An upcoming hockey tournament in Saskatoon is about more than what happens on the ice. The event will also put a focus on mental health and helping young people develop tools to deal with challenges and adversity. Joining us now is D Jay McGrath, founder of The Mental Health Classic.

What time is it? It’s Eatin’ Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattle Association! Grillmaster Belton Johnson joins Evan with his recipe for Smoked Bacon Wrapped Armadillo Eggs.

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Open phones - Evan goes to the phones to chat with listeners about what's on their minds today. Call 1-877-332-8255.

David Kirton hosts a weekly information program with news and headlines that impact Saskatchewan Indigenous communities. Meeting Ground showcases interesting stories from elders, community leaders and news makers.

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The Regina mosque has resumed broadcasting its call to prayer, this time including an English translation, after previously pausing the practice following threats made against the congregation. While many see the broadcast as an expression of religious freedom, others argue it infringes on their own rights. Dwight Newman, constitutional law professor at the University of Saskatchewan's College of Law and Canada research chair in rights, communities and constitutional law, joins Evan to explain what rights we have here in Canada when it comes to freedom of religion.

Recent incidents across Canada have raised concerns about the safety of places of worship. In Saskatchewan alone, a synagogue in Saskatoon was targeted during prayer, a Regina mosque faced threats after broadcasting its call to prayer and a Ukrainian Orthodox church in Regina was recently vandalized. Dr. Barbara Perry, professor in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities at Ontario Tech University and Director, Centre on Hate, Bias and Extremism, joins Evan to discuss why places of worship continue to be targeted and what can be done to address hate in our communities.

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Segment 1

Regina’s first female police chief, Chief Lorilee Davies, shares what it was like building a career in a male-dominated profession, learning to trust her voice, and bringing emotional intelligence and compassion into police leadership.

Segment 2

Chief Davies explains a new mental-health check-in tool for frontline officers and talks openly about trauma, PTSD, early intervention, and why asking for help needs to happen before someone reaches a breaking point.

Segment 3

Corina Walsh shares practical leadership lessons about how we build emotional intelligence, and show up well in the workplace.

Segment 4

Jenn explores imposter syndrome and that nagging fear that we do not deserve our success, offering three practical tools: keep a win file, name the feeling without believing it, and focus less on proving yourself and more on what you can contribute.

Game Day in Regina....here's what's going on this weekend around town...crops are developing quickly, some producers have started harvest.....plus another chance to win Shake the Lake tickets. Belton Johnson joins us...some key pieces for the foreseeable future. Kian Schaffer-Baker, Sam Emilus, and Tevaughn Campbell have all been placed on the six-game injured list + Ashley Stone is one of the coordinators with Sask Open Farms Days and joins Greg to discuss the details of this weekend’s event and what experiences are being offered at some of the farms. The Greg Morgan Morning Show