!What's Up? The Sports Podcast.

As a current student of the Sports Media program at Toronto's Ryerson University, Mel has had the chance to interview key basketball names including, Savannah Hamilton, Jack Armstrong and more. Mel shares: - where she thinks sports broadcasting is headed towards in the foreseeable future - the evolution of women in sports in Canada, etc. - the Toronto Raptors and more LINKS TO EPISODE YOUTUBE LINK: CLICK HERE APPLE PODCASTS: CLICK HERE GOOGLE PODCASTS: CLICK HERE Music by ABA/Z Project 'O What a Night'

Fellow sports enthusiasts Rob Iacobucci (left) and Chris Carrabs (bottom) join me to discuss: NHL and whether they are heading to Beijing, WTA deciding not to hold events in China, sports vs. omicron. TAPED 12/19/21. #NHL #PengShuai #omicron #whatsUPodcast AVAILABLE ON: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify and more.

Players of Canadian Football League's Toronto Argonauts get in physical altercation with fans of Hamilton Ti-Cats. Reports say fans were seen spitting on players. (Video from Twitter/@ZacCanada)  https://twitter.com/ZacCanada/status/1467905494446743560?t=WZgd0D3gWYVYGhrrlw0yaw&s=19

Pacific FC crowned Canadian Premier League Champions after 1-0 victory over Forge FC in Hamilton. #PacificFC #ForgeFC #CanPL #CPL #Hamilton #Langford #WhatsUPodcast

(PHOTO: COURTESY OF SPORTSNET) WTA suspends events in China and demands investigation on the safety and sexual assault allegations made by missing player, Peng Shuai. In 2017, WTA signed a 10-year broadcast deal with Chinese digital platform, iQiyi totalling $120 million. In 2019, Over $30 million in prize money awarded from events held in China. WTA Chairman and CEO Steve Simon spoke of decision (COURTESY OF TENNIS CHANNEL): CLICK HERE FOR INTERVIEW.