EE alum Jed Roberts is our guest to start the hour. He taps in to talk all things Olympics, Elks and Oilers! He plunges into Canada's semifinal win, the gold medal matchup, while giving his take on the Elks playing a preseason game at Clarke Stadium.

And the men's gold medal game is set with Canada challenging the United States Sunday morning in the final. Who are the big guns for Team USA? What worries do we have for the game? Which player has stood out for Canada? What, if anything, should they adjust?

We have some fun during Name the Animal, where Matt and Jay have to identify two animals by hearing just an audio clip. Words of the Day for the Edmonton Public Library is the show's finale as Matt and Jay test each other's vocabulary in a spelling bee!

More reaction on Canada's 3-2 comeback victory against Finland, the United States moving on to battle Canada in the gold medal game, and some Olympic highlights fill out the middle frame of the program.

Jay Milne and guest host Matt Iwanyk kick things off with Jay's Play of the Day, with Jay putting some cash on the Canadians. Then, the guys have The Afternoon Debate where Milner tests Iwanyk and producer Zachary Kubusch with a vacation-themed Keep 3, Cut 5. During that segment, Matt and Zach have to draw up their own lists, not knowing what comes next. Might cut something you wanted to keep, or vice versa.

Pat Kehdy from The Canadian Brewhouse slides into the show, previewing the men's hockey final. He shares some details on the CBH, and if you'd be able to grab and bite and a beer for 6:10 a.m. puck drop on Sunday.

Buying or Selling is next, where Matty and Jay EAT! The fellas grabbed some interesting foods from the Italian Centre Shop, rating each food on a 1-10 scale.

After trailing 2-0 to Finland, Canada punched back with three straight goals to book their ticket to the gold medal game! How did Canada execute the comeback? Who was the Canadian hero, and what things, if any, should they adjust for the men's hockey final? Jay Milne and guest co-host Matt Iwanyk debate it all!

We ask the fans for their thoughts on the game and what their plans are for Sunday's final. Will you head to a local establishment to watch it live? Are you taping the game? Electric reaction, nervous moments, and much more are shared on a passionate hour!

For The Oil... Understood, former NHLer and EST's very own Matt Kassian clicks into the program to chat about the Canada/Finland game, turning his attention to Sunday's final.

Hockey legend Perry Pearn makes an appearance to open the hour, breaking down the Canada/United States gold medal game. Pearn also describes his time as the head coach of the Canadian women's team, previewing the men's semifinal before discussing his current role with the Chinese men's national team.

We mix in the Athlete of the Week for Pasta Pantry with ringette player Keely Brown getting the honour this time around. She dives into her experiences with ringette, telling us how she got into the sport. Brown, who's a decorated athlete, is also an inventor!

They turn their attention to the pebble, chatting about the semifinal that went down in men's curling for Canada, gabbing about the women's rink as well. Curling, snowboarding, mountaineering, skiing and much more are glossed over before the guys deliver the Words of the Day!

A plethora of Oilers and Olympic discussion in hour two. Reid Wilkins and Jay Milne kick things off by debating the deployment of NHL superstars, both at the Olympic and NHL levels. Milner has some ice times he's pulled off the stat sheet, as Reid and Jay connect the dots to the Oilers' approach to their big boys.

The remainder of the hour, Wilkins and Milne list their all-time Oilers special teams units. They name their top penalty kill and power play, having two separate units for both situations. Plenty of fan input is generated as they come up with various names, as multiple combinations are discussed.

Reid Wilkins and Jay Milne dissect the heartbreaking overtime loss for the Canadian women's squad, noting some online reactions that stood out to them. They go on to describe the kind of game Canada played, and why Canadians should be proud of the silver.

Talking some Oilers, the boys pick out a clip from today's practice where HC Kris Knoblauch was asked about the use of Connor McDavid at the Olympics, compared to his usage in Edmonton. Is McDavid being overplayed in the NHL? Reid and Jay debate.

We get crazy during the Off-Topic Topic where the fellas have some fun combining Olympic sports. Wilkins and Milne dip into the text line to share some fan input on the topic, providing a brief preview of tomorrow's semifinal too.

Two-time gold medal winner and one-time silver medalist with the Canadian women's hockey team, Meaghan Mikkelson, joins Reid Wilkins and Jay Milne to start hour three! She gets into some of the gold medal matches she's been a part of, before previewing tomorrow's final between Canada and the United States!

Reid and Jay also get Fired Up, touching on various things, including some fan reaction to the Oilers' news that broke today, with Paul Coffey rejoining the coaching staff. Is he the right guy? What will his responsibilities be behind the bench? How else can the Oilers try to make an impact?

The Edmonton Public Library presents us with the Words of the Day in the final segment, where Jay tests Reid's vocabulary.

Reid Wilkins and Jay Milne get in touch with former Oiler and co-host of Hello Hockey, Shawn Belle, to get his view on Canada's 4-3 OTW against Czechia. He dives into some miscalls from the officials, the overtime winner from Mitch Marner, before shifting to the Oilers to share some perspective on the Paul Coffey re-hire.

Reid and Jay move on to briefly look ahead to the Canadian women's final, which goes tomorrow, as they head into Buying or Selling. Should Olympic overtime be 5-on-5? What are the pros and cons of having it 3-on-3?

To close out the middle hour, we have The Oil... Understood to get into the news regarding Paul Coffey and the Oilers. Why did the Oilers decide to put him back behind the bench? Will his presence help stabilize the Oilers' defensive group? Wilkins and Milne discuss, listing multiple stats and facts surrounding his time on the Oilers' coaching staff, which opens an in-depth conversation.