In Hour 3, Marsh, Kyle and Sean chat with Barry Forth of Copetown Woods Golf Club about The Match featuring Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, discuss the people they grew up with who were frustratingly good athletes, and talk about hub cities and more with Tom Mayenecht of The Sport Market.

In Hour 2, Marsh, Kyle and Sean hear from the NHL Insiders on the league's plans to return, hear Ryan Rishaug's chat with Alberta premier Jason Kenney about Edmonton's viability as an NHL hub city, and continue to discuss Hamilton's proposed bid for the Commonwealth Games.

In Hour 1, Marsh, Kyle and Sean discuss Marshall's new haircut, and go deep on Hamilton's proposed bid for the 2026 Commonwealth Games.

In Hour 3, Marsh, Kyle and Sean hear more from Randy Ambrosie's CFL Town Hall, experience another chapter of Sean's Exercise Chronicles, chat with TSN Raptors analyst Jack Armstrong and more.

In Hour 2, Marsh, Kyle and Sean hear from Randy Ambrosie in his CFL Town Hall address, talk about aggrieved 90s NBA players, and laugh at Saskatchewan's very existence.

In Hour 1, Marsh, Kyle and Sean chat about depressing commencement addresses, MP's not knowing things, and everything related to Randy Ambrosie's CFL town hall address to the goverment on Wednesday.

In Hour 3, Marsh, Kyle and Sean chat with Joe Raso about the final episodes of The Last Dance, hear some stories from former legendary referee Ron Foxcroft, and wrap up the show with the day's poll questions and Marshall's 61st favourite colour.

In Hour 2, Marsh, Kyle and Sean hear from the NHL Insiders on the league's momentum towards returning, experience another chapter of Sean's Exercise Chronicles, and talk about Tom Brady's problematic emails.

In Hour 1, Marsh, Kyle and Sean chat about the continued Last Dance discourse, and the string of salty ex-Bulls now starting to voice their displeasure with the documentary.

In Hour 3, Marsh, Kyle and Sean chat with new Hamilton Honey Badger head coach Ryan Schmidt, recap the The Last Dance finale with Jack Armstrong, count down another one of Marshall's favourite colours, and much more.