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   Number 1: Investing in the future: Why USask Giving Day matters

   USask Giving Day is today! It gives organizations and community members a chance to support the University of Saskatchewan in many different ways. Kim Kroll-Goodwin, Interim Vice-President, University Relations, USask, joins the show to talk about how important the campaign is for student scholarships, research and programs across the university.

   September 09, 2026·13min
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   Number 2: The high cost of people-pleasing

   Therapist and author Jim Butler has spent years working with men who find themselves in emotionally abusive relationships with narcissistic women — and says people-pleasing can be a big part of what keeps them there. He joins Evan to talk about his book Releasing Your Need to Please, why these relationship dynamics can be so difficult to recognize and how people can begin to break the pattern.

   August 31, 2026·17min
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   Number 3: What does recovery really look like?

   Addiction, the drug crisis and the need for more treatment are constantly in the headlines — but what does treatment actually look like when someone is ready to get help? Carla Jamison, a Community Engagement Officer with Poundmaker’s Lodge Treatment Centres, joins Evan to talk about the work being done at the Battlefords Treatment Centre, its 42-day program and how it helps people begin the difficult work of recovery.

   August 31, 2026·16min
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   Number 4: Crime, text scams and community safety — A Conversation with Regina's Police Chief

   Evan catches up with Regina's Chief of Police, Lorilee Davies, to talk about crime statistics, how the city is doing in 2026 and what information people in Regina should be aware of.

   August 31, 2026·16min
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   Number 5: Iran, Trump and the Midterms: Why Canada Should Be Watching

   Fresh questions are swirling around Iran’s leadership, while Donald Trump’s foreign policy and escalating trade fights are creating new political pressure for Republicans at home. Ralph Nurnberger, Former foreign policy assistant, member on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and Georgetown University professor joins Evan to break down the latest out of Iran and look at whether tariffs, affordability and growing voter dissatisfaction could reshape this fall’s U.S. midterms.

   August 27, 2026·16min
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