It's a medallists-only edition of Going Deep, as Donnovan chats with World Championship gold medallist Pierce LePage (decathlon), six-time Olympic medallist and World Champion Andre De Grasse (sprint/relay), and FIBA World Cup bronze medallist Rowan Barrett (men's basketball). LePage joins to discuss his journey to the Worlds, what it meant to him to win gold next to teammate Damian Warner, and how he keeps the balance in his personal life. De Grasse chats about his new book, Ignite, and what it takes to perform under enormous pressure. Barrett - Team Canada's GM and a former athlete himself - discusses the journey to the tournament, and what it means to accomplish both winning a medal and booking a ticket to the 2024 Summer Olympics.

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Black Life: Untold Stories is an eight-part documentary series that reframes the rich and complex histories of Black experiences in Canada produced and created by the CBC - with the debut of the series on both CBC Gem and on television, Donnovan brings on Leslie Norville, showrunner and executive producer, alongside Shad Kabango and The Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean, both consulting producers. What went into the decision making process for each of the eight parts? How do you decide where to begin with such a topic? Afterwards, Donnovan chats with Will Prosper, director of the series' third episode 'Northern Beats' and Canadian hip-hop pioneer Michie Mee, as the trio discuss the relationship between hip hop and sports in Canadian culture.

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Donnovan is back with another round of streaming content, as Apple TV+ and Netflix continue with their fall release schedule. Apple TV+ has released a look into Lionel Messi's arrival in MLS with the documentary 'Messi Meets America', and Donnovan chats with executive producer Scott Boggins on the level of access he got with the world's biggest sports star and how that informed what to shine a light on for audiences. Afterwards, Donnovan takes a look at Netflix's 'Saint of Second Chances' with one of the film's subjects, Mike Veeck, and the directors, Jeff Malmberg and Morgan Neville. Plus, college football has returned, along with it comes the 'Untold: Swamp Kings' documentary, which focuses on the Urban Meyer era of the Florida Gators; Donnovan chats with director Katharine English on how the focus of this no-holds-barred era of Gators football unfolded.

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The NHL is back, and Donnovan brings on Sportsnet Insider Elliotte Friedman to take a look around the sport as it stands ahead of puck drop on the 2023-24 season. Will NHL salaries ever catch up to the NBA or MLB? When will best-on-best international competition return, whether at the Olympics or a World Cup of Hockey? Afterwards, Donnovan chats with Olympic gold medalist and New Jersey Devils' director of player development Meghan Duggan, who discusses her career and how she gives back to the game. Plus, Pflag Canada's Donny Potts joins to chat about their #ReversetheBan campaign, which aims to rally public support for 2SLGBTQ+ athletes and reverse the cause-related jersey ban across the league.

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The 2023 Blue Jays season has come to an abrupt end, and to help Donnovan sort through the wreckage, he brings on Sportsnet's Ben Nicholson-Smith and Breakfast Television's Sid Seixeiro. Still in Minnesota, Ben discusses what he saw on the field, the plays both made and not made, and the power outage experienced by the bats all season long once again happening in the playoffs. Afterwards, Sid takes a larger look at the front office, and discusses whether or not John Schneider is making decisions of his own volition. If that's not the case, what needs to change? Plus, Donnovan and Sho chat about the end of the season itself, and what to look forward to in 2024.

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With the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation arriving as a moment of reflection for all Canadians, Donnovan sheds some light on Indigenous athletes and coaches across the country. First, Natteal Battiste, Boxer and Council Member at Acadia First Nation, opens up about the trials and tribulations that have made her into the person, and fighter, she is today. Afterwards, Donnovan speaks to former NHL head coach Ted Nolan about his journey through hockey as both athlete and coach, and also visits with Pascale St-Onge, Minister of Heritage, on the importance of the sports related calls to action in the Truth and Reconciliation report and creating pathways in sport that work for Indigenous communities. Plus, Donnovan also catches up with Trechelle Bunn, who founded the Reconciliation Run as a varsity hockey player and law student at the University of Manitoba.

Video Chat with Natteal Battiste: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mNjjNXSQ48

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The Professional Women's Hockey League has officially begun to take shape, with the inaugural Draft already having taken place and teams beginning to get filled out in six cities around North America - Donnovan brings on The Hockey News' Ian Kennedy to take a look back at the Draft, including which teams have made themselves into contenders right away, the free agent market, and also to discuss how this league can learn from what came before. Afterwards, PWHL Sr. VP of Hockey Operations and Hockey Hall of Famer Jayna Hefford stops by to chat what went into the league's creation. Donnovan and Jayna discuss the thought process behind choosing these specific six cities to start, the support from owners and players, and what the lasting legacy of the PWHPA will be.

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With the season-ending injury to Jets QB Aaron Rodgers still sending ripples through the NFL, Donnovan brings on someone who has experience with Achilles injuries and the rehab that follows: former All-Pro NFL linebacker Shawne Merriman. They discuss the reaction to Rodgers' injury, the difference in how it might affect a quarterback, a similar injury being suffered by Ravens RB JK Dobbins, and what rehab is like for the different positions. Plus, they discuss the quarterbacks around the league, and preview Week 2 across the NFL. To wrap up, they discuss Shawne's Lights Out fighting league including the next match on the upcoming card to start October.

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Cabbie is back in town, so he drops by the studio to chat with Donnovan following the season-ending injury to newly minted Jets QB Aaron Rodgers. Is that it for the future Hall of Famer's career? Could it beget a change for turf vs. grass at NFL stadiums around the league? They debate who belongs on the Team Canada roster for the upcoming 2024 Summer Olympics, and do the same for Team USA - does Ja Morant have a no-doubt spot as a guard in Paris next year? Plus, they chat plane travel etiquette along with the job Deion (and Shedeur) Sanders has done in Colorado. Should more people be onboard?

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Canada will play for a bronze medal at the FIBA World Cup, following a 95-86 loss to Serbia. Despite that, following a 113-111 USA loss to Germany, fans will get Canada vs. USA after all, unexpected though it may be. To digest the tournament, Donnovan brings on Sportsnet's Dan Shulman - they discuss the idea of success at the tournament and whether it should be judged by winning a medal or by qualifying for the 2024 Summer Olympics. They also chat about the makeup of next year's team, how more players (from all countries) might want to play in Paris, and whether or not Canada is a Raptors country or a basketball country.

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