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Alex Smyth spotlights upcoming para sport events in Canada and abroad, pulls back the curtain on how para sports are played and interviews para sport athletes, coaches and trainers.
Unknown Host hosts Para Sport Nation.
It’s an all-basketball episode as we explore the growth of blind basketball in Canada. Eli Bomers, Executive Director of the Blind Basketball Association of Canada, discusses the sport’s rising popularity, while coach Sh
Brianna Hennessy reflects on her Para Canoe World Cup silver medal, and what it means to race at home in Montreal. She also discusses the rapid growth of women’s wheelchair rugby, athlete leadership, and the importance o
Fresh off a silver medal finish at the USAV Sitting Volleyball Cup in Orlando, Canadian sitting volleyball athletes Allison Lang and Heidi Peters reflect on the team’s growth since the Paris 2024 Paralympics. The convers
The Canadian Wheelchair Rugby Championships were held at Carleton University, where the Ontario Thunder came out on top with a victory over Quebec. Ontario Thunder star — and friend of the show — Matt Debly breaks down t
Andrea Carey explains how the OneAbility Games are creating more accessible opportunities for kids with disabilities to experience sport, while Team Canada goalball athlete Emma Reinke shares what it takes to compete at
Elliott Beals, the new head coach of Canada’s national para badminton program, reflects on his path from longtime player to leading elite para athletes. Plus, Paralympic rower Victoria Nolan shares a personal look at her
Women’s wheelchair rugby in Canada is entering a new era. This conversation with Mélanie Labelle explores the first Canadian Women’s Wheelchair Rugby Championship, its impact on Paralympic development, and what it takes
The 43rd edition of Défi Sportif is setting a new standard for para sport in Canada. Executive Director Maxime Gagnon shares what makes this year different, from an extended 11-day schedule to the introduction of the fir
The inaugural Frontier Series in Ottawa brought together Canada and the United States for a high-level showcase of women’s para ice hockey. Christina Picton and Tara Chisholm reflect on the intensity of the competition,
Greg Westlake and Tyler McGregor share candid insights about the intensity of the tournament, from pre-camp training in Oakville and Verace to the excitement of competing in front of record-breaking crowds. They discuss
Jill Jaracz and Alison Brown share what it was like on the ground in Italy, highlighting the energy of live crowds, logistical challenges, and the contrast between the Milano Cortina Games and Beijing 2022. They discuss
From the evolution of Paralympic storytelling to the impact of having active athletes behind the mic, this conversation explores how coverage has changed and why it matters. Nathan shares what it felt like to transition
Fresh off a gold medal performance, Mark Ideson shares what it felt like to compete at the Paralympic Games and execute under the highest pressure moments. From the chaos of the final shot to the team’s ability to stay c
The 2026 Paralympic Games in Milano Cortina are in full swing, and Alex brings you closer to the action with exclusive interviews from some of the biggest names in adaptive sports. From the slopes to the ice, he sits dow
The Milano Cortina Paralympic Winter Games are about to begin, and PSN looks ahead at the storylines shaping Canada’s campaign. Alex and Nathan share their excitement as the Paralympics return, reflecting on the athletes
Momentum is building for Team Canada as the Winter Paralympics approach, and this episode captures that energy from multiple angles. The conversation opens with the official announcement of Canada’s Para Alpine team, hig
The show opens with a conversation featuring Tyler Miller, a senior men’s national team member in wheelchair basketball. He shares insight into preparation, mindset, and how confidence built through consistent work can r
Momentum is building as the countdown to the 2026 Paralympic Games continues. The conversation opens with a look at recent success across Para sport in Canada, including Crystal Globe achievements by Alexi Guimond and Mo
This episode centers on the latest Paralympic roster announcements for Team Canada, beginning with Para Snowboard. Veteran medal contenders and first-time Paralympians form a balanced lineup, with recent World Cup podium
Para swimmer Mary Jibb joins the show to reflect on her breakout performance at the World Para Swimming Championships, where she won gold, set records, and established herself as a rising star. She discusses her training
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