The LA Kings are having a rough season. Over the weekend they made a coaching change and there are rumours that more changes could be coming on and off the ice. The Green Zone

We have a double shot with Sportsnet's Nick Kypreos today! Right now we take a deep dive look into the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Leafs struggled again over the weekend and slide further and further away from the playoffs. The Green Zone

Nick Kypreos is back with the latest NHL trade rumours. The NHL trade deadline is this Friday and the rumour mill is buzzing! The Green Zone

The Regina Pats cannot faulter in the final weeks of the WHL season. They currently hold a playoff spot with 10 games left in their season. The Green Zone

There's a lot on the agenda as MLAs get set to retun to the Legislative Building for the spring sitting. All eyes are on the upcoming budget and what big bills could be passed. Lisa Shick, senior reporter with 980 CJME, joins guest host Brent Loucks to help us break down what really matters this session and what you should be keeping a close eye on.

The military action in Iran can feel very distant but of course there are many Iranian-Canadians right here in Saskatchewan. Brent is joined by Pooyan Arab, Executive Director of the Iranian Association of Saskatchewan.

A restaurant in Saskatoon was temporarily closed after a patron found a cockroach cooked into their sandwich. How common are cockroaches in homes and businesses in Saskatchewan? Shawn Sherwood, Poulin's exterminator joins the show to answer that question! He will also share tips on how to keep those creepy-crawlers out of your home.

From her kohkum’s kitchen to communities across Saskatchewan, Jasmyn Albert teaches sewing, beading and ceremony, passing down Indigenous traditions through hands-on workshops and storytelling. 650 CKOM's Brittany Caffet catches up with Albert how she learned from her kokum.

Saskatchewan is a mineral-rich province, which is driving a number of new projects. But a group in Ottawa are advocating for the communities that could be impacted by these projects, which have been linked to increased violence and risk of human trafficking for Indigenous women and girls. Hilda Anderson-Pyrz, President of the National Family and Survivors Circle, joins Brent to discuss the recent forum she hosted in Ottawa and how governments and industry leaders can protect vulnerable communities.

Global energy markets are bracing for a major shock after joint strikes by the United States and Israel on Iran, with fears that escalation could disrupt oil flows from a region that supplies about 20% of the world’s crude. While there has been no confirmed damage to infrastructure or shipping so far, uncertainty alone is pushing prices higher. To talk about what we're seeing and what we might see Brent speaks with Heather Exner-Pirot, Senior Fellow and Director of Energy, Natural Resources and Environment at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute in Ottawa.