Episode 10: Mitch Johnson, speaks with Vince Capano, about his latest experiences with Eventsing Inc as the Sr. Coordinator-Event Operations and Landmark Sport Group. Conversation topics include working small scale sporting events in comparison to working at large scale events, breaking down the communication process with clients, and some thoughts on how the sport and event industry will change post-COVID-19, and e-sport talk.

Episode 9: Jim Barker is a four-time Grey Cup champion in the CFL and a football career that has spanned over 40 years. He was the General Manager of the Toronto Argonauts and led the team to win the 100th Grey Cup at the Rogers Centre in 2012. Currently, he is the Personnel Consultant and Offensive/Special Teams Assistant with Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Discussion topics include his football career, how the game of football has evolved mainly in the CFL, the team-building phases with the Argonauts to ultimately winning the Grey Cup, and more. 

Episode 8: Sara Beth Fisher, Assistant Ticket Sales Manager with Buffalo Bills, speaks with Vince Capano about her 15 years with Buffalo Bills and how the organization has evolved. The discussion will also include her role tasks and responsibilities, sales training, how an individual can be successful in ticket sales positions, and advice to aspiring individuals wanting to work in the sport industry.

Episode 7: James Hutton, Account Manager at Forge FC, speaks with Vince Capano about his transition from Nielsen into the sport industry, and the early stages at Forge FC. James also speaks about his experience presenting in front of Ontario soccer and his most memorable experience in the sport industry. Congratulations to James on his recent two year work anniversary at Forge FC!

Episode 6: Connor Finlay, Founder and CEO of CF Management, speaks with Vince Capano about the development phases of building his agency, role description, and sales philosophy. The discussion also includes the importance of relationships between CF Management, athletes, and partnership brands. Connor shares his most memorable experience so far in the sport industry. 

Episode 5: Patrice Whiffen Marketing, Events & Multimedia Specialist, speaks with Vince Capano about her experience as an In Arena Host and Manager of Games Operations & Community Relations with the Hamilton Bulldogs and her experience in planning conferences at PrimeTime Sports and Entertainment. The discussion will also include her current role with Warner Music Canada and the similarities and differences between the sport and music industry. Patrice also shares advice and tips for those aspiring to work in the sport industry.

Episode 4: Jack Armstrong speaks with Vince Capano about his transition from Niagara University basketball team head coach to broadcasting. What a Raptors game day looks likes for Jack, his famous catchphrase, and the evolution of the Toronto Raptors over the past few years. An inside look on legendary Kawhi Leonard game seven buzzer-beater.

Episode 3: Danielle Henry speaks with Vince Capano about her journey in the sport industry, the growth and importance of GroundbreakHERs, and her experience presenting a TED Talk at the annual MLSE Leadership Conference. Danielle also speaks to the recent initiative MLSE is doing during the pandemic in conjunction with partners.

Episode 2: Barry Wright speaks with Vince Capano about his critical tasks and responsibilities as CEO of Niagara 2021 Summer Games. Another exciting conversation topic includes his leadership philosophy and strategic planning approach towards the games, the event legacy of facilities, and speaks to the importance of volunteers for the games. 

Episode 1: Mike Ross speaks with Vince Capano about his current roles as the PA announcer for the Toronto Maple Leafs and host of The Gazette on AMI radio. Conversation topics include his passion for broadcasting, role difference of being a host, producer, a PA announcer, and his most memorable experiences in sport. Mike speaks on the process and experience to offer personalized goal calls to the biggest Toronto Maple Leaf fans through social media.