The brother-sister sports commentary and comedy (well, we think we're funny, anyway!) duo are back!

The last time we put out an episode the Winnipeg Jets were still in the playoffs. Where have we been? Basically, in a pit of despair, with the Jets losing, and the Bombers brutal start to their season, and the England Men's soccer team making another final but playing terrible to get there.

Still, there are some bright spots. Our mood spurred on by Paul Maurice's post-Stanley Cup win speech about his only wish being that Winnipeg can win the cup next year and the Canadian Men's soccer team's performance at the Copa America, we look at the Olympics, and the sports we are most excited to watch. And we broach the biggest controversy of all - is breakdancing a sport?

The brother-sister team of Matt Brough and Kirsten Schellenberg are back to talk playoff hockey and the Winnipeg Jets. Recorded right before the Jets played game 4 of their series against the Colorado Avalanche, but released after the game, find out if our predictions are completely moronic. We talk about whether the Winnipeg White Out Adds pressure, our experiences of attending game 1 and game 2, our undying loyalty to the Jets regardless of of what happens, the play of Connor Hellebuyck (and everyone else), what is going wrong in the playoffs, our love of Adam Lowry (give him athlete of the Fortnight just for his amazing play in game 1!), and we make up nicknames for the final 2 Jets on our list - Kupari and Hellebuyck.

Hosts Matt Brough and Kirsten Schellenberg talk to Winnipeg Jets own Stacey Nattrass, and she tells some great stories of her time as THE staple anthem singer for the Jets and the Moose. We continue our "brushes with fame" segment with Kirsten's time she met Brian Mulroney and Matt's time he met the guy who played Lex Luther in Smallville. The nicknames we gave to Gabriel Vilardi and Nate Schmidt, were so good that we tried to go for a third nickname but epically failed. We obviously talk about the coming playoffs (now that the Jets have clinched!). Athlete of the fortnight of course goes to Caitlin Clark. And somehow, we also managed to spend an inordinate amount of time talking about the strange prevalence of spleen injuries.