A 77-year-old plane crash in Saskatchewan has only just been officially documented. Operation Attaché, a 1948 U.S. Navy Beechcraft Expediter flight, was a crash site that many were aware of, but its identity was not formally recorded after a major RCAF-led search -- the biggest search and rescue in Canada at the time -- found the five survivors of the Manitoba September 1948 crash from Churchill to The Pas. Documentarian Scott Woroniuk and historian David Riach join Evan to discuss the work that led to this journey and the documentation process for Lost in the Muskeg: The Plane Canada Forgot.

It's time for Evan's spookiest segment of the year! Craig Silliphant, The Movie Geek and pop culture critic, joins Evan to talk about what makes horror movies scary, why the genre is seeing so much action these days and the best horror movies of the year to kick off your Halloween!

World Sight Month is wrapping up, and the president and CEO for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind (CNIB), Angela Bonfanti, is in Regina to present a leader in our province with an award for their commitment to the CNIB. She joins Evan to discuss why it's important to mark this month and recognize the achievements of leaders in our province.

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 CROCKPOT BEEF RAMEN.

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Evan goes to the phones to take the Pulse of the People! Will the Jays pull off a win in game six or game seven to win the World Series? What say you?

Will the Toronto Blue Jays clinch the 2025 World Series title tonight? Evan and Jamie Nye, co-host of The Green Zone on 980 CJME & 650 CKOM, talk Jays and Dodgers ahead of what could be the final game of the series.

Just over 10 years ago, the Spicer Scarehouse began thanks to a young Riley Spicer not wanting to trick-or-treat on halloween and instead hoping to build a haunted house to scare -- and entrance -- his neighbourhood. A decade later, that haunted house is in its final season and Evan welcomes Riley Spencer to the show to talk about the final season of the Spicer Scarehouse.

A Regina author and University of Regina professor has chronicled his experience walking alongside the Regina bypass -- a highway not meant for pedestrians -- and noting how this experience can impact how we see a city like Regina. Ken Wilson, author of Walking the Bypass: Notes on Place from the Side of the Road, joins Evan ahead of sharing his work at the Regina Public Library to discuss what this experience taught him and how it led him to put pen to paper.