On today’s episode, the panel discusses whether they think there is a need for change, or if Vancouver still has the pieces needed to make a run in the NHL. Plus, we discuss the World Series and the latest happenings in the NFL as the season rolls on.

On this week’s episode, Dean Brokop, the director of the Canadian Paralympic Foundation, fills us in on the foundation and a really unique event called the ParaTough Cup, which visits various cities across Canada!

We also conclude our NHL season preview of Canadian franchises with the Toronto Maple Leafs. Will this be the year? Plus, we chat about Week 7 in the National Football League.

On today’s episode, we are pleased to be joined by Amanda Provan, who made history by becoming the first woman ever to be named to the Canadian National Blind Hockey team.

Also, the NHL season is off and running; the panel breaks down all of the Canadian teams and gives you all the information you need for the season!

Ari Shapiro — journalist, publisher and host of the Whiskey & Cream podcast — drops by to talk everything Toronto Blue Jays and MLB postseason. The panel also discusses shaming in sports, and how they handled those situations in their own lives.

On today’s show, Luca Demontis - Program Director of Canadian Blind Hockey, and Coach & General Manager of the Canadian National Blind Hockey team - stops by to chat about all things Canadian Blind Hockey, and previews the upcoming international event between Canada and the United States.

Plus, Brock, Josh and Claire chat about the interview and give their thoughts on the status of blind hockey in Canada. We also discuss the Toronto Blue Jays as they head into the final stretch towards the playoffs.

On this episode, we’re joined by Canadian women’s para ice hockey program head coach, Tara Chisholm, who talks about her team coming off of a silver medal performance at the first-ever world para ice hockey challenge and co-host Claire Buchanan discusses the impact coaches have had in her athletic career.

Plus, we bring you up to speed on the Toronto Blue Jays as the season slowly winds down. How important is home-field advantage? The panel discusses. And, we fill you in on everything you need to know regarding Week 3 in the NFL!

In honour of coaches week, Brock, Josh and Claire explore the importance of coaches ... and the good the bad and the ugly.

Plus, we break down the Davis Cup tennis tournament and let you in on how Canada fared in the round-robin. The NFL season continues to roll on; we explore games from Week 2. And, as the MLB season begins to wind down, we take a look at where the Toronto Blue Jays sit in the playoff race!

On today’s episode, The Neutral Zone returns with its first video podcast! We are joined by the Canadian Paralympic Committee’s Chief Executive Officer, Karen O’Neill.

The NFL season has begun, and we fill you in on some of the teams we think will be the contenders and pretenders. Plus, the MLB has instituted some new rules that will take effect in 2023; the panel breaks it all down.

On today’s episode Ontario Boccia athlete Jim Davis, coming off of back to back provincial championship gold medals, stops by to chat about the championships and some upcoming sanctioned events he will be a part of.

Team Canada is coming off of their fourth title in the last 10 years. The panel puts a wrap on the summer edition of the World Junior Hockey Championships.

Plus, with The Neutral Zone switching over to YouTube on September 13, 2022, our new technical producer, Marc Aflalo, joins us and lets the audience in on what they can expect from a video perspective!

Ottawa Ontario’s Brianna Hennessy suffered a road accident which left her a tetraplegic . After a long recovery she found para canoe and kayak. She drops by to tell us about her recent success at the World Championships! The panel will discuss the value of good coaching, surrounding yourself with loved ones and believing in yourself to become a well-rounded athlete. Plus, as the summer World Juniors winds down and comes to a close, we give you everything you need to know as Team Canada heads into the medal rounds.