Greg Bishop of Sports Illustrated joins Tom Mayenknecht on the show's 18th anniversary.

Steve McAllister of Gaming News Canada chats with Tom Mayenknecht on the show's 18th anniversary.

This week's buy and sell panel consists of host Tom Mayenknecht, guests Jon Festinger, Nico Tsafalas, and producer Zach Clarke.

In hour 4, Tom Mayenknecht is joined by Jon Festinger to go around the BC horn, and chat about the Whitecaps latest deal. After, Joey Kenward joins to review the legacy of Trevor Linden and the Canucks. Then, Steve Ewen joins to look at all things BC hockey, soccer, and more. Lastly, producer Zach Clarke gives the closing bell commentary on the shows 18th anniversary.

In hour 3, Tom Mayenknecht is joined by Brett Hanson of BCLC to discuss the betting on the Super Bowl. After, Jon Festinger joins to give his insight on the Super Bowl, and various other sports topics including the Vancouver Whitecaps. Then, it's the Buy and Sell panel, with Jon Festinger, Nicolas Tsafalas, and producer Zach Clarke. After, Tom ends on the Comedy of Sport.

Tom Mayenknecht rolls out the top three sport business stories of the week in this week's edition of the Sport Market Podium, with topics ranging from the NFL hitting its revenue goals, the NHL having a successful Stadium series, and the Winter Olympics beginning in Italy.

Our weekly Sport Market Power Rankings combine wins and losses with sport business indicators such as enterprise value, revenues, attendance and more.

In hour 2, Tom Mayenknecht recaps the podium, before looking at the Bulls and Bears in the world of sports. After, Steve McAllister of gaming news Canada joins to look at the Olympics, the betting on the NFL, and more. Then, Greg Bishop of Sports Illustrated goes around the NHL and NFL with all the biggest stories of the year. Lastly, Tom ends the show with Jon Festinger chatting about the good, bad, and ugly in sports.

In hour 1, Tom Mayenknecht rolls out his podium, with a look at the top 3 sports business stories of the week. The NFL hitting its viewership and revenue goals, the Olympics starting in Italy, and the NHL with a successful stadium series. After, Rick Horrow joins to discuss the Super Bowl, the NHL, and the history of the show on its 18th anniversary. Then, Ken Richardson joins to go over what's hot in sports collecting. Lastly, Tom goes through his power rankings, before ending on the Comedy of Sport.

Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen gives his lighter side take on the business of sports, poking fun at the NFL ahead of the big game, the Olympics and the storylines in hockey, and more!