On this edition, recorded before the CFL announced their new commissioner, Mike and Josh discuss Ed Hervey's "superstar" comment, the B.C. Lions losing two draft picks, Hamilton finally finalizing their coaching staff and answer a slew of questions posed by you, their loyal and fantastic listeners.

On this edition, Mike and Josh discuss the moves the Tiger-Cats made after the negotiation window closed, including inking three-time Grey Cup champ DaShaun Amos and releasing one of last year's free agency splashes, Brandon Barlow. They also talk about the surprising jump in the 2025 salary cap and how the CFL might be able to capitalize on this newfound wave of Canadian patriotism.

On this edition, Mike and Josh discuss the slew of headlines the Tiger-Cats made during the communication window, including re-signing rising Canadian receiver Kiondre Smith and reportedly agreeing to deals with young defender Reggie Stubblefield and receiver Kenny Lawler, the latter of which is now set to become the highest-paid non-quarterback in the league in 2025.

On this edition, Mike and Josh discuss their likes and dislikes of the recently revealed 2025 Hamilton Tiger-Cats' schedule, the first of hopefully many CFLPA team grades and the bizarre couple of days where a former NFL tight end pretended to care about the CFL.

On this edition, Mike and Josh go over all the major Tiger-Cats news from the last few months, including Ted Goveia being hired as general manager, Brent Monson taking over as defensive coordinator, Tim Hortons Field being no more and a new deal for Bo Levi Mitchell. They also discuss the Vernon Adams Jr. trade, the Elks and Alouettes swapping quarterbacks and the lack of a 2025 CFL schedule.

On this edition, Mike and Josh discuss Hamilton's GM search, the latest go-around on the QB carousel and the passing of Ticats legend Joe Zuger.

On this edition, Mike and Josh discuss the recently released list of pending Tiger-Cat free agents and who they would like to see stay and who they wouldn't mind to see go, the chances that either Bo Levi Mitchell or Shemar Bridges leaves awards night with some hardware and what they think will happen in the 111th Grey Cup on Sunday.

On this edition, Mike and Josh discuss the Tiger-Cats' six East Division All-CFL selections, Marc Liegghio's contract extension, Randy Ambrosie stepping down as CFL commissioner, amending the rouge... again, how they rank the nine possible Grey Cup matchups and give their pick on who they think will win the Grey Cup of the six teams remaining.

On this edition, Mike and Josh get back together to discuss the symbolic end to the Tiger-Cats' 2024 season, why a certain CFL colloquialism should be buried forever and the Ticats' award winners and how they could fare both divisionally and league wide. They also co-opt one of Josh's old bits from his days writing about the CFL and rank the six CFL playoff team on their likability.

On this edition, Mike and Josh discuss the Tiger-Cats sweeping the season series against the Argos with their nail-biting 33-31 win last Friday, Jamal Peters signing an extension and Peters' college teammate Cam Dantzler joining the black and gold. They also look at the best, worst and most likely scenarios for the Ticats and Argonauts over the final five weeks and whether they think the Tabbies have a real shot to make the postseason.