The Brock & Dalby Show

Some serious drama going on with the Ottawa Senators. A former NFL player gets the greatest compliment from an ex-wife. We make some Wild Card predictions and learn what it means to get "CRACKED"

Wearing crocs is not dangerous, you are just a klutz! Some dick head in Toronto calls 911 for the dumbest reason. And we try and motivate all of you who are bailing on your resolutions!

Scientists are trying to figure out what cows are talking about. We censor out some Creed. South Korea is doing something all the fellas can appreciate and after listening to a rant left on the BaD Line we discuss things that should be free.

A bunch of people gathered in Glasgow to watch some get kicked in the nuts. We conduct our first draft of the year and it is toilet related. And parents are getting out of hand with names for their kids

First show of 2026 in the books! We make some predictions for the year. Apparently Newfoundlanders love them some Taco Bell. The McRib is a lie and Dalby crushes the first quiz of the year

The internet will lie to you, and so will your best friend. On Real Or Fake, we get friends of the show to come up with fake answers to a question like "Is this a real Coachella band?" or "Which of these is a fake Canadian town", and try to see if our BS Meter is working. Here's the best Real Or Fakes of 2025.

No argument means more on this show than one that gets settled with a Draft. Bragging rights go to whoever convinces more Friends Of The Show that they have the superior list on whatever the topic of the week happens to be. Here's some of our favorite lists for 2025.

We wrap up the show every Tuesday and Thursday with your best/worst/weirdest texts on Text Us. We cover everything from shower thoughts to life advice, and every question you can conceive, plus you get to hear Brock's angelic singing voice! Here's the best Texts of 2025.

Every week, Brock likes to take a feature artist, and give their biggest songs a few doses of unnecessary censorship, in a segment called 3825 This. From Sabbath, to Metallica, to Santa Claus, no one was safe this year.