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The Capitals prove hockey is for everyone! From spotlighting local deaf teen hockey player and Emmy award winning actor, Keivonn Woodard, to Capitals players hitting the ice to mentor players of color, and a ceremonial puck drop honoring Black History Month, this episode celebrates a more inclusive future for the game of hockey!

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With John Auville, Eric Bickel, Jason Bishop and John-Paul Flaim.

Big moments for the team and community are on display as Trae Young touches down in DC, Dawkins talks trade moves with Wes, Wizards fans show off their kicks for Sneaker Night, and a Special Olympic athlete on the Wizards hype squad tells his story.

From Delta Center in Salt Lake City.

The future arrives, as host Tarik El-Bashir, Sports Business Journal publisher Abe Madkour, SBJ reporter Joe Lemire, and KMPG Principal Transformation Executive Dave Wolf explore the breakthroughs in digital displays, AR fan experiences, and accessibility technology on the cutting edge of the sports industry. Featuring interviews with Luke Tingle of Daktronics and DXC's Raul Fernandez.

Big moments for the team and community are on display as Trae Young touches down in DC, Dawkins talks trade moves with Wes, Wizards fans show off their kicks for Sneaker Night, and a Special Olympic athlete on the Wizards hype squad tells his story.

The Capitals prove hockey is for everyone! From spotlighting local deaf teen hockey player and Emmy award winning actor, Keivonn Woodard, to Capitals players hitting the ice to mentor players of color, and a ceremonial puck drop honoring Black History Month, this episode celebrates a more inclusive future for the game of hockey!

Hometown is on the road as Rachel heads to Minnesota to meet up with retired Caps great and fan favorite, T.J. Oshie, to get a glimpse of life after retirement. He opens up about his devastating injury and his new career as a hockey analyst.

In this episode of Politics Aside with Chris Cillizza: America's Gladiators, Chris talks military service and fitness with two American warriors serving in Congress. Former Naval Intelligence Officer, Jimmy Panetta (D-CA), and former US Marine and USN Emergency room physician Rich McCormick (R-GA). Along the way, Chris skates through the halls of Congress, takes a stab at the Marine Sword Salute,

Rachel goes on a delicious culinary tour in the DMV. Tobias Dorzon shows her his restaurant, 1123. She and Wizard Kyshawn George whip up some Indian dishes at Rasika, and Chef Spike Mendelsohn invites her to his Capitol Hill hotspot, We, The Pizza.

A look back at the devastating LA fires that broke out in January 2025. Rachel opens up about the trauma of losing her family home, and interviews the Captain of the LAFD to get his unique perspective.

Follow the lives of coach Neal Henderson and his team of young African American hockey players, as they strive to pursue their dreams on and off the ice.

Host Alexa Landestoy and multiple analysts, including former Caps player Alan May, get viewers ready for the upcoming game, with news updates and analysis.

From Delta Center in Salt Lake City.

Host Alexa Landestoy and former Caps player Alan May break down the team's performance; head coach Spencer Carbery provides immediate reaction to his team's performance.

Caps training camp opens. Nerves spike and competition intensifies as three forwards on the bubble race to make the roster. Cuts loom, pressure rises, and every rep counts on the road to opening night.