CBC is launching a new point-of-view documentary series, For the Culture with Amanda Parris, that creates space for urgent and provocative conversations that centre Blackness and Black folks. She joins Donnovan in-studio for a chat on what it meant to her to launch this series, the people she encountered while doing it, and the important discussions that have been taking place in the margins.

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With Conference Championship Weekend upon us, Donnovan previews three teams: the Chiefs, Ravens, and Lions. Joshua Brisco (2:35) joins from Kansas City to discuss the play of Patrick Mahomes, the defence coming through against the Bills when it counts, and the importance of the offensive line against the Ravens. From Baltimore, Kyle Goon (24:47) joins to get into Lamar Jackson's MVP season, the job John Harbaugh continues to do year in and year out, and how the passing game will contribute to a potential win. Finally, Ty Schalter (39:00) joins from Detroit to discuss the leadership of Dan Campbell, the job GM Brad Holmes has done in building the roster, and what Jared Goff might look like without a dome over his head.

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The NFL's Divisional Round is here, and Donnovan takes a look at two markets near and dear to many Canadians, Detroit and Buffalo. Can the Lions and Bills book their tickets to their respective Championship Games next week? Lions beat writer Justin Rogers (4:31) joins to preview Lions/Buccaneers, and the guys discuss the vibe around Ford Field, the Detroit chapter of Jared Goff's career, and the job both Dan Campbell and Brad Holmes have accomplished in Michigan. Afterwards, Bills pre/post-game host Nate Geary (23:12) previews Bills/Chiefs, what it would mean for Buffalo to vanquish Patrick Mahomes, and who will step up after Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs.

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UFC 297 has returned to Canada by way of Toronto, and Donnovan brings on a pair of guests to help him break down not only the card, but the state of MMA as a sport right now. Aaron Bronsteter (3:55) discusses the Canadian talent on the card, including Mike Malott's potential stardom, and what to expect out of Du Plessis vs. Strickland. Afterwards, Ariel Helwani (32:29) stops by to discuss the UFC's growth in Canada, his role in working with the CBC for the upcoming Summer Olympics, the state of Canadian basketball, and his beloved Buffalo Bills.

Aaron with Dana White: bitly.ws/3aifT

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Ahead of the NFL's Super Wild Card Weekend bringing six games for your viewing pleasure, Donnovan chats with NFL Network's Cynthia Frelund (2:28), who has crunched the numbers to see which teams are favoured and which are going to be in tough. Afterwards, Donnovan brings on Sho (27:23) to get into his 2024 X-Factors, and the guys discuss the three massive coaching changes involving Pete Carroll, Nick Saban, and Bill Belichick.

Cynthia's article: t.co/ekkBmazgl3

Sho's X-Factors: t.co/scbm2ArZfX

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The final game of the college football season is here, and to help Donnovan break it down is a returning guest: ESPN's Adam Rittenberg. They discuss the state of the game, including NIL deals, the slow demise of the Pac-12, and the abilities of the top six quarterbacks likely to declare for the 2024 NFL Draft - where should Michael Penix Jr. and JJ McCarthy go? Will Monday's game change anyone's mind about their draft stock? Plus, they preview the game itself, make some picks, and chat about the contrasting styles of both teams, including Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh - is he already set for a return to coaching in the NFL?

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With the start of the PWHL - the Professional Women's Hockey League - in six cities across North America, Donnovan brings on a pair of guests to help him break down how the league arrived and what to look forward to. PWHL analyst and former player Saroya Tinker (5:15) drops by to discuss her role as analyst for the league, working with three networks, and what she's loved about the first few games. Afterwards, Sportsnet's Ailish Forfar (28:35) joins to chat the level of play, the physicality of the players, and how much it means to the growth of the sport for young girls and boys across the world.

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With RJ Barrett and Immanuel Quickley now Toronto Raptors - and OG Anunoby a New York Knick - Donnovan brings on a Going Deep favourite to help him break down both the trade and the state of the team: Sportsnet's Jesse Rubinoff. They debate what the trade means for the direction of the franchise, the fit on both sides for all players involved, and where the team sits in both the conference and the NBA at-large. Plus, they discuss targets for the team going forward, and chat about the season (so far) from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander - is it crazy to think his 2023-24 season might be a better offering than Steve Nash in his MVP campaigns?

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As the NFL season wraps up, Donnovan brings on John Harris, author of 'Tomlin: The Soul of a Football Coach', to break down the season for Mike Tomlin - could he actually be on his last legs in Pittsburgh? Plus, Donnovan and Sho revisit some of their predictions about the NFL and the Raptors at the beginning of their respective seasons, and get to what they're looking forward to the most in 2024.

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With the Northern Star Award having been handed to NBA star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Donnovan brings on a committee member responsible for ensuring the award is handed out every year: Sportsnet's own Jeff Blair (2:20). They discuss the selection process and how it works, and get into winners past, present and future. Plus, they discuss the offseason for the Blue Jays (including #OhtaniWatch) and what's next for Canada Soccer. Afterwards, Sportsnet's Arash Madani (53:35) stops by to get into 2023's Year in Review for Tennis Canada, and looks ahead to the most anticipated events on the 2024 calendar.

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