Brother-sister team, Kirsten Schellenberg and Matthew Brough, give a detailed, player by player analysis of the 2025 Winnipeg Jets Playoff run. It is an epic episode to wrap up this phenomenal season. Yes, we are sad to see the Jets not make it past the second round, but we will forever be Jets fans. Go Jets Go!

Brother-sister team, Kirsten Schellenberg and Matthew Brough, don't even know what to say (for an hour!) after the history making come-back victory of our beloved Winnipeg Jets, as they beat St. Louis in game 7 of the first round of the playoffs.

What a season! The only brother-sister hosted sports fan podcast in the world is back with a review of the Winnipeg Jets' presidents trophy winning season. After their first 2 playoff games, the Jets are looking good. We talk which Jets are standing out for good and bad, our amazing goaltending, the pressure of the White Out but how awesome Winnipeg fans are, and our recent holidays to Europe and Mexico.

The only brother-sister sports podcast in the world is back with all the Winnipeg Jets talk you could want. We analyze the latest acquisitions, the four nations tournament, and do a new segment about how much we love Canada. 2 minutes for B-Roughing goes to… well… you’ll need to listen to find out who gets this prestigious award. Hint: it’s not Jordan Binnington or Mitch Marner.

The only brother-sister team that hosts a Hockey Fan podcast of Matt Brough and Kirsten Schellenberg are at it again. In this luckiest episode (because it's episode 5, and y'know, Star Wars!), we give a rating to every Jets player, we award 2 minutes for BRoughing (in the not good sense) to a certain blueliner (one guess as to who!), and in talking about food we manage to say the word Lamb about a hundred times. This is thrilling podcasting, people!

Matt and Kirsten get reflective in this first episode of 2025. What were the greatest sports moments of the last year? Where were the Winnipeg Jets this time last year vs now and does it matter? Will Kirsten and Matt’s words of the year be the same again? What do the Jets need to do down the stretch to be a playoff success? And… 2 Minutes for BRoughing goes to a certain centre who was not picked for Team Canada for the “made-up” tournament.

Brother-sister hosts, Matt Brough and Kirsten Schellenberg podcast between periods again and the Winnipeg Jets lose AGAIN! Is it a curse? Should they stop recording during games? Should they stop entirely? They give love to Paul Maurice, but not so much to Vlad Namestnikov, and they touch on the demise of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and the losing streak of Manchester City. But, still, this episode is mostly about how amazing the Winnipeg Jets are this season. Oh, and there's some conversation about about food, of course. Go Jets Go!

Brother-sister hosts, Matt Brough and Kirsten Schellenberg watch the Jets vs. Leafs game and discuss their dislike for the Leafs, and also baseball, spitting in sports, and celery. The game was on Amazon Prime which was already weird enough and then the audio feed went berserk. 2 Minutes for Broughing goes to a Jets defenseman who was a -6 in the loss against Toronto. Yikes!

The only brother-sister sports podcast (we don't actually know if this is true!) is back for a second season! Matt Brough and Kirsten Schellenberg decide that maybe they were too nice last season and that its time to be more controversial. We get into Stanley Cup conspiracy theories, call some players out, show that we are useless at simple math, and maybe that we should prepare a little more (by doing easy things like looking up the Winnipeg Jets lines, for example) before hitting the record button! And - we announce our YouTube channel and give out our first 2 minutes for (B)Roughing.

The brother-sister sports commentary and comedy (well, we think we're funny, anyway!) duo are back!

The last time we put out an episode the Winnipeg Jets were still in the playoffs. Where have we been? Basically, in a pit of despair, with the Jets losing, and the Bombers brutal start to their season, and the England Men's soccer team making another final but playing terrible to get there.

Still, there are some bright spots. Our mood spurred on by Paul Maurice's post-Stanley Cup win speech about his only wish being that Winnipeg can win the cup next year and the Canadian Men's soccer team's performance at the Copa America, we look at the Olympics, and the sports we are most excited to watch. And we broach the biggest controversy of all - is breakdancing a sport?