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!

Today we are joined by Peter Leyser, the Executive Director of Boccia Canada. He talks about the recent national championships and the state of Boccia as a whole. In the second half of the show, we put a wrap on the Para Hockey Cup which was recently held in Bridgewater, Nova Scotia.

On this week’s episode, we’re joined by Tony Walby, a judoka who will be competing at the 2022 Para Pan Judo Championships being held at the Saville Community Sports Centre in Edmonton!

Plus, AMI Producer Jeff Ryman joins us for a roundtable discussion on the World Cup and the Toronto Raptors.

Canadian National Blind Hockey superstar Jason Yuha stops by to discuss his team’s recent success in Ft. Wayne, Indiana, where they took on, and dominated, the United States. The Toronto Blue Jays have made their first big splash of the off-season. The panel breaks it all down for you. Plus, we put a bow on the 2022 edition of the Grey Cup!

On today’s episode, we speak to Katie Mitchell. Katie is the physiotherapist and athletic therapist for both the Women’s National Para Ice Hockey team and the Team Ontario para ice hockey team. We talk about concussions in sports and how they might affect para-athletes differently.

In addition, we put a wrap on the CFL semifinals and preview the Grey Cup between the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and the Toronto Argonauts.

This week on #TheNeutralZone on @AMIAudio & YouTube ... The Neutral Zone's very own Claire Buchanan & Joshua Watson were a part of the Cruisers Sports 🏆 they'll recap how the tournament went.