Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites Alvin Williams (@20_awill), a former point guard for the Toronto Raptors and current NBA analyst for Sportsnet, onto the program. The two discuss Alvin's reaction to Joe Biden being voted president-elect over Donald Trump, if he would have played in the NBA Bubble, if the league is returning too soon for the 2020-21 campaign, if it was difficult achieving his only career triple-double, what it was like competing at Madison Square Garden in the playoffs, if he found any solace in losing to the Philadelphia 76ers in the second round and and if he believes that Raptors team could have won the championship. Alvin also talks about whether or not the Vince Carter-graduation angle was overblown, which of his former teammates deserves more credit for their contributions, and if the 2001 Raptors could have beaten the modern-day squad. And in his final rapid-fire questioning, Alvin reveals any other nicknames he may have had other than "Boogie," which Halle Berry character he'd like to be in quarantine with, any countries he'd like to visit to embrace a new culture, what it was like facing Kyle Lowry one-on-one, his love for the 1985 film "Krush Groove," being former classmates with Bradley Cooper, the reaction he got for fouling Kobe Bryant at Summer Pro League, and so much more.

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites Herbie Kuhn (@HerbieKuhn), the public address announcer for the Toronto Raptors, onto the program. Herbie discusses how he's been during the global pandemic, what it was like watching the Raptors' playoff run without him present, his work as a chaplain for the Raptors and Toronto Argonauts and why his faith is so important especially during these turbulent times, his memories of the Raptors' first-ever home game and watching the team struggle during the pre-Vince Carter era, and what it was like watching Toronto turn on Vince and where he currently stands as one of the greatest Raptors in team history. Herbie also remembers several players from the team's past, the 2019 NBA championship run, and where his ring currently is. And in his final rapid-fire questioning, Herbie reveals player names he found hard to pronounce, his favorite chocolate bar, if he's ever lost his voice during a game, what he told Norman Powell following "The Shot," if the championship parade was too long, his now infamous TikTok introduction, and so much more.

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites Wael Saghir (@WaelHoops), a former NBA News Editor at theScore in downtown Toronto, back to the program. The two discuss the Miami Heat's journey to the NBA Finals in a losing effort and how Wael is taking the loss, if he believes the Heat would have prevailed against the Los Angeles Lakers had they been fully healthy, how Jimmy Butler changed the narrative around his game and attitude, where Butler ranks against other Heat players in the franchise's history, and how the team will look and fare moving forward. Wael also chimes in on the LeBron James vs. Michael Jordan debate, if the Lakers got lucky with their road to the Finals, and if LeBron was justified with his "I just want my damn respect" comments. And in his final rapid-fire questioning, Wael ranks the six key cast members of "Friends," offers Chris some newlywed advice, expresses his disdain for outlets that utilize Kobe Bryant's passing for clicks on social media alongside Chris, praises Udonis Haslem, gives some final thoughts on the NBA Bubble, and much more. (Music: Luxery by Causmic)

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) is joined by several members of Toronto Raptors Twitter to spread some positivity about the team, Pascal Siakam, and the season that was after Toronto was eliminated in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals at the hands of the Boston Celtics. A big thank you to Shemroy Parkinson (@Shem), Shailee Shah, Kathy Alexander (@KathyLAlexander), Matheus Homrich (@TorontoRapsBR), Robby Weidemann (@robby_weidemann), Dorian Vidal (@VdlDorian), Christopher Vo (@christopherr_vo), Sara Riyadh (@EatPrayLove_KSA), Katherine Glasgow (@katthegreat00), Victoria Nguyen (@NBAjournalist), Mitchell Horwood (@rapsfan4dawin), Dilini Aruliah (@its_a_dilini), Najib (@raptafan), Anthony Oyedepo (Tony___007), Damithri Silva (@FlyestAngel12), Koray Ari (@Kay2Four), Gabriel Lopes Mazim (@gmzm66), Raymond Z. Calasanz (@snappyyippy1), Adnan Hasan, Terri Ritter (@RaptorsGirl99), Dimitrina Stancheva (@DimitrinaStanc4), Alan Moote and his son (@AlanMoote), Alexander Lokat (@lowcatscat), Rachel Snagg (@MagneticTurtle9), Nick Gobeil (@GobeilNick), Antonio Fernando (@00Antonioo), and Joshua Howe (@Howevolution) for contributing audio for the podcast.

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites Vivek Jacob (@VivekMJacob), a Toronto Raptors writer for Complex Canada and Raptors Republic, onto the program. The two discuss the Raptors falling in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals against the Boston Celtics, how the Raptors would have fared against the Miami Heat had they beaten Boston, Raptors Twitter's reaction to the loss itself, Pascal Siakam's struggles throughout the playoffs and what his ceiling is moving forward, OG Anunoby's breakout postseason, as well as the futures in Toronto of Fred VanVleet, Serge Ibaka, and Marc Gasol. And in his final rapid-fire questioning, Vivek picks his favorite Raptors moment of the 2019-2020 campaign, shouts out the television series "Community," shows love to a few of his favorite Twitter accounts, talks Naomi Osaka's star potential along with her latest U.S. Open victory, explains why DeMar DeRozan is the second-greatest Raptor of all-time, reveals if Giannis Antetokounmpo will come to Toronto in 2021, and so much more.

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites artist and designer Nadia Lloyd (@NadiaLloydTO) onto the program. The two discuss where she was and her reaction to OG Anunoby's Game 3 buzzer-beater against the Boston Celtics, if she was critical of her own work when she first started painting, the influence of her father, how the Toronto skyline inspires her art, the important messages her face masks promote, how the Toronto Raptors got in contact with her to get her masks out to the Orlando bubble, her new popup shop in Toronto, and so much more. Chris and Nadia also discuss the Black Lives Matter movement and how one can be more of an ally during these times. And in her final rapid-fire questioning, Nadia shows some love to Raptors head coach Nick Nurse, BBC One's "The Nest," Jamaican beer, Liberty Village, local artist Stephen Rea, and much more.

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites Amit Mann (Amit_Mann), an on-air and behind-the-scenes talent for Yahoo Sports Canada, onto the program. Together, the two rank every head coach the reigning and defending NBA champion Toronto Raptors have ever had. This ranking comes on the heels of Nick Nurse winning Coach of the Year for 2019-20. Where do the likes of Dwane Casey, Sam Mitchell, Kevin O'Neill, and Jay Triano fall? And in his final rapid-fire questioning, Amit attempts to slander the Boston Celtics, reveals his love for "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air," talks chicken wing joints and if boneless chicken wings are still wings, shouts out some Twitter accounts, makes a tough decision between Vince Carter and Gerald Green for in-game windmills, and so much more.

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites JD Bunkis (@JDBunkis), the co-host of both "Good Show" and the Free Association podcast for Sportsnet 590 The Fan in Toronto, onto the program. The two discuss how JD is holding up after the Toronto Maple Leafs disappointed once again with a Game 5 loss to the Columbus Blue Jackets, why Leafs fans are so loyal to a team that hasn't won a playoff series in 16 years, and if there's a light at the end of the tunnel for a fanbase that hasn't had much to be happy about. Transitioning over to basketball, JD reveals how much he's enjoyed the Toronto Raptors' 2019-20 campaign, if there's any playoff outcome that would tarnish their miraculous season, if the Raptors can advance far with Pascal Siakam underperforming, what it was like having Raptors Twitter hate him for 24 hours, if Kyle Lowry is the Raptors' GOAT, and much more. And in his final rapid-fire questioning, JD talks his rise in radio and if he ever believed he'd be where he is now seven years ago, what he's currently binge-watching, if it's possible to unwind and disconnect from sports, how awesome the Yukon is, ugly Blue Jays jerseys, the Seattle SuperSonics, the meaningless Bubble awards, and so much more.

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites Chuck Swirsky (@CTSBulls), a former Toronto Raptors broadcaster and current radio play-by-play man for the Chicago Bulls, onto the program. Chuck reveals how he's spent the past several months during the COVID-19 pandemic (2:59), if he ever envisioned the Raptors reaching the heights they have stemming from his tenure with the organization (4:15), how he'll remember Vince Carter's run in Toronto (6:32), if he believes Carter and Tracy McGrady would have won an NBA title together north of the border (8:37), what it was like to watch the Raptors hoist Larry O'Brien from afar in 2019 (10:23), and if he still believes Carter is the greatest Raptor of all-time (11:42). Chuck also discusses whether or not there's any optimism surrounding the current iteration of the Bulls (14:53), and if he felt uneasy watching "The Last Dance" documentary knowing Jerry Krause couldn't defend himself from the intense scrutiny he received (17:03). And in his final rapid-fire questioning, Chuck remembers the infamous Michael Ruffin blunder/Morris Peterson buzzer-beater from 2007, Kobe Bryant's historic 81-point performance, how he views the Michael Jordan vs. LeBron James GOAT debate, who's the greatest NBA player to ever come from the Windy City, and much more.

Host Chris Walder (@WalderSports) invites Joseph "Cash" Casciaro (@JosephCasciaro), a senior NBA writer for theScore in downtown Toronto and co-host of the "Pound the Rock" podcast, onto the program. The two discuss what it's like creating fresh basketball content during the COVID-19 pandemic (2:56), the growth Cash has seen in the Toronto Raptors blogosphere since his days writing for RaptorBlog (5:46), if it's difficult maintaining an enthusiasm for the game when it's your day-to-day job to cover it (9:23), and any advice Cash would give his younger self knowing what he knows now about current sports media (12:09). Cash also provides his first impression of the atmosphere out in Orlando for the NBA's initial scrimmages ahead of the 2019-20 campaign (17:08), how his thought process has changed over the past several months concerning the NBA's return (21:25), which sleeper teams he feels could walk away with the championship in October (24:49), how the Raptors have found success this season after losing Kawhi Leonard (32:06), and where this season ranks among all that he's covered in Toronto (35:47). And in his final rapid-fire questioning, Cash tells a hilarious story about how Chris called him the wrong name during his first weeks at theScore in 2015, discloses his all-time favorite matches from "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels, why everyone should watch the Italian crime drama "Gomorrah," where everyone should eat when visiting Scarborough, his memories of Italy's 2006 FIFA World Cup win, if Danilo Gallinari is the greatest Italian player in NBA history, and so much more.