The Neutral Zone

Coming up on today’s edition of The Neutral Zone, Brock recently spoke with Kathy Ludwig. She is the head coach of the Ontario junior wheelchair basketball team. Her team is gearing up for a regional tournament. We hear all about that and all the preparation going into the next Canada games. Plus, the Norwegian Ski Jumping Federation and some of its athletes are in some trouble. The panel will explain.

Coming up on this week’s episode we speak with women’s sitting volleyball player Danielle Ellis. Danielle recently announced her retirement from the sport and we’re going to talk to her about that. Plus, our very own Claire Buchanan also announced her retirement from international women’s para ice hockey competition. The panel will discuss the ebbs and flows as it relates to making the decision to retire.

Coming up on today’s episode we will be joined by Ontario women’s wheelchair basketball head coach Dylan Carter. Dylan joins us to discuss how his team was formed and the expectations he has for the 2025 National Championships being held in Durham! Plus, let’s chat about the Toronto Maple Leafs and what the real expectations are as we had down the final stretch.

Coming up on today’s episode Olympic and Paralympic athletes can now opt to have OLY and PLY as part of their signature the panel discusses the importance of that choice. Plus we will chat about the NHL’s trade deadline.

Coming up on today’s episode, Brock speaks to Tyson Gunter, an American para track and field athlete. He stops by to tell us about his career and journey as an American Paralympic athlete. Plus, we will share our thoughts on Vladimir Guerrero junior and the Toronto Blue Jays as well as our opinions on some recent comments by Canadian Senior Men’s National Soccer Coach Jesse Marsch, saying President Trump should “layoff the 51st state ridiculous rhetoric”.

Coming up on this episode of The Neutral Zone, we are pleased to be joined by the host of the pre-and post game shows for the Four Nations face-off on SiriusXM, Scott Laughlin. Plus, we are going to heap some praise on Canadian men’s para ice hockey as they recently took on the United States as part of a showcase of the sport combined with the four Nations face-off. The panel discusses whether the great one disappointed nation!

Coming up on today’s show, when athletes make mistakes on the big stage, is it necessary for them to apologize to an angry fan base? The panel will discusses this. Plus, the Canadian Wheelchair Basketball women’s program had a next generation tournament, the Osaka Cup. We discuss the results and what this type of tournament does for development of the program.

Coming up on today’s show, I recently got to sit down with Canadian national Boccia player Liza Puri. We discussed her recent success in the sport and that she has been named to the 2025 Canadian National Team. We also discuss this year’s Super Bowl and the upcoming four Nations cup!

Coming up on today’s show, Brock recently had the opportunity to sit down with the CEO of the Canadian Paralympic Committee, Karen O’Neill, to talk about her experience at the 2024 Paralympic games. Plus, with the Super Bowl under a week away, we’re going to be previewing the big game and continuing with our annual tradition of giving you our choice for our favourite prop bets.

Coming up on today’s show, we are excited to be joined by Canadian men’s para ice hockey player and Team Ontario assistant coach Adam Dixon. Adam is going to share with us his experience as a coach and as a Paralympic athlete. Plus, the NFL playoffs continue so we will tell you all about it and preview the Super Bowl!

Coming up on today’s show, we discuss a few things surrounding the Canadian Paralympic Committee, including their long-term partnership with the CBC and the Paris medals apparently losing their shine. Plus, the NFL playoffs continue to roll-on. We will discuss all the action!

Coming up on today’s program we are joined by Boccia athlete Lance Cryderman. Lance recently won the 2025 National Boccia Championships Held in Ottawa, ON. We also talk about the interview we had with Katie Mitchell last week and about opening weekend of the NFL playoffs.

Coming up on today’s show, we are excited to be joined by Katie Mitchell. Katie is a registered physiotherapist, certified athletic therapist and lead therapist for the Canadian Women’s Para Ice Hockey program. Plus, we are going to talk about changes to the media landscape and put a wrap on the 2025 World Junior Hockey Championship!

Coming up on this edition of The Neutral Zone, Brock spoke with Co-Chef de Mission Karolina Wisniewska about her experience at the Paralympic Games. The panel will also bring you up to speed on the latest at the World Junior Hockey Championships, and, when athletes win awards, does that mean more or less to them than medals? We discuss!

Coming up on today’s show, we speak with journalism student Kristian Cuaresma, from Toronto Metropolitan University, who happens to have an interest in para sports. Plus, there could be major changes in the sports landscape the panel will discuss!

Coming up on today’s show we are joined by friend of the show, and host of the Whiskey and Cream podcast, Ari Shapiro. We’ll talk to Ari about all things baseball! Recently it was International Day of Persons with Disabilities. The panel will talk about where we are today on the landscape of para sports.

Coming up on today’s show, we speak with Boccia athlete Joshua Gauthier, who is coming off of an individual gold-medal performance at the national championships, recently held in Ottawa! Plus the panel explores the idea of what it means to be successful as an athlete particularly at a young age.

oming up on today’s show, we speak with Canadian women’s goalball player Whitney Bogart who recently decided to retire after four Paralympic games. We will find out her thoughts and process behind making her decision. Plus, we will round up the latest in mainstream sports. Okay

Coming up on today’s show we speak with Josh Vander Vies, a Co-Chef De Mission at the 2024 Paris Paralympic games! Plus we debrief the 2024 Grey cup between Winnipeg and Toronto!

Coming up on today’s show, we are going to put our friend and cohost Claire Buchanan in the interview seat were going to talk all things surrounding her trip to Norway with the women’s para ice hockey team and find out what’s going on with on para. Plus I’m going oppose a question about the women’s rivalry series and its importance within the landscape of women’s hockey in North America.