The Peoples Show

Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Lina Setaghian get into the incredible atmosphere of the Stanley Cup final thus far. They throw out some hypotheticals about the Conn Smythe, Oilers goaltending, and forward depth. Then, Adam Kierszenblat joins (50:12) to chat about the Abbotsford Canucks Calder Cup Final starting soon, as well as what moves Vancouver is looking to do before the trade deadline. Lastly, they wind up the show by discussing the best movie picks of all time.

Bik Nizzar previews Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final and breaks down how Edmonton can reset after a rough Game 3. Can the Oilers find control and play whistle to whistle without overcorrecting? Kyle Bukauskas joins the show to explain why scoring first is critical for Edmonton, how Florida thrives with patience, and why chasing the Panthers is a losing game. Plus, it's time for a ‘Name Game’—Bik and the producers go through players they’d trade the Canucks’ 15th overall pick for.

Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Lina Setaghian open the show debating which Abbotsford Canuck has the best shot at cracking Vancouver’s roster next season. They break down Aatu Räty’s projected role, Lekkerimäki’s development, and who else could make the jump. Then it's time for ‘In or Out’ with listener takes on the Ducks making the playoffs, NHL expansion to Atlanta, and the Pacers chasing the title.

This episode of The People's Show with Bik Nizzar dives into the active NHL trade market, with a focus on Jason Robertson and the Canucks' need to identify key targets amidst rising competition for cap space. Later, Bill Hoppe joins to discuss the Buffalo Sabres' anxious offseason, their 9th overall pick strategy, and the uncertain future of Bowen Byram and JJ Peterka as the team desperately aims for the playoffs after 14 seasons. The discussion also highlights the Sabres' need for veteran leadership to establish themselves as consistent contenders.

In this edition of The People's Show, Bik Nizzar, Ben Basran, and Dom Sramaty look back at Edmonton's game two calamity at the hands of the Florida Panthers. Jannik Hansen joins the show for his weekly hit with Bik. He weighs in on the Cup Final and whether the Canucks should pursue Sam Bennett in free agency.

Bik Nizzar hosts another episode of The People's Show kicking things off by the Abbotsford Canucks making the Calder Cup Finals and looking into how the farm team's success might be able to trickle upwards towards Vancouver next season. Seattle Kraken analyst Alison Lukan joins the show to touch on the hiring of new head coach Lane Lambert, what we can look forward to in the Kraken making moves and what we can expect from their young stars in Beniers and Wright taking the proper next steps.

Bik Nizzar opens the show reacting to Adam Foote’s comments on the Canucks’ offensive identity, power play adjustments, and what it takes to win in the playoffs. ESPN’s Bobby Marks joins to break down the Pacers’ massive comeback, OKC’s roster decisions, and whether this series mirrors Miami vs. Denver. Later, Dick Zokol previews the Canadian Open, shares stories about Richard Lee and Nick Taylor, and explains what separates great courses from forgettable ones. Then, it's time for Guy's naming dude's, Indiana Pacers edition.

Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Lina Setaghian break down The Athletic’s trade bait list and debate which Canucks — including Elias Pettersson and Tom Willander — should be considered untouchable. They dive into the value of other key players like Demko and Lekkerimaki. Plus, it's Flip It Friday, as Josh and Lina answer listener questions throughout the show.

Bik Nizzar opens with his take on Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final before handing it over to the listeners. In a unique “choose your own adventure” segment, Bik and the producers invite 650 fans to step into the Canucks’ off-season war room and decide the team’s next moves. What would you do if you were running the Canucks? The power is in your hands.

Josh Elliott-Wolfe and Lina Setaghian react to the Canucks hiring new assistant coaches under Adam Foote. Abbotsford takes a 3–1 series lead with an OT winner from Klimovich. PWHL Vancouver signs Sarah Nurse and hometown star Jennifer Gardiner. Sophie Jaques joins the show to talk about joining the team. Plus, how serious are the Canucks about Marco Rossi?