Open lines with Evan: Calls, questions and conversations

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…

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…

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.

As people head back to school and back to work, Saskatoon Transit is preparing for busier routes — and some new rules for riders. Michael Moellenbeck, Director of Saskatoon Transit and Sgt. Ken Kane, with the Saskatoon Police Service, join Evan to talk about what riders need to know this…

Saskatchewan’s projected deficit has grown since the provincial budget, from $819 to $825 million. This is despite an additional $331 million in expected revenue largely driven by higher oil prices. Finance Minister Jim Reiter joins Evan to explain what’s driving higher spending and what the latest numbers say about the…