This week On Da Mic, Mace and Rice think of more apt NFL quarterback comparisons POTUS Obama could have made, Holly Holm defeating Ronda Rousey with a 'dome kick', the disaster of the Houston Rockets, WWE's Survivor Series, and Charlie Sheen surprises no one.
This week, Mace and Rice talk about Dez Bryant's latest blowup, ESPN running ads for the NFL whistle blower movie, 'Concussion', and 'Rowdy' Ronda Rousey defending her title this weekend.
*Correction: Rhys refers to 49ers player Anthony Smith retiring — the player is Anthony Davis.*
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Having survived three episodes, Mace and Rice return for episode 4. They talk the Royals World Series win (and trash talking the Jays), the Raptors being in first place (and Kobe playing old), Spike Lee's new movie trailer for Chi-Raq, and Karim Benzema maybe, possibly, probably blackmailing a teammate..
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With Bruce in Florida golfing, Rhys and Evan take up the mantle. They discuss the ouster of Alex Anthopoulos from the Blue Jays, the World Series, Cam Newton for MVP, and the NFL trade deadline newswire.
*NOTE: due to a shoddy internet connection, the audio is uneven. Thank you for your understanding.*
This week On Da Mic, Mace and Rice talk the Greg Hardy situation in Dallas, how unreal Steph Curry is, their favorite horror movies and hand out some more 'Guy!'
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A day after #BackToTheFutureDay Mice and Rice wonder if they're still here, Rice educates Mace abotu Star Wars, and Mace educated Rice about Thabo Sefolosha legal case
Bruce and Rhys talk about the Blue Jays, from Gibbons to their home-field advantage, as well as in the NFL, Chuck Pagano's failed special teams call and Chip Kelly getting things on track
CFL player Corey Mace and Rhys go off-the-cuff on Blue Jays, Derek Fisher and Ronda Rousey's mom
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Bruce talks with Steve Paikin about the Canadian Election, from the Trudeau narrative to the Conservatives late wane in the polls.
Bruce is joined by John Gordon, golf writer, broadcaster, and historian and they discuss the game in Canada and the Presidents Cup
After a weeke of missed kicks and missed calls, Bruce and Rhys discuss the kickers and referees in the NFL, the Blue Jays potential hangover, and substance abuse in sport
Recorded earlier this summer, this is the second of a two-part series titled Double Trouble covering artists like Roy Orbison, John Lee Hooker, Elvis Costello, and Randy Newman who sang different songs but with the same song title.
Guest Neil Lumsden joins Bruce to talk about the state of CFL quarterbacking, the situations in Hamilton and Montreal, Zach Collaros, and Michael Sam
While Bruce is away, the kids will play. Rhys is joined by Evan to talk Aaron Rodgers, Dallas Cowboys, Lionel Messi and the Harper v. Papelbon dustup.
Rhys hosts the first episode of the movie podcasts Do Androids Dream In Podcasts and sits down with Thomas Robert Lee, Canadian writer and director of Empyrean, premiering at the Calgary International Film Festival. Rhys and Tom chat about the process of filmmaking, his upbringing in film, and the good stuff they each have seen lately.
Bruce and Rhys chat the NFL QB injury bug and whether it will effect strategy in future seasons, the World Cup of Rugby and efficient tackling, the thin race for the CFL MOP, and the Montreal Canadiens captaincy debate between PK Subban and Max Pacioretty
What happens when a song title is used multiple times but each time the song is different? In the first of two parts, Evan explores Double Trouble where song titles are duplicated but the songs change.
