mitchell opinion column on how the RCMP should not conduct provincial policing duties, Commanding Officer of the Saskatchewan RCMP Rhonda Blackmore wrote her take and joins Gormley to discuss why the RCMP should keep doing its duties for the province.

Canada’s triumphs, failures and sacrifices are on display at the University of Saskatchewan Diefenbaker Canada Centre in a new travelling exhibition from the Canadian Museum of History and Canada’s History Society. Helanna Gessner curatorial, exhibits and collections manager at the Diefenbaker Canada Centre joins Gormley share some highlight points in exhibit that affected the trajectory and identity of our country.

A majority of Canadians are looking for ways to reduce their stress while travelling. One of the ways Canadians are doing that is by securing travel insurance with 58% of Canadians agreeing they would never consider leaving their province let alone the country without it. Megan Douglas from Blue Cross Canada joins Gormley to discuss how 2023 is the year Canadians can reduce their travel stress from their new study.

A new essay is stating the RCMP needs to be reformed, especially after a number public concerns came up. These include investigating sexual harassment against women in the force to the handle of the Nova Scotia shooting. Jim Mitchell, Adjunct Professor from Carleton University co-authored the essay and joins Gormley to explain that the RCMP is doing too much and changing that is best for Canada.

Open lines discussing what bugs YOU.