Gormley Show Segments — Tuesday, Sept. 19

Gormley, Tuesday, September 19th, 2023

8:30 – Regina phenom hockey player, Connor Bedard, made a statement in his first time on the ice wearing his Chicago Blackhawks jersey. The first-overall pick in the 2023 NHL draft scored a hat trick and added an assist during his first game of the Prospect Showcase. His former head coach, John Paddock, joins Gormley to discuss what that kind of showing means to him, for Bedard and hockey in Saskatchewan.

LIVE: John Paddock, former head coach and general manager of the Regina Pats.

9:00 – Hour of the Big Stories…open lines

10:00 – A new investigation from the Canadian Taxpayer’s Federation has found that the federal government has spent $420,023 since 2018 subsidizing companies that turn crickets into human food. Investigative journalist, Ryan Thorpe, joins Gormley to share the detailed findings of his deep-dive into cricket corporate welfare.

LIVE: Ryan Thorpe, investigative journalist for the Taxpayers Federation.

11:00 – Legendary comedian and actor, Jerry Seinfeld, makes a stop in Saskatoon this weekend — one of only two prairie cities the comic legend has booked shows in for his latest tour. Before Jerry Seinfeld Live takes the stage this Saturday at SaskTel Centre, he joins Gormley to talk about his new show, career highlights and those little, everyday things Seinfeld is known to get a chuckle about.

LIVE: Jerry Seinfeld, American actor and comedian.

12:00 – Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia and steals the minds of people’s loved ones away, affecting one in three people over the age of 85. Dr. Ron Geyer studies the disease and has made remarkable progress on a treatment that has proven to help reverse the progress of the disease in some. He joins Gormley to share his findings.

LIVE: Dr. Ron Geyer, University of Saskatchewan, professor in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine studying Alzheimer’s disease.