Are politicians reading your comments on social media? Premier Scott Moe’s latest posts are full of angry responses from people who want to separate from Canada. Do keyboard warriors have any influence? Moe’s former chief of staff, Shannon Andrews, joins the podcast to pull back the curtain on who is running Moe’s social media, if he reads the comments, and what influence those comments may have on policy.

Another Liberal minority has Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe promising to hit the reset button on the province’s relationship with Ottawa but the NDP say Moe is fanning the flames of Western separation. Political panelists Murray Mandryk and Jeremy Simes weigh in.

Can you make money as social media content creator or influencer in Saskatchewan? The short answer is yes. The reality is much more complicated. Host Sam Maciag digs into the dollars and cents of the creator economy.

The countdown to election day is on. What does Premier Scott Moe's and former Premiere Brad Wall's endorsement of the Conservatives and Pierre Poilievre mean for this province? Will Saskatchewan remain solid blue?

15-year-old Regina phenom Maddox Schultz is taking the hockey world by storm. He is widely considered the top ranked player in Canada born in 2010. Like Connor Bedard, he’s likely to end up a Regina Pat, after the team won the Western Hockey League’s prospect draft. Dan Plaster helps us get to know the next big name in hockey and why one scout is comparing him to Sidney Crosby.

Is it fact or fiction? This week our political panel Murray Mandryk and Jeremy Simes examine the conflicting claims between the Sask. govt., NDP, and the nurses union.

No longer a dirty little secret, romance readers are flocking to dedicated book boutiques and publicly embracing their literary kinks. Smut connoisseur Farideh (who read 380 racy novels last year) and romance authors Jennifer L. Armentrout and Victoria Koops talk about the craft and the desire for happy endings.

The Saskatchewan Party MLA for Humboldt-Watrous faced criticism and calls for the removal from government after calling federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh a “terrorist.” Our political panel Murray Mandryk and Jeremy Simes put those comments and the fallout into context and discusses the visit of Singh and Liberal Leader Mark Carney to Saskatoon this week.