The conversation begins with Jonah sharing his road trip from Seattle to Tulsa with his son, setting a relaxed and personal tone. From there, the group reflects on their 13-year history together, tracing their journey from Leafs Lunch to becoming mainstays of drive-time radio in Toronto.

The hosts open up about their early careers, including Brian’s move from TSN to Sportsnet and Jamie’s career-altering exit from the Calgary Flames, discussing how unexpected opportunities helped shape their paths. They also break down how their natural chemistry developed, the importance of trust, and why storytelling and authenticity have always been central to the show.

The episode explores how they’ve adapted to challenges like the COVID-19 pandemic, the rise of social media, and the pressure of covering athletes in a demanding market. Along the way, they share behind-the-scenes stories and reflections on friendship, loyalty, and longevity in sports media.

The conversation wraps with laughter, gratitude, and a look ahead at what’s next and why they remain passionate about connecting with fans.

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This episode kicks off with a laid-back chat about summer and how the season changes everything—from routines to energy levels. Jonah and Frankie talk about how that summer feeling sticks with you, especially as an athlete.

Then it’s all about the world of wrestling. They look back on the impact Hulk Hogan had on the sport and pop culture in general, and whether guys like The Rock or Stone Cold ever hit that same level.

Next up: the big move. Mitch Marner heading to Vegas opens the door to a deeper conversation about the pressure of playing in a market like Toronto. Frankie shares what it’s really like being under the microscope, and how media and fan expectations can weigh on a player.

They wrap by looking at what leadership looks like in today’s NHL, with players like Auston Matthews and Nathan MacKinnon stepping up. Plus, how modern training—from Pilates to recovery tech—is helping players stay at the top of their game.

In this episode, we sit down with Dan Bauer, the dynamic founder and CEO of Dan Bauer and Associates. Dan shares his inspiring journey from a corporate life to entrepreneurship, including stops in Cleveland, Honolulu, and Harvard Business School at the age of 38. We dive into his passion for live music in Nashville, his launch of The MBA Exchange, and his newest venture—an entrepreneurial camp for high school students. Packed with wisdom on risk-taking, reinvention, and mentorship, this conversation is one you won’t want to miss.

Timestamps:
(00:00) Inspiring Stories With Dan Bauer
(11:32) Career Journey From Midwest to Hawaii
(16:43) Importance of College Networking
(26:14) Entrepreneurship Camp for High School Students