Dan O'Toole bids farewell to the original Boomsies studio in Orono, Ontario, and reflects on his podcast journey. He promises new beginnings and more episodes and celebrates daughter Ruby's becoming valedictorian.

Dan O'Toole urges casual fans to watch the exciting Edmonton Oilers and criticizes the Leafs’ lack of passion and winning attitude. Maybe Dan would be the best replacement for Brendan Shanahan?

Dan O'Toole praises Canada's smooth election process, cheers Leafs drama, jokes about “cyber stats,” and more in the latest edition of Boomsies.

Dan O’Toole returns to Boomsies after a trip to Cuba, sharing wasp infestations, cheap resort joys, and canceled concert woes. He previews the Blue Jays season with guest Wacey Rabbit, critiques management, and chats with AI Tim.

Dan O’Toole celebrates four years of sobriety and offers support to others struggling. He praises the Four Nations Cup's unexpected success, criticizes Blue Jays management for failing to sign Vladimir Guerrero Jr., and discusses NHL Olympic participation.

Dan O'Toole reflects on an unexpected customer service win with Stanley mugs, defends the NFL against Chiefs favoritism claims, and critiques the league's outdated officiating methods. He also questions NHL marketing after struggling to recognize a star player.

Dan O'Toole dives into holiday humor, mishaps with Stanley mugs, Christmas traditions, a Toronto Maple Leafs game experience, and reflections on life’s fleeting moments.

Dan O'Toole welcomes the artificial intelligence version of Producer Tim to discuss NFL excursions and (doubtful) pay raises. Dan also offers life reflections on bedtime cereal and Taylor Swift and answers audience emails.

Dan O'Toole returns after a summer hiatus. He reflects on the Cosco song, fall foliage, and nostalgic memories of a local amusement park. He also dives into the new NHL season, baseball playoffs, and more.

Dan O'Toole welcomes CBC's Julie Stewart-Binks to discuss the upcoming Paris Summer Olympics. Julie shares experiences covering past Olympic Games and her role in France. They share insights on specific Canadian athletes to watch, such as swimmer Summer McIntosh and basketball player Andre De Grasse, and highlight the unique aspects of the Paris opening ceremony.