Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites Shane Taylor (@shane216taylor), a former Television Champion for Ring of Honor Wrestling and the current No. 1 contender for the ROH World Championship, onto the program. With Shane residing in Houston, Texas, the two discuss the recent snowstorm that hit the state and if it's affected Shane and his family, as well as Shane's thoughts on Senator Ted Cruz heading to Cancun with so many citizens suffering. Shane also discusses his upcoming championship match against Rush, what it means to him having fans vote him as the challenger, capturing the Six-Man Tag Team Champion with the Soldiers of Savagery, potentially becoming the promotion's second Black World Champion, if the industry has made progress in pushing Black talent, conversations with his children about being Black in America, morale in ROH, his wrestling legacy, ROH working with other wrestling companies, and so much more. And in his final rapid-fire questioning, Shane remembers the Cleveland Cavaliers' 2016 NBA Championship, if he wants J.J. Watt on the Cleveland Browns, explains why breadcrumbs on Mac and Cheese is a horrible idea, which wrestling move he wishes he never had to endure again, teaches Chris how to throw the perfect punch, and more.

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites Andrew Zuber (@the_Zubes), a co-host of both the Sportsfeld podcast and Wrestling Brain on Twitch, onto the program. The two discuss the ever-changing landscape of sports media and creating your own path away from major outlets, as well as being fulfilled with putting out your own content with no restrictions. They then dive into a number of professional wrestling stories, including KENTA's appearance on a recent "AEW Dynamite," the newfound working relationship between AEW and New Japan Pro Wrestling and what it means for both promotions, if we'll see more companies sharing talent, if fans care too much about television ratings, what NXT needs to do to get back on AEW's level, and much more. Andrew then plays "Likely or Unlikely" with Chris to talk Kenny Omega's AEW world championship reign, if Sting will hold gold in AEW, the Fiend's future, and more. And in his final rapid-fire questioning, Andrew recommends a classic (and short) Bill Goldberg match, reveals his favorite "Lost" character, if he likes macaroni and cheese more than Minoru Suzuki, which Oreo cookie is his favorite, his now dated Super Bowl prediction, offers Chris some advice on how to have a wedding during a global pandemic, and much more. (Music: Easy Sunday - Bad Snacks, Lifelong - Anno Domini Beats, Smokey Eye - Cheel)

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites Joe Wolfond (@joey_doubleyou), an NBA and tennis features writer for theScore in downtown Toronto, onto the program. The two catch up while discussing Joe's latest piece for theScore highlighting players making the leap in 2021 like Chris Boucher and Jerami Grant. They also discuss Shaquille O'Neal's controversial criticism of Donovan Mitchell during a post-game interview on "Inside the NBA" and whether or not Shaq crossed a line. Joe also goes over some Likely/Unlikely scenarios, including Collin Sexton's All-Star potential, the Milwaukee Bucks winning the East, and the New York Knicks finishing with a top-10 defense. And in his final rapid-fire questioning, Joe reflects on some bold predictions he made for the "Pound the Rock" podcast, recommends "The Wire" and "The Sopranos" as shows to watch, attempts to rank the main cast of "Seinfeld," looks back at his time as a play-by-play basketball commentator, and so much more.

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites Joshua Howe (@Howevolution), an NBA writer for Sportsnet, Raptors Republic, and a number of other media outlets, onto the program. The two discuss living in Ontario's recent state of emergency lockdown for the COVID-19 pandemic, how the NBA has dealt with the rising number of cases and subsequent postponement of games, if it's even enjoyable watching basketball this season, if the Houston Rockets got the best package they could after shipping James Harden to the Brooklyn Nets, and if it's championship or bust this season for the new-look Nets. The two also talk about Pascal Siakam, his steady improvement after a horrid NBA Bubble, and the online backlash he received after missing two potential game-winners, Chris Boucher's miraculous start to the season, and OG Anunoby's grade through 11 games. And in his final rapid-fire questioning, Joshua recalls the day he sent out his now infamous Tyler Herro snarl meme, recommends two popular mainstream shows to watch, shouts out a member of the Raptors Republic writing team, reveals if his podcast "Writer's Write" will return, and so much more. (Music: Secret Job - Godmode, Goestories - Noir Et Blanc Vie, Treat Yourself - Dyalla)

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites Imman (_nopename), one of the many hosts of the popular "Dishes and Dimes" basketball podcast, back onto the program. The two discuss the recent attack at the U.S. Capitol Building when Donald Trump supporters and rioters stormed the institution, the massive hypocrisy of Black Lives Matter protesters receiving more resistance from police than those who took part in Wednesday's devastating events, if it's difficult watching sports when it feels so unimportant considering everything that transpired across the border, and if Imman has any faith in the country and the world as a whole moving forward in the new year. They also dive into the recent struggles of the 1-6 Toronto Raptors, if she foresaw the team being this low in the standings this early on, Pascal Siakam's play since the Orlando Bubble, the possibility of moving Kyle Lowry, the future of OG Anunoby, dealing with Terence Davis, and much more. And in her final rapid-fire questioning, Imman reveals if she wants Stephen Curry in Toronto more than James Harden, which characters from "Modern Family" she enjoys the most, her "Dishes and Dimes" slander rankings, if Sour Cream Glazed truly is the greatest donut, and so much more.

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites Wael Saghir (@WaelHoops), a former NBA news editor for theScore in downtown Toronto, onto the program. The two preview the upcoming 2020-21 NBA season, going over key storylines including Giannis Antetokounmpo recently signing the supermax with the Milwaukee Bucks, where James Harden could potentially land in a trade, the Miami Heat not getting enough respect, the Los Angeles Lakers potentially being on the verge of a dynasty, the future of the Toronto Raptors, and so much more. They also go over several scenarios and whether they're likely or unlikely to occur, including Karl-Anthony Towns demanding a trade from the Minnesota Timberwolves, the Cleveland Cavaliers moving Kevin Love, the NBA postponing games due to COVID-19, and much more. They close off the podcast by making their respective picks for which team will hoist the Larry O'Brien trophy at the end of the campaign. (Music: American Vernacular - RAGE, Beam Me Up - Spazz Cardigan, Liquid Time - Aakash Gandi)

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites Esfandiar Baraheni (@JustEsBaraheni), an NBA content creator for theScore in downtown Toronto and formerly of Raptors Republic and DefPen, onto the program. The two break down ESPN's latest ranking of the 100 best players in the NBA today, including DeMar DeRozan being ranked 82nd overall, Tyler Herro at No. 59, Zion Williamson at No. 19, the top 10 not including Jimmy Butler, as well as the rankings of Toronto Raptors players OG Anunoby, Fred VanVleet, Kyle Lowry, and Pascal Siakam. And in his final rapid-fire questioning, Esfandiar makes the tough decision of picking between KLOE (Kyle Lowry Over Everything) and #RTZ (Raptors Tweet Zone), encourages Chris to check out "The Man in the High Castle," gives several Twitter shoutouts, reveals if it hurts to see either Serge Ibaka in a Clippers jersey or Marc Gasol in a Lakers jersey, if there are any NBA intro songs near and dear to his heart, what it's like to raise his dog Fredrico Suave III, and much more.

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites Alexander K. Lee (@AlexanderKLee), a former MMA writer for theScore in downtown Toronto turned writer for MMAFighting.com, onto the program. The two discuss Jon Moxley's title reign as All Elite Wrestling World Champion, whether or not he deserves to be called 2020's top wrestler, his recent loss to Kenny Omega on "Dynamite," the working relationship between AEW and IMPACT Wrestling, potential dream matchups between the two companies, Sting's recent AEW debut and his immediate future, what it's like being a wrestling fan during a global pandemic, and how the UFC has navigated the COVID-19 virus. They also talk the latest moves made by the Toronto Raptors, as well as the recent John Wall for Russell Westbrook trade. And in his final rapid-fire questioning, Alexander reveals who he believes to be the greatest talkers in pro wrestling and mixed martial arts history, talks his recent viewings of "The Mandalorian," which fantasy scenario he'd love to see come to fruition for the Raptors, his most memorable wrestler interaction, Jake Paul's KO of Nate Robinson, which former NBA player he'd like to see compete in combat sports, and which wrestling matches he'd recommend to non-fans to set them off on the right path. (Music: Soft Feeling - Cheel, Blue Dream, Cheel)

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites Yasmin Duale (@Carmelohdrama), a writer for Yahoo Sports Canada, her basketball culture journal "The Neon Playbook," and one of the many hosts of the Dishes and Dimes podcast, onto the program. The two discuss whether Yasmin enjoys more freedom behind the mic then typing word to screen, what it's like being a woman of color in the sports media world and if she feels any added pressure as a result, and if enough is being done to incorporate more diversity into the space. Yasmin also gives her thoughts on Fred VanVleet re-signing with the Toronto Raptors, the loss of both Serge Ibaka and Marc Gasol, which NBA player reminds her of No. 29 pick Malachi Flynn, the addition of Aron Baynes, how the team should handle the Terence Davis situation, what grade she'd give the Raptors' offseason, their three-to-five year outlook, and much more. And in her final rapid-fire questioning, Yasmin talks about her relationship with her younger sister, her love of cartoons like "The Simpsons," how she'd rank the many hosts of her ensemble podcast when it comes to slander, which Raptor she'd least want alongside her in the Hunger Games, which sports she feels are the least watchable, Ben Simmons' inability to make or even attempt 3-pointers, ugly Raptors jerseys, the first thing she'll do once the pandemic is over, and so much more.

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites Chicco Nacion (@Chicco_N), an NBA news editor for theScore in downtown Toronto, onto the program. The two discuss a slew of basketball news, including Klay Thompson's season-ending Achilles injury, Fred VanVleet staying with the Raptors on a new four-year contract, Chris Paul getting traded to the Phoenix Suns, Gordon Hayward's gargantuan deal with the Charlotte Hornets, the Milwaukee Bucks strengthening their roster in pursuit of keeping Giannis Antetokounmpo, and so much more. And in his final rapid-fire questioning, Chicco discusses his past with Woman Crush Wednesday, his love of Jeopardy, his affinity for sports jerseys, "Degrassi: The Next Generation," his sports bucket list, Vince Carter moments, and more.