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On this episode the boys, with the help of guest host Ryder McIntyre, talk to, Team Canada Goalie, Ben Gaudreau. Ben shares his gold medal winning experience at the recent 2023 World Juniors, his time in Sarnia, a possible Memorial Cup run, and what it's like growing up in North Bay. 

Listen in on a conversation about The Future of Black History Month! With Special Guests Oweme Adeyemi and John Amoah. Hosted by Unknown T.O.'s Mandela Muiruri and Mathew Maitland. Oweme and John discuss their life experiences, education around Black History Month, as well as how it relates to their own pursuits (Oweme - E-sports/Twitch, John - Women's Basketball). Additionally listen to them discuss their visions for the future and some advice for black youth.

On the Season 2 Finale the boys were joined by Courtney Charles, Vice President, Basketball & Franchise Operations at Raptors 905. He shares his journey from North York and Scarborough to the NBA and NBA G-league; his experiences from working in the fast food and retail industries to attending university in the USA. Courtney also speaks on his current position with the Raptors 905 and where he hopes to lead them. 

On this episode, the boys take a break from interviews to catch up on current events and take a bit about their interests. They discuss the NHL and NBA playoffs, quick soccer facts, and Women's Sports Update! A new segment is also introduced called, Mat's Video Game Corner!

On this weeks episode, we get to know Alfred Green; from his time playing in the OVFL to his time at Laurier and most recently becoming a CFL draft pick of the BC Lions. Alfred speaks on how he got into football, and how he pushed himself to rise to the challenge each step along his path presented. He also speaks about his creative passions: graphic design and his own clothing brand, Seeker by Lefdra.

On this weeks episode the boys are joined by family. Greg shares his journey to becoming a professional soccer player. He talks about his early stops in college and the USL (United Soccer League) on his way to MLS (Major League Soccer). Greg also shares his thoughts on the current state of soccer, both global and in Canada.