Coming up on this episode of The Neutral Zone, we hear from Canadian women’s wheelchair basketball athlete Kady Dandeneau. In part two Kady discusses the gold-medal game and gives us a very honest answer in regards to winning the Most Valuable Player award in the women’s World Wheelchair Basketball Championship. The panel will chat about winning the MVP as the runner-up nation. Plus, the panel will bring you up to speed on mainstream sports which include the National Football League!

Coming up on this episode of The Neutral Zone, we hear from Canadian women’s wheelchair basketball athlete Kady Dandeneau. Kady and her team are coming off of Team Canada’s silver medal performance at the World Championships in Ottawa. In part one of this interview, Kady discusses how much work went in to teambuilding and how that paid off in this performance. The panel will discuss the importance of gelling as a team and how that leads to success!

Coming up on this episode of The Neutral Zone, we are pleased to be joined by Canadian wheelchair basketball player Arinn Young who is coming off of a very successful World Championship silver medal run in Ottawa. Plus, the government of Canada announced $5.2 million worth of funding for Wheelchair Basketball Canada. The panel will discuss how much that funding means to the organization. Vladimir Guerrero Junior had lay sick eye surgery we discuss!

Coming up on this episode of The Neutral Zone, in honour of International week of Deaf People we are thrilled to be joined by Jim Kyte who is the only deaf athlete to play in the NHL. Jim will be along to talk about his career and how he is the ambassador for the campaign for Canadian deaf sports. Plus, the Blue Jays season is over. Was there a chance of the playoffs? We debrief the season.

Coming up on this episode of The Neutral Zone, our very own Claire Buchanan has been involved in the 2026 International Wheelchair Basketball World Championships as a commentator. Claire will give us her perspective on the event live from the event. Plus, what are some of the fundamental differences between the Canadian men’s wheelchair basketball program and the women’s program? The panel will discuss.

Coming up on this episode of The Neutral Zone, we will hear from men’s wheelchair basketball athlete Blaise Mutware. Blaise will tell us about the 2026 Wheelchair Basketball World Championships held in Ottawa, Ontario. Plus, the panel will bring you up to speed on the World Championships and discuss whether or not athletes feel pressure when the depth of field dwindles.

Coming up on this episode of The Neutral Zone, the panel will discuss the idea of whether parasports is an afterthought, and if so, what can and needs to be done about it? Plus, will give you the latest on the Kawai Leonard situation in the NBA.

Coming up on this episode of The Neutral Zone, we have the pleasure of being joined by friend of the show, and CBC reporter, Devin Heroux. Devin will stop by to discuss various things, including the Commonwealth Games, para bobsleigh and the Para Pan Pacific Swimming Championships. Plus, we will talk a bit about the Toronto Blue Jays.