Mitchell Report Unleashed Podcast

Today, I had to bring my friend H.K. Domino onto the podcast for a deep-dive conversation surrounding Drake and the speculation around projects like Iceman, Maid of Honour, and Habibti. The discussion connects the themes behind those albums with the aftermath of the highly publicized feud with Kendrick Lamar, while asking the bigger question: what’s really next for Drake creatively, mentally, and culturally?
 
The conversation shifts into the current state of hip-hop and whether vulnerability in music has become Drake’s greatest strength.

We break down how his ability to express emotion, relationships, fame, pressure, and personal battles continues to separate him from many artists in today’s landscape. From there, we explore how the music industry is evolving, the power of fan perception, and whether legendary figures like Jay-Z could still shake the culture with another album release. 

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In this engaging interview, Donnovan Bennett shares his journey from athlete to sports media professional, emphasizing resilience, relationship-building, and the importance of authenticity in media.

Discover insights on overcoming adversity, leveraging relationships, and the future of media in the digital age. He began his media career covering the university sport world he had just left behind for The Score, before expanding into amateur sport in general, and eventually reporting on sport overall. 

Bennett landed at Sportsnet in 2013, and has continued to add more responsibilities to his work there over the last decade, but still remembers to put himself in athletes’ shoes. After a combined 17 years at The Score and Sportsnet, my chapter at Rogers Sports and Media has come to a close. He is on the likes of CBC Sports.

Contact Information for Donnovan Bennett
 
INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/donnovanbennett/?hl=en
X/TWITTER: https://x.com/donnovanbennett
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/people/Donnovan-Bennett/100057800842450/

In this latest episode with Stephanie Kwong, we dive into the growing impact of societal pressures—from culture to the evolving political climate across North America—and how they’re shaping the way we think, feel, and show up every day. We also unpack the rising stress around AI technology and the uncertainty it brings for so many people.

This conversation goes deeper than surface-level talk. We explore the importance of self-love, along with practical strategies to build high performance and real mental resilience in today’s fast-moving world. If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, stretched, or unsure how to keep up, this episode offers grounded insight on how to cultivate inner peace, manage stress, and unlock your full potential. In today’s climate, recalibration isn’t optional—it’s necessary. This episode speaks directly to that journey. 


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This episode features a candid conversation with Violet Voss, who breaks down her experience as a full-time content creator and the unique opportunities shaping her career, including the growing buzz around adult trading cards.

She speaks openly about confidence, personal boundaries, and staying grounded mentally while working in a high-pressure space. We also get into real talk about relationships, why communication matters, how to express needs, and how couples can create a safe space to explore different dynamics together.

Contact Violet Voss

INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/violetvossxo/

In this episode, we connect with Jamie Champion, the driving force behind Prospect Fighting Championships. From launching the promotion in London, Ontario, to shaping Canada’s MMA scene, we cover it all. This conversation is inspiring, especially if you're local. Don’t miss your chance to experience it live. Secure your tickets here: https://www.eventlinx.com/events/c15d20b8-a727-4da4-8298-b0558cf52115.

Prospect Fighting Championships (PFC) is one of Canada’s premier mixed martial arts organizations, dedicated to showcasing the next generation of elite combat sports talent since 2013. Founded on the belief that future champions deserve a world-class platform, PFC delivers high-energy events that highlight rising athletes while giving fans an unforgettable fight experience.

From our production quality to our commitment to athlete development, PFC stands at the forefront of regional MMA. We provide fighters with the exposure, professionalism, and competitive opportunities they need to launch their careers on the global stage. Many PFC alumni have gone on to compete in the world’s top organizations—proof that every great warrior begins with a prospect.

Driven by passion, integrity, and the pursuit of excellence, Prospect Fighting Championships continues to grow as a leading force in Canadian combat sports. Whether you’re a fan, a fighter, or a partner, we invite you to be part of the journey as we build the future of MMA—one prospect at a time.

Jamie Champion Contact Here:
INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/champion_1313/ PROSPECT FIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/prospectfights/ PROSPECT FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP

WEBSITE HERE: https://www.prospectfc.ca/

When a guy says, “let’s see where this goes,” it can sound open-ended and even a little romantic—but what does it actually mean? In a lot of cases, it’s less about curiosity and more about keeping things undefined. It can signal interest without commitment, leaving space for connection while avoiding expectations. On this episode, we’re unpacking what’s really behind that phrase, why it shows up so often in modern dating, and how to tell whether it’s genuine exploration… or just hesitation in disguise.

What it literally means. At face value, it means: “I don’t want to make any promises or define things yet. I want to continue and evaluate over time.” “Let’s see how it goes.” - It either means long-term access or temporary satisfaction. What it can mean in dating (common interpretations. 

1. He’s genuinely unsure, but interested. He might like you, but: * Needs more time to figure out his feelings * Doesn’t want to rush into labels * Is being cautious (especially if he’s been hurt before)  👉 In this case, it’s neutral—not a bad sign, but not strong either. 

      2. He wants something casual. Often, this phrase is a soft way of saying: *
“I don’t want a serious relationship right now.” * “I’m okay continuing, but without expectations.” 
👉 This is one of the most common meanings, especially early on.

      3. He’s keeping options open It can also mean: * He’s dating multiple people * He doesn’t want to “lock in” with you * He’s unsure if you’re the right fit long-term

 👉 Not necessarily dishonest, but definitely non-committal.

      4. He’s avoiding a difficult conversation. Sometimes it’s used to: * Avoid saying “I’m not that into this.” * Delay making a decision * Keep things going without clarity

👉 This is where it can become frustrating or misleading. How to understand what he specifically means. Don’t focus on the phrase—focus on his actions after saying it. Look at consistency: * Does he make plans regularly? * Does he follow through? * Does he communicate clearly?

👉 Consistent effort = genuine interest
👉 Inconsistent effort = likely casual or low priority

True connection begins with meaningful communication, but in today’s digital world, that skill is fading. If you’ve been craving deeper conversations, this episode is your starting point. We explore transformative strategies to elevate how you communicate and connect. What began as “social distancing” has shaped how we engage, leading to surface-level conversations and limited perspectives. Today, we shift that narrative. This solo episode is designed to bring clarity, structure, and intention back into your relationships. It’s powerful, honest, and yes—potentially uncomfortable for some.

Welcome to the chart below, to help navigate the best case studies to help build the best communication patterns between men and women! 

“Hope You Have A Great Day”
 
In short, it’s a polite, friendly statement, but it doesn’t naturally spark further conversation unless the other person chooses to respond.
Instead of ending with a wish, invite a response:

• “Hope you have a great day! What are you up to today?”
• “Hope you have a great day! Any exciting plans?”

✅ This keeps the conversation flowing because it asks for input.


“Hope You Are Doing Well”
 
On its own, it does not naturally spark a conversation—it’s more of an opening or greeting.
✅ Summary: “Hope you are doing well” is a courteous opener, not a conversation starter by itself.

To make it conversational, you need to follow it with a question, context, or personal detail. 

1. Add a question about their life or work

• “Hope you are doing well! How’s your week going so far?”
• “Hope you are doing well! How’s work on that project coming along?”

✅ Shows genuine interest and invites a response.
 

2. Reference something specific about them

• “Hope you are doing well! Did your trip to [city] go as planned?”
• “Hope you are doing well! How’s your new role at [company]?”

✅ Personalizing makes it feel less generic and more engaging.

 
3. Connect over shared experiences

• “Hope you are doing well! Can you believe how fast this month has gone?”
• “Hope you are doing well! Did you catch that event we talked about?”

✅ Shared context encourages conversation.

Today on The Mitchell Report Unleashed Podcast, we’re diving into a real conversation about the patriarchy with Jenna Goodhand and Renée Primeau.
 
In a world where the internet is full of noise, opinions, and division, this episode focuses on something different: building a bridge in the conversation. We explore the realities that both men and women navigate, and why understanding each other’s perspectives matters more than ever.
 
Together, we break down the meaning of the patriarchy — traditionally defined as a social organization marked by the authority of the father within the family, the legal dependence of wives and children, and systems of descent and inheritance through the male line. But beyond the definition, we explore what it means today and how conversations like this can open the door to collaboration, intentional listening, and deeper dialogue.
 
This episode is about understanding, perspective, and creating space for meaningful conversations that inspire growth in our everyday lives.

CONTACT JENNA GOODHAND
 
INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/goodhandjenna/
PODCAST INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/wearealldyingpodcast/
YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@WeAreAllDyingPodcast
SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/3MrimCRmDzBAzdlbHpy7wr?si=989be5b37a484faa

CONTACT RENÉE PRIMEAU
 
INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/renee.primeau/
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In this episode, Rory Mitchell chats with Abigaiil Morris , an adult entertainment star, collector, gamer, and advocate for authenticity. Abigail reflects on how she overcame her shyness and eventually hosted the AVN Awards while building a unique career in the industry. She dives into topics like polyamory and open relationships, how she balances her hobbies with content creation, and why being genuine is key to long-term success.

Abigail also shares her perspective on handling criticism and protecting her mental health while working in a highly public role.

CONTACT ABIGAIIL MORRIS

INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/abigaiil.morris/?hl=en

Join Rory Mitchell as he interviews Brent and Kyle Pease to explore their inspiring journey in inclusive sports, community building, and the power of brotherhood. Discover how their foundation is transforming lives through endurance racing and fostering inclusion for people with disabilities. Speak on what true inclusion means for you. The purpose of The Kyle Pease Foundation (KPF) is to create awareness and raise funds to promote success for persons with disabilities by assisting them to meet their individual needs through sports and beyond.

Programs include scholarship opportunities, purchasing of medical equipment or adaptive sports equipment for others, or contributing to other organizations that provide similar assistance to disabled persons, as well as participating in educational campaigns to create awareness about Cerebral Palsy and other disabilities. KPF will provide these services directly to individuals and partner with other non-profit organizations to achieve these goals.

Direct benefits will be limited to persons with disabilities who need adaptive sports equipment, mobility devices, or medical care. The Kyle Pease Foundation, in turn, promotes success for young persons with disabilities by assisting them to meet their individual needs through sports and competition. Programs include scholarship opportunities, purchasing adaptive sports equipment, and participating in educational campaigns around Cerebral Palsy

Key Topics:

Inclusion in sports and community events 
Brotherhood and communication in high-pressure situations 
The founding and mission of the Kyle Pease Foundation 
Overcoming challenges with cerebral palsy through sports
The importance of curiosity and empathy in supporting others


CONTACT BRENT & KYLE PEASE

INSTAGRAM:https://www.instagram.com/thekylepeasefoundation/ 
WEBSITE: https://kylepeasefoundation.org
KYLE PEASE INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/kpzydaironman/?hl=en
BRENT PEASE INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/bpeas9/?hl=en