Live From Kamloops

Hour two of the day two program features Lions' president Duane Vienneau and Grey Cup Festival executive director Riley Wiwchar. Moj and Giulio also speak with Edmonton Elks' quarterback Tre Ford.

Moj and Giulio are back at Grey Cup radio row for day two of action. Hour one of today's program features Lions' co-GM Neil McEvoy, all-time tackles leader Solomon Elimimian and former Lion Lucky Whitehead who pursues a second Grey Cup ring with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers this Sunday.

Hour two of the day one program features Grey Cup talk with TSN's Matt Dunigan and Darrin Bauming from Bonfire Sports with a Winnipeg perspective on the Bombers' 5th straight Grey Cup appearance. Matt Baker from the Lions' communications team stops by to talk Grey Cup festival and how the roles for everyone in the organization change for one busy week of festival fun.

On day one of the 111th Grey Cup Festival, MOJ and Giulio tee up some of the great events and talk all about the big matchup with Steve Milton from the Ticats Audio Network. BC Lions wide receiver Alexander Hollins stops by to recap the end of another season.

It’s a playoff edition of BC Lions Tap as the fellas were at Boston Pizza Guildford to preview Saturday’s Western Semi-Final in Saskatchewan. Defensive back Jalon Edwards-Cooper joined the show to talk about keys to victory and overall excitement to be back with the squad

This week’s show took the boys to Highwayman Pub in White Rock. They recap an impressive Lions win against Montreal and how it was just what the doctor ordered heading into next week’s Western Semi-Final. President Duane Vienneau joins the show to recap some of the exciting promotions and game themes of 2024 and look ahead to what will be an exciting week in November for the 111th Grey Cup Festival.

The fellas were live at One20 Public House in North Delta where they review the loss to Saskatchewan and break down the news that Vernon Adams Jr. starts at quarterback this week against Montreal. Linebacker Ryder Varga joins the show to talk about his breakout season and the keys to getting it right before the playoffs get going next month.

The boys were live from New Westminster’s Hops, a Northwest Pub where Keon Hatcher Sr. stopped by. The boys talked with Hatch on this week’s massive tilt in Saskatchewan while the receiver broke down his long rehab from last year’s Achilles injury and how he kept going with his kids serving as the big motivation.

The hard-hitting and well-spoken Ayinde ‘Ace’ Eley joined the boys LIVE from Good Co. Granville. Ace talked about his adjustment to Canadian football, learning the game from a few key teammates and his interesting bloodlines as Ace’s father has a Grey Cup ring as a coach with the Baltimore Stallions in 1995.

The boys took the show to Legends Pub in Richmond where defensive back Manny Rugamba made an appearance. Manny broke down the keys to Friday’s upcoming battle with the Tiger-Cats while also chronicling his outstanding story from escaping Rwanda as a toddler and carving out a life in the United States which led to his career in pro football.