It's taken us six months, but we finally hit 20 episodes. To celebrate, we talk about Calvin Johnson and Peyton Manning retiring (which wasn't a celebration for the Dowbboy), Maria Sharapova getting suspended for doping, and Conor McGregor loses his starry luster.

David Bowie passed away from an 18-month battle with cancer on January 10, 2016 — two days after his 69th birthday and the release of his newest studio album, Blackstar. He kept his illness a closely-guarded secret so his death was met with shock, especially since he'd just released his new project with a music video to go with it. As it turned out, his dying days artistically were carefully planned out and when studied in the illumination of his passing, discovered to be a statement/commentary on his own mortality. Once a pioneering multi-media genius, always a pioneering multi-media genius. Here on the S&G Podcast, in this two-parted theme we explore the music that influenced Bowie at times of his career in part 1.

Bruce takes the show on the road. In sunny Florida, he is joined by Lorne Rubenstein, one of Canada's most renowned golf journalists. They talk about a variety of topics on the sport including Tiger Woods and the greatest golf shot Canada has ever seen.

Two weeks away and the kids return to play. Mace and Rice go over Jose Bautista's contract demands, Conor McGregor's UFC 196 showdown with Rafael, er, Nate Diaz, Shane McMahon returns to the WWE, and Chris Rock hosts #OscarsSoWhite.

Two weeks away and the kids return to play. Mace and Rice go over Jose Bautista's contract demands, Conor McGregor's UFC 196 showdown with Rafael, er, Nate Diaz, Shane McMahon returns to the WWE, and Chris Rock hosts #OscarsSoWhite.

We're going back to school. Literally. Rhys dropped in on his alma mater, Mount Royal University, to visit professor David Legg, PhD, of the Department of Physical Education and Recreation Studies. They chat Paralympic sports, trends in sports industry, and the Pittsburgh Steelers

We're going back to school. Literally. Rhys dropped in on his alma mater, Mount Royal University, to visit professor David Legg, PhD, of the Department of Physical Education and Recreation Studies. They chat Paralympic sports, trends in sports industry, and the Pittsburgh Steelers

From humble beginnings of the Grambling State marching band in the inaugural game of 1967 to Al Hirt to Louis Armstrong to the influx of the musical megastar marquee attraction- kick started in 1993 by Michael Jackson- halftime of America's big game has proven a forum for expensive productions, elaborate crowd involvement, detailed choreography and glitzy effects. Here are some great tunes from the greatest names to grace the stage of a part of the Super Bowl that's nearly as closely watched by its TV audience as the game itself.

From humble beginnings of the Grambling State marching band in the inaugural game of 1967 to Al Hirt to Louis Armstrong to the influx of the musical megastar marquee attraction- kick started in 1993 by Michael Jackson- halftime of America's big game has proven a forum for expensive productions, elaborate crowd involvement, detailed choreography and glitzy effects. Here are some great tunes from the greatest names to grace the stage of a part of the Super Bowl that's nearly as closely watched by its TV audience as the game itself.

In the biggest show of the year, On Da Mic decides to go out on top like Peyton. No, not really. But we do talk Peyton and the Super Bowl. Also, the NFL HOF leaves out TO (LMFAO), the NFL Awards are dished out and 'Bones' Jones returns to dig some more graves.