On today’s episode of The Neutral Zone, Paralympian and former para-ice hockey player Anthony Gale stops by to tell us about his career in para-ice hockey and tells us about his recent switch to wheelchair curling. He also shares his thoughts on why Team Canada has not won a gold medal in para-ice hockey at the Paralympics since 2006 in Torino.

Plus, the panel gives their perspective on whether or not professional athletes have too much say in their organization’s decision-making and what, if anything, needs to be done about it!

This week, the panel is excited to welcome one of the most decorated adaptive CrossFit athletes, Jedidiah Snelson, to The Neutral Zone. He stopped by to help us learn more about the sport of adaptive CrossFit and elaborate on his tremendous career.

We are also joined by blind hockey player Graham Foxcroft, who will be telling us about the Vancouver Eclipse, some of the events they have had recently and ones that are upcoming. He will also give us his perspective on the upcoming Canadian Blind Hockey Championships!

In this week's episode of The Neutral Zone, Devin Heroux, a highly respected figure in the para-sport community, shares the latest updates on the Paralympic games, Arctic Winter Games, and provides insights on curling, including a preview of the upcoming Scotties Tournament of Hearts.

Additionally, we give our take on the Super Bowl featuring the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles and evaluate whether the Toronto Raptors emerged as winners or losers at the recent trade deadline. Tune in for all the latest sports news and analysis.

On this edition of The Neutral Zone, we speak with Paralympian, and New Brunswick Parasports Program Coordinator, Simon Richard. Simon will talk with us about all the great things going on at New Brunswick Parasports, and a bit about his experience at the Paralympics.

Plus, producer Jeff Ryman joins Brock and Josh to discuss the importance of grassroots sports organizations. We will have some Super Bowl talk as well. Who’s going to win and what prop bets have caught our eye ... just for fun.

On this edition of The Neutral Zone: The 2023 Parasport Games are taking place from February 3-5 in Durham, Ontario. Joining us to talk more about the event are James Titmarsh and Don Terry, who are part of the organizing committee.

Plus, Claire Buchanan joins the conversation as we discuss when an athlete’s personal beliefs versus their professional ones should or should not collide.

On today’s episode, we are pleased to be rejoined by judoka athlete Tony Walby, who stops by to talk about his experience as chair of the Canadian Paralympic Committee’s Athletes' Council. He tells us about some of the hot-button issues during his tenure on the council.

Plus, the panel discusses the divisional round in the NFL playoffs and previews the AFC and NFC Championship games.

Join us for an exciting episode featuring Canadian wheelchair basketball legend Patrick Anderson, a five-time Paralympic athlete. Also, learn from Mario Delisle, the newly appointed High-Performance Director at Boccia Canada, as he discusses the differences between managing national championships and international competitions.

On today’s episode, the panel discusses the idea of inclusivity in combining the Paralympics and Olympic Games into one event, and the pros and cons that go along with that.

Then, the panel discusses whether Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin’s cardiac incident will change their outlook on consuming the game of football.

On today’s episode, we are joined by Great Britain’s female para ice hockey player Stacy Quirk who is one of only four women to represent their country at the recent C-Pool tournament event that took place in Bangkok, Thailand.

Plus, we are joined by the best junior hockey league analyst in the country, Sam Cosentino, who will talk about the upcoming World Junior Hockey Championships.

On today’s episode, we are pleased to be joined by sitting volleyball player Danielle Ellis. Danielle joins us to talk about her team’s recent success, which saw them get their first-ever silver medal at the world championship level!

Plus, Hockey Canada has recently implemented new protocols for the upcoming World Junior Hockey Championships. We will break it all down for you! Last but not least, we bring you up to speed on the World Cup of soccer!