On the season finale of the Unlikely Innovators, Mike and Steve sat down with Andrea Benoit, aka NOVA, to talk about her journey into professional wrestling. Andrea talked about balancing her career as a police officer with her aspirations in the ring. She talked about some of her wrestling influences, how she decided on the name NOVA, and some of the finer points of the industry. Andrea did put the guys in a headlock, but released them in time to launch this episode.

On this week's episode, the guys sat down with Marla Tremblay, Executive Director of MineConnect. Marla chatted about her career in economic development, her transition to working with the mining industry, and the future of MineConnect. Anyone who knows Marla knows that she knows how to put a good event, so she also shared some of the keys to hosting a successful networking event.

On this week's episode, Mike and Steve sat down with Kerry Lamarche, Executive Director of Kivi Park. Kerry talked about her journey to taking on this exciting role, how Kivi Park has evolved over the years, and some of its future plans. Kerry also shared her passion for Hyrox competitions.

On this week's episode, Mike and Steve chopped it up with Dario Zulich, CEO of Sudbury Wolves Sports & Entertainment. Dario talked about sports ownership, how SWSE commissioned the world's largest goal light, making Sudbury a sports destination, and his white shirt philosophy.

On this week's episode, Mike and Steve sat down with Kim Brouzes, CEO of Kinmetrix. Kim talked about her journey from athletic therapist to entrepreneur, how her new venture, Kinmetrix, aims to prevent concussions in sport, and why Brad Pitt's character, Sonny Hayes, in the F1 movie should've been using the Kinmetrix Arc.

On this week's episode, Mike and Steve welcomed Gabrielle Roy, founder and CEO of Stitch & Stone, back to the show. Gabrielle talked about how she is balanced brick and mortar and growing the brand's online presence, Stitch & Stone's 10-year anniversary, and how she's always able to pull off a stylish hat with her looks.

On this week's episode, Mike and Steve welcomed the honourable Paul Lefebvre, mayor of the City of Greater Sudbury, to their studio at Eastlink. Paul talked about the importance of non-partisanship to get things done, the generational opportunity of critical minerals, balancing thinking long-term while working within the reality of four-year terms, and how he's making Sudbury more of a business-friendly community.

On this week's episode, Mike and Steve were joined by Cody Ruberto, founder and CEO of Uride. Cody talked about why he decided to start Uride, its importance to small communities across Canada, and his plans for expansion around the world. They also shared some stories about their love for Thunder Bay, Cody's hometown.

On this week's episode, Mike and Steve sat down with bestselling author Waubgeshig Rice. Waubgeshig talked about pursuing his passion for storytelling, writing in the post-apocalyptic genre, staying true to his vision, and some of his next book projects. As a diehard Leafs fan, Waub also gave some predictions for the team a couple of months before the season began.

On this week's episode, Mike and Steve welcomed Daryl Adams, President of RufDiamond, back to the show. Daryl talked about transitioning from a career in the armed forces and policing to business, the Fat Truck platform, his leadership style, and what's in his "everyday carry."