On this episode host Denis J. Puska has an extended interview with Hogan Blais who is in his first year on a golf scholarship at West Virginia University in Morgantown. Blais will talk about his first tournament of the year in Minnesota, transition to university life and much more.

Host Denis J. Puska talks to those involved in bringing the World Armwrestling Championships to Sudbury next August in 2027. On the show are Joanne Lachance of Armwrestling Sudbury, Joey Costello of Team Canada Armwrestling and Corrissa Blaseg of Tourism Sudbury. Puska also previews the NHL season that just got underway.

Host Denis J. Puska discusses hockey's changing landscape on this episode from what's going on television this season to plenty of comings and goings in the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League. Our guest is Assistant Coach Guy Girouard of the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League's Saint John Sea Dogs. He enters his first season with the team.

In this special summer edition of The Sports Hub, host Denis J. Puska spends time with Tex Kam, a member of the organizing committee for the Canadian National Arabian Championship in Brandon Manitoba in August.

This episode features a bit of everything including some hockey talk about women's hockey, the NHL, junior hockey plus a preview of the NOWT season opener events in Timmins with Rob Racine and feature interview with Scott Crawford of the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame.

Host Denis J. Puska visits with Elliot Lake Vikings President and owner Jef Jarmovitch to talk about the team's return to the Northern Ontario Junior Hockey League this fall. We also have our first round pics of the NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs on Puska The Prognosticator and looking back at four broadcasters who recently retired.

Host Denis J. Puska replays a portion of the interview with the executives from the Northern Ontario Walleye Trail discussion plans for the 2026 season including the schedule launch and those anglers competing in the NOWT Championship in Timmins at the end of May.

Host Denis J. Puska speaks with former Canadian Alpine Skier, and Kapuskasing native Kelly VanderBeek about growing up in the community, and her first time skiing on the rope toe at Remi-Lake Ski Club, plus her work as a broadcaster, and attending the Olympic Games. Puska also spends time remembering the Humboldt Broncos eight years later after the accident and has a special tribute to his late wife and Puska Media Services founder Mary Ann Bedard Puska.