Bik Nizzar discusses the Canucks defensive pairings and how they stack up statistically in the NHL. Bik urges that the defence should be the strength of the team, so why are they struggling? Then, Bik gives you his NFL Week 12 picks in 'Bik 6'. Later, Seahawks reporter Stacy Rost joins the show. Stacy talks about Darnold's turnovers, her takeaways from the Rams game, and looking ahead to the game vs the Titans this Sunday. The show ends with 'guys naming dudes' (Reunion edition).

Bik Nizzar hosts another episode of The People's Show as Vancouver Goldeneyes defender Nina Jobst-Smith joins to chat about their debut at Pacific Coliseum tomorrow night. They chat about the anticipation around the city, how the team is feeling after training camp and what the Goldeneyes nickname should be. Afterwards, the show talks about the Canadian teams around the NHL struggling, and how the Oilers might be out of chances.

Samantha Chang and Jessika Cowart join Bik Nizzar to unpack Vancouver Rise FC’s remarkable championship run, from their comeback confidence to the bond forged over a roller-coaster inaugural season. They reflect on the impact of having Christine Sinclair as an owner, the city’s growing support, and what it means to be the first team to ever lift the Diana Matheson Cup. With a sold-out celebration ahead and potential league expansion on the horizon, the players are already hungry for another title push. Later, Bik dives into a round of FITB, tackling everything from World Cup surprises to NFL storylines and the chaos behind “structure” in Vancouver sports.

Bik Nizzar is joined by SB Nation's QB guru Mark Schofield to highlight the top QB performances from Week 11 in the NFL. Former Canuck Jannik Hansen joins the show to react to the team's 1-1-1 road trip.

Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Lina Setaghian look at the Canucks latest news, starting with a big 6-2 victory over Tampa Bay. Dubious play has led to skepticism around the team, but getting good results on a tough road trip helps a lot. How will the newest addition David Kampf affect the lineups? After, it's In or Out, where they answer some of life's toughest questions, such as the Canucks future, the best value fast food burger, and being a musical prodigy.

Bik Nizzar hosts another episode of The People's Show, starting off by having Curtis Crabtree of Fox 13 Seattle stop by to chat about Week 11 of the NFL season and how the Seahawks have been looking as they head into the latter half of the season, along with how Mike Macdonald is doing so far. Afterwards, the show chimes on the Canucks potentially having interest in David Kampf, as well as Guys Naming Dudes.

Bik Nizzar reacts to the Canucks loss to the Winnipeg Jets and Thatcher Demko injury. Dom, Arash, and Bik talk about how the Canucks are kind of accidentally doing a rebuild right now (losing without actually tanking). They run though Fill in the blanks where they talk about the Mavericks firing their GM and the New York Giants looking for a new head coach.

In this edition of The People's Show with Bik Nizzar, Mark Schofield pops by for his weekly hit with us. They run through the top QB performances from Week 10 in the NFL. Jannik Hansen joins the show to talk about the Canucks' impressive weekend, Jake DeBrusk heating up, and the next stretch of games for the Canucks.

Dominic Sramaty and Arash Memarzadeh host. The guys discuss the weekend that was for the Vancouver Canucks. Are the Canucks really two pieces away? What is the team's plan? Plus, Giulio Caravatta joins the show. Giulio talks BC Lions gut-wrenching loss to Saskatchewan, Rourke's historic season, and where the Lions go from here. Later, Arash goes off on the Canucks for playing 'Where the streets have no name' in the regular season.

Josh Elliott-Wolfe hosts. Josh opens the show discussing Adam Foote's comments on Thatcher Demko. Then, Columbus Blue Jackets Center Adam Fantilli joins the show. Adam talks about the start to the season for the Blue Jackets, what he trained in the offseason, and a look ahead to the matchup vs the Canucks. Plus, Josh and Producer Elan go through the best NFL Week 10 matchups. Josh gives out his best pick, it's "Wolfe Pick". The show ends with 'Guy's naming dude's (Anaheim Ducks edition).

Bik opens the show discussing his thoughts on the PWHL Vancouver 'Goldeneyes' name. What is the best All-Vancouver Team short-hand names? Then, voice of the Seattle Seahawks Steve Raible joins the show. Steve talks about Sam Darnold fitting in this offense, JSN's dominance, and his thoughts on the matchup this week vs Arizona. Later, Bik weighs in on the Canucks situation, and if they should rebuild.

In this episode of The People’s Show, Pete Blackburn joins to discuss the Blackhawks’ progress, highlighting Frank Nazar’s emergence as a key factor in their improvement and comparing Bedard’s game to Macklin Celebrini’s two-way edge for Team Canada consideration. They explore the NHL’s growing parity, with most games decided by a single goal, and identify potential drop-off teams like Pittsburgh and Anaheim. Later, BC Lions head coach Buck Pierce reflects on his team’s playoff push, emphasizing belief, adaptability, and the organizational effort that’s driven their success. He also shares how the mindset shifts from regular season to postseason, where every moment counts.

Josh-Elliott Wolfe and Dominic Sramaty host another episode of Canucks Brunch while starting off with the Canucks hosting Connor Bedard and the Chicago Blackhawks tonight. They chat about the accession of Tom Willander, how he fits into the line up with other younger players in the mix. Afterwards, they take your submissions for Cap or No Cap with topics like Willander and Hughes on a pairing.

Bik is joined by Mark Schofield to unpack his best quarterback performances from week 9 in the NFL.Jannik Hansen joins the show for his weekly hit following the Canucks' successful road trip.

Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Lina Setaghian host Canucks Brunch, and they open up the show by discussing how important this month is for Vancouver. The Canucks could make or break their season with a 14 game stretch this month, and that domino effect will likely change the potential Hughes trade. After, they discuss some other teams around the league including the incredibly close Eastern Conference, before rounding out the show with In or Out, where they give their opinions on some sports hot takes.

Bik Nizzar hosts another episode starting off with the Canucks clutch win against the Blues in a shootout, even though the injury list continues to grow with Brock Boeser leaving the game. They chat about Kiefer Sherwood's torrid start and how the Canucks just need to keep themselves above water for the next month. Vancouver Giants head coach Parker Burgess also joins afterwards to talk about the start of their season and the Giants being able to take a next step.

On this episode of The People’s Show, the guys ask if the Canucks can realistically make the playoffs at their current pace. Bik breaks down the numbers, comparing their start to teams like the Habs, Sens, and Blues from last year, and explains why reaching .500 by the end of November is crucial. Then, Jon Morosi joins to talk World Series from Shohei’s records and star power to the Jays’ lineup and the rise of Trey YeSavage. With Game 5 on deck, it’s shaping up to be one of the most unpredictable matchups in years. Bik and Dom have a heated baseball debate in Fill in the Blanks.

Bik Nizzar sets up Tuesday night's matchup between the Vancouver Canucks and New York Rangers. He is joined by Mark Schofield to analyze the top QB performances from Week 8 in the NFL before Jannik Hansen joins the show to weigh in on the Canucks start to the season.

Josh and Lina host another episode of Canucks Brunch, breaking down the Canucks morning skate before their matchup with J.T. Miller and the New York Rangers tonight. They chat about the possibilities of fireworks between the two teams, how the fans will react and more. Afterwards, the show gets to In or Out with your submissions!

Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Dominic Šramaty host. Josh & Dom open the show discussing the Vancouver Canucks. Is Elias Pettersson officially back? Are the Canucks a playoff team at this point? The guys discuss adding Pavel Zacha and what it would take to get him. Do the Canucks trade or extend Sherwood? Then, Vancouver Whitecaps CEO & Sporting Director Axel Schuster joins the show. Axel talks game one vs Dallas, the difference Thomas Müller makes for the team, Jesper Sørensen's impact this season, and if this year feels different.