The Blind Leading the Blind

Devin the GOAT

Coming up on this episode of The Neutral Zone, Josh recently got an opportunity to speak with host of the Sickboy podcast Jeremie Saunders. They talk all things Sickboy and how sports impacted Jeremie’s life as a person living with Cystic Fibrosis. Plus, CBC reporter, and friend of this show, Devin Heroux received the first time ever Wheelchair Curling Leadership Award.  The panel explores what he means to the para sport community!

Transitioning Para Sports

Coming up on this episode of The Neutral Zone, the panel chats about the idea of transitioning from one para sport to another. Plus, the federal government announces a significant funding increase for Olympic and Paralympic athletes, something we haven’t seen in over 20 years.  panel will discuss the impact of this for amateur Olympic and Paralympic athletes.

The Blind Leading the Blind

Coming up on this episode of The Neutral Zone, we have the pleasure of being joined by Collinda Joseph.  She is a Canadian wheelchair curler and recent gold medallist at the 2026 Paralympic Games. Plus, the Toronto Maple Leafs have made big news this week, the panel will break it all down!

The True Spirit of Sport

Coming up on this episode of The Neutral Zone we are pleased to be joined by Paralympic Nordic skier Natalie Wilkie, who was able to add four medals to her Paralympic resume at the recent Paralympic Games. Plus, it was recently volunteer week.  The panel will discuss the importance of volunteers within the sports world. Produced by Aflalo Communications Inc. (www.aflalo.com) [https://www.aflalo.com]

Three Steps Forward

Coming up on this week’s episode of The Neutral Zone, the Canadian Women’s Para-Ice Hockey team had a three-game series. The panel will break the results down from the series but also talk about the state of women’s para-ice hockey now and moving forward. Plus, in light of our interview last week with Liberal MP Rob Oliphant, the panel will chat about the interview and also talk about the state of funding here in Canada for Olympic and Paralympic athletes! Produced by Aflalo Communications Inc. (⁠www.aflalo.com)⁠ [https://www.aflalo.com]