How you define what constitutes a Labour Day 'Classic' is  a matter of degrees. Two of 'em to be exact. If you're on the 51st degree of North latitude, you dream in Red and White. Two degrees north, and those colours change to Green and Gold. This week, we talk to the play by play voices of the Stamps and Esks to get some differeing views on the best of labour Day.

Leaving home for a new job can be ttrying at the best of times, but what if that new job takes you into a new country, a new culture, and a new climate that's just different enough to jangle the nerves? Dave and Jock talk to a Stampeder veteran who figured it out.

Leaving home for a new job can be ttrying at the best of times, but what if that new job takes you into a new country, a new culture, and a new climate that's just different enough to jangle the nerves? Dave and Jock talk to a Stampeder veteran who figured it out.

Ever had to start a new job in a new city? Hard enough to do even if you just move province to province. Now think of an American leaving behind everything he knows to come to a new country with a different culture, where even the job you're familiar with has a few strange twists of its own. Brandon Smith tells Jock and Dave how a kid from Oakland made it work.

Flutie or Garcia? Hughes or Johnson? With so many legendary stars over the decades, how do you pick the the ten best Stampeders ever? Dave, Jock, and Mark Stephen take their shots this week. WARNING! Your personal top ten may differ!

Most players say their number one goal after football is to get into coaching, but few are able to do it successfully. Joshua Bell is one of the excpetions to that rule. In his first year on the job, Bell had made a seamless transition from the sideline to the coach's box, or at least he did once he figured out where the coach's box was!

So you think you're an old school Stamps fan because you remeber more than one Forzani? Think again. You got nuthin' on Daryl Slade, a one man walking encyclopedia of Stampeder knowledge.

Time, as they say, is undefeated. Sooner or later, and probably sooner than most players expect, every career comes to an end. So now what? We'll talk to former Stampeder Randy Chevrier about the trials of finding yourself as a person and a professional when the only life you've ever know in done, and you're still a young man with bills to pay and a family to feed.

Time, as they say, is undefeated. Sooner or later, and probably sooner than most players expect, every career comes to an end. So now what? We'll talk to former Stampeder Randy Chevrier about the trials of finding yourself as a person and a professional when the only life you've ever know in done, and you're still a young man with bills to pay and a family to feed.

After re-living the horror show that was the F-troop years last time out, Dave and Jock recall happier times and talk about the '92 Grey Cup Champion team with former Stampeder and 770 CHQR analyst Greg Peterson.