A Saskatoon startup is developing a portable device that allows farmers to detect crop diseases in the field in under two hours, potentially saving crops before infections spread. This could also reduce the need for broad pesticide use. To talk about this new invention, Evan is joined by Ethan Done, chief operating officer and co-founder of PathoScan Technologies.

Young people are facing a tough job market. In April, the unemployment rate among youth his 14.3 per cent, which is higher than it was before the pandemic. But some experts say there are still several things youth can do to build up their resume, like volunteering. Genelle Payant, HR consultant and founder of Spark People Solutions, joins the show to discuss the value behind volunteer work and to share her tips and tricks on how to stand out in a flood of resumes.

Evan goes to the phones to chat with listeners about what's on their minds today.

Continuing our discussion on the independent review of Saskatchewan's 2025 wildfire response. While the province has accepted all 11 recommendations, many in the forestry sector are now looking at what lessons can be learned to better prevent, detect, and respond to major wildfires in the future. Forest Saskatchewan CEO Carl Neggers joined the show last week, calling for the report's release. Now that it's public, he's back with his take on this report.

The independent review of Saskatchewan's 2025 wildfire response found the SPSA was not fully prepared for a wildfire season of that scale. The report identified significant gaps in preparedness, emergency management, evacuations, and communication. To talk about what was found and what the province is going to do about it Evan is joined by Michael Weger, Minister of Community Safety.

Saskatoon Mayor Cynthia Block is here with the latest from city hall. What's the city doing about all the mosquitoes? When will the University Bridge be open? Where is the mayor's go-to summer vacation spot? CKOM Morning Show

Shack and Evan talk about Evan's trip underground. CKOM Morning Show

Time for high school students to hit the books. It's the start of final exams this week. Just under two weeks of school left. Americans are asking how the heck do they have $300 billion to rebuild Iran after spending $80 billion bombing it? The Vice Pres seems to admit that's true too on morning TV + It only makes sense you could use a VR to help educate or even influence someone into a career. Meet Melcher Studios President Dwayne Melcher to further understand how VR is quickly becoming a workplace resource. The Greg Morgan Morning Show

She's awake! Singer Bonnie Tyler, 75, wakes up from coma after suffering cardiac arrest a month ago. The Stampeders bid farewell this weekend + Visits from Kevin Martel and Evan Bray. The Greg Morgan Morning Show

It only makes sense you could use a VR to help educate or even influence someone into a career. Meet Melcher Studios President Dwayne Melcher to further understand how VR is quickly becoming a workplace resource + Time to award Country Thunder tickets.....summer's biggest party festival arrives July 9th. The Greg Morgan Morning Show