Donnovan brings on Breakfast Television's Sid Seixeiro, and the guys discuss the concept of students doling out letter grades to educators (see: RateMyProfessors.com). After a brief debate, Donnovan and Sid give their own letter grades to the various Toronto sports franchises and to the people steering the ship, including but not limited to the Leafs, Raptors, Blue Jays, and TFC. They also discuss the recent result for Canada vs. Guadaloupe at the Gold Cup, and whether or not John Herdman should be given a high grade for his work over the past several years.

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What is the NHL's Player Inclusion Coalition? Donnovan finds out from two members, Mark Fraser and Bridgette Lacquette, who discuss how important it is for hockey to have a group that focuses on on and off-ice equality and inclusion. Afterwards, with draft season here in both hockey and basketball, Donnovan takes a look at the soon-to-be professional careers of Victor Wembenyama and Connor Bedard. Plus, a chat with Rob Shaw, Parapan American Games Gold medalist, as he discusses both being a para-athlete and Tennis Canada's Mental Timeout initiative.

NHL Player Inclusion Coalition: https://www.nhl.com/info/player-inclusion-coalition

Donnovan Draft Essay: https://youtu.be/aTdzH7jQndg

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As the CONCACAF Gold Cup begins, Donnovan brings on analyst Kristian Jack, who breaks down Canada's men's national team and what's ahead of them. What can they achieve at the 2023 Gold Cup as a group? Plus, a check-in on the Canadian Premier League and how things are going this season. Afterwards, Donnovan checks in with Eoin O'Callaghan, VP of Content and Comms for the CPL's York United FC - they recently held a Pride Night, and Donnovan takes a look at what goes into planning such an event, the jerseys they carefully designed, and the response from Toronto's 2SLGBTQ+ community.

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Cabbie is back in town, so he stops by the studio for another wide-ranging chat - Donnovan and Cabbie discuss the Zion Williamson saga, the idea of modern non-disclosure agreements, whether or not spoiler alerts still apply for Succession, and which candy is the GOAT. Afterwards, Donnovan continues the Succession chat with Associate Professor Cindy Axelrod at the Fox School of Business - what did she think of the finale, and can anything in the show be applied to mega-corporations in real life? Plus, as season two of Swagger returns on Apple TV+, creator and showrunner Reggie Rock Bythewood joins Donnovan to discuss what goes into getting a renewal, and what it's like working with Kevin Durant.

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Is Alphonso Davies the most famous Canadian athlete in the world? Donnovan discusses the question with author Farhan Devji, who recently wrote 'Alphonso Davies: A New Hope'. They chat about Davies' meteoric rise and all that he's already accomplished at 22 years old. Plus, Jayde Riviere stops by - the Team Canada gold medalist and Manchester United defender discusses becoming an Under Armour athlete, her own journey in professional sports, and weighs in on the ongoing discussions between Soccer Canada and the Women's National Team.

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It's not always easy to stay active in our day-to-day lives, so Donnovan brings on some experts to discuss the importance of movement and activity. He chats with Peloton instructor and Director of Fitness Programming Matty Maggiacomo on his journey to the company, how the pandemic changed access to at-home fitness routines, which exercises he likes (and dislikes), and how he comes up with his catchphrases. Afterwards, Donnovan chats with a pair of Canadian 90s icons in Hal Johnson and Joanne McLeod, who created the television program 'BodyBreak' - they discuss the creation of the program and where it is today.

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Donnovan brings on Breakfast Television's Sid Seixeiro to help him parse through a wide range of topics: why did Lionel Messi choose Inter Milan over Saudi Arabia? Speaking of, what happens next now that the PGA-LIV merger is happening? Is there a way to make golfers whole again, and should that even take place? Plus, how did we get to where we are with the Blue Jays and the Anthony Bass saga? Donnovan and Sid debate all of these questions and more on Going Deep.

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With the shock PGA Tour-LIV Golf merger, Donnovan takes a look at what it means for the future of golf with the help of Jon McCarthy, national golf writer for the Toronto Sun. How did this come about so abruptly? What's next for PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan? How should the players - who have been vocal about the change - react? They discuss it all, and also take a look at the field ahead of the 2023 Canadian Open at the Oakdale Golf & Country Club.

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With June - and Pride Month - having officially begun, Donnovan takes a look at the recent Blue Jays controversy surrounding relief pitcher Anthony Bass, who shared an anti-LGBTQ social media post on Instagram. He discusses the fallout from Bass' statement at Rogers Centre, including subsequent boos upon Bass' next relief appearance, and where both team and player go from here. Afterwards, Donnovan chats with Ted Lasso's Billy Harris (who plays Colin Hughes on the show) as the series comes to an end on the choice to include a storyline that deals with a queer athlete (8:58). Plus, we hear from Brock McGillis, who authors and narrates a Pride Month essay for Sportsnet.

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With the streaming release of 'Air' on Amazon Prime, Donnovan reviews the film with Sho, including a discussion on the backstory of Nike as a basketball shoe company, the performances from the cast, and the ability of director Ben Affleck to generate suspense for a story that most people know the ending to. Afterwards, Donnovan chats with Tye Engmann, creator of Curated Van (36:51) - he buys and sells vintage sneakers (including Jordans) to celebrities and discusses his thoughts on the film, his love for sneakers, and what goes into maintaining an Instagram account with over 60,000 followers.

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