Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In Hour 4, Tom takes a look at the top stories in the Vancouver Sun sports section as he dives into the Weekend Extra along with Aziz Rajwani. Then we go around the horn talking all the big stories in Vancouver sports as PostMedia's Steve Ewen joins the program and round it out with producer Elan Chark and the Closing Comments.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In Hour 3, it's time to Buy, Sell or Hold on the stock market of sport, as Tom is joined by Aziz Rajwani, John Festinger and producer Elan Chark.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In Hour 2, Tom is joined by Jon Festinger to discuss the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly in the week that was in the business of sport.

Tom Mayenknecht hosts. In the first hour, Tom runs down the big movers and shakers of the week in the world of the business of sport in this week's Podium, breaks down the biggest story of the week in the Opening Bell commentary.

Sport business commentator and former sport executive Tom Mayenknecht rolls out the biggest winners and losers this week in the sport industry. He’s bullish on the new NBA media deals and bearish on the wrongheaded use of drone technology by Canada Soccer

Vancouver comedian Torben Rolfsen offers up a lighter side take on the business of sport. He talks Olympics and more. Listen in to The RolfseReport on The Sport Market on the Sportsnet Radio Network.

Trent Stellingwerff of Canadian Sport Institute Pacific joined The Sport Market to describe the sport science and medicine support provided to more than 140 members of the 300-plus Canadian Olympic team. CSI Pacific has six sport scientists at Paris 2024, a half dozen who attended training camps before the Games and another 20 who are “on call” .

Eric Francis of Sportsnet joined Tom Mayenknecht on The Sport Market to talk about the “fire and ice” theming behind Scotia Place, the new home of the Calgary Flames set to open on 2027.

Steve McAllister of Gaming News Canada joined The Sport Market to talk about the PR behind Canada Soccer and “Drone-gate”, along with the interest in Canada’s men’s national basketball team.
 

Rick Horrow of Harvard University joined The Sport Market to talk about the key sport business storylines this week, including the Paris 2024 Olympics and the new $76B, 11-year mega media deal in the NBA.