This week on the show that's taking that for data, mixed emotions abound for the Real Good Boys, as the Leafs have yet to be eliminated but John's already pre-emptively cool with it if they get knocked out (Ron Howard voice: "They're out."), while Justin's still salty about trading away Zack Kassian and Stefan is about as apathetic and tapped out as he's ever been. I also coulda sworn we talked about Tryamkin, but that must have been before we were recording. Whoops! PLUS: Kevin Costner's Waterworld! Breaking in to concerts! Justin Bieber! And being on the ice with the Queen. What do you mean?
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Outro Music: "What Do You Mean?", by Justin Bieber
This week on the show that keeps coming and coming and coming, BILLY TALENT bassist JON GALLANT joins the Real Good Boys in the immediate aftermath and elation of Leafs/Caps Game 3 to discuss his friendships with Maple Leafs players over the years, breaking the Toronto sports curse, the Dart Guy phenomenon, and the relationship between his sports pain and his music. PLUS: Justin plots a tent city protest against the Canucks, while Stefan has some questions about penguin biology for Professor Cullen.
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Interstitial Music: "Fallen Leaves", by Billy Talent
Outro Music: "Lifting Cure", by Wintersleep
This week on the show that won't go to North Korea, we've all got our reasons to be happy: the Leafs are in the playoffs, and the Canucks have fired head coach Willie Desjardins. We happily bury the coach who gave our show its name, and sort out why Leafs fans would have been mad if their team didn't make it in. PLUS: Judging the accuracy of Vancouver video game levels, predicting the big stories of two months from now, a Twilight Zone-esque bargain to get rid of Linden and Benning, and everyone's favourite game: What's The Weather? RIP Willie, gone but never forgotten.
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Outro Music: "Knocking At The Door," by Arkells
This week on, ya know, the show, ya know, that, ya know, just knows, ya know (?), the Real Good Boys are fresh off of the first RGS Baseball Club Little League game of the season and have a full report breaking down all the action from what promises to be an extremely entertaining summer season. PLUS: We keep it brief because John has to run off to a show! And a moratorium is issued on mailing in trading cards, because we love you guys, but we can't keep opening them forever.
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Outro Music: "Centerfield," by John Fogerty