After learning of the death of Cheers' George Wendt yesterday, Evan was delighted to hear some of your favourite, most nostalgic theme song recollections. From Cheers to Friends, share your favourite television tune with Evan at 1-877-332-8255.

After struggling with mental health, addictions and thoughts of suicide, a Saskatoon man is sharing his story. Allan Kehler, mental health advocate, keynote speaker, coach and author of Transforming Pain into Purpose, joins Evan during Mental Health Month to share his story and message to others.

What's the role of the provincial government in taking a stance on separation?

A town hall campaign in Saskatchewan is advocating for Saskatchewan separatism. Nadine Ness is president of Unified Grassroots, the organization leading the charge for the upcoming town hall event and online petition with about seven thousand signatures in favour of Saskatchewan separating from Canada. She joins Evan to speak about her groups efforts.

The talk of Saskatchewan separatism stands in sharp juxtaposition to the desire for a strong, unified Canada — highlighting the tension between regional frustration and the federal government in Ottawa. Nevin Markwart, former NHL player and Sask. Party candidate, joins Evan to chat about what he thinks Premier Scott Moe needs to do to address talks of separatism and how to improve relations with Ottawa.

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

Since the federal election, you may have heard some chatter about electoral reform. What would that mean for voters in Saskatchewan? Laura Stephenson, professor and department chair for the Department of Political Science at Western University, joins Evan to explain what electoral reform is and how electoral reform could ruin the Conservatives' stronghold in the prairies.

Sports and the arts don't always mingle. This was especially the case for Patricia Dawn Robertson, Saskatchewan writer and author of Media Brat: a Gen-X memoir. Her father, John Robertson, was a sports reporting icon, but Patricia hated spectator sports. She joins Evan to talk about her destain for sports, but her love for her sportswriting father and brushing shoulders with some of the top athletes back in the day.

You’re quick & clever! And for some weird reason you’ve carried the right answer in your head for years. Or maybe you just trust Uncle Google. It's time for Saskatchewan’s Smartest Radio Listener for Little Town Apparel -- your chance for fame and acclaim and to prove just how smart you are. Not only do you get bragging rights, you’ll win prizes too!

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