The Brock & Dalby Show

We're taking off on a road trip, so we are looking for your best road trip games! A pilot pulled a great prank on Argentina fans. We are referring to Toronto as Hog Town from now on and we learn that you spend way too much of your life consuming ads.

We're going on a road trip this week so we conduct a "best gas station buys" draft before we hit the road. Apparently you spend at least 10% of your life listening to music. And people are getting diarrhea on purpose to lose weight...

We found the perfect job for people who hate people. The Snail racing championship went down this weekend and we are big fans. And apparently Dalby has never heard of 38 Special before!?!?!

Earlier in the week we had Theo from Gob on the show, we aired a snippet on the radio but I had so much fun chatting with him I figured I post our full conversation. We chat about Rock on the River, new music, Tom Thacker leaving Sum 41, acting in a movie, the impact of much music & so much more!

William Shatner has some strong demands for when he performs. Michigan is mad at us. And apparently adult summer camp exists and we kinda dig it!

Who decides what you listen to at work? Apparently the radio causes some fights for a lot of people. Senegal's soccer team is playing their poor play on a gynecologist. And Canadians are crushing Costco Hot Dogs!

It's smokey outside and we here from the people working outside today. It's also National Hot Dog day and a lot of people inspired us to use the dogs in different foods. Plus a bear goes viral and steals a mans golf clubs in BC.

Philly fans were booing kids at the Home Run Derby. In honour of how hot it is we celebrate the best things with "hot" in the name. And we get the best worst answer to give at a job interview via our new contest.

Apparently we've all been singing "Welcome to The Jungle" wrong... A woman brought a grenade to a police station in Ottawa. And Conor McGregor made more money a second than we will ever see.

Aisle Strokers are a problem, but it's not what you think it is. Apparently the Running of The Bulls isn't that dangerous. And a lot has changed since Conor McGregor last fought in the octagon.