
Park the Bus brings you bold, unfiltered conversation about the Road to 2026 as Canada gears up for its biggest moment on the global stage, cohosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 41 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SoccerSports | |||

How will injuries to Alphonso Davies and Promise David effect Canada’s World Cup hopes? Opening weekend in MLS re-ignites Canada’s goalkeeper battle, Toronto FC splashes the cash once again, & does Ralph Priso have a shot at making the World Cup ros... more
Rick Westhead joins the show to talk Canada Soccer’s new deal, behind the scenes details of his high-profile soccer reporting, and the social media backlash that followed. Plus, Steven Caldwell, Luke Wileman and Kevin Kilbane discuss Thomas Tuchel’s ... more
Was Cyle Larin’s dream debut a sign of things to come? Why didn’t a Canadian MLS team sign Stephen Eustaquio? And is it time to worry about Canada’s lingering injury issues on the back-line? Steven Caldwell, and Luke Wileman debate that and much more... more
Is Cyle Larin’s latest transfer his last chance to make the 26 for 26? Would a move to MLS be good for Stephen Eustaquio? And is Ismael Kone finally on pace to reach his full potential? Steven Caldwell, Kevin Kilbane and Luke Wileman debate all the b... more
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This podcast features engaging discussions centered on soccer, particularly in the context of Canada's preparations for cohosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Each episode combines humor with insightful analysis as the hosts debate player performances, share personal anecdotes from their playing days, and react to current events in the soccer world. Regular topics include the Canadian national team's dynamics, emerging prospects, controversies in professional soccer, and historical comparisons of legends like Cristiano Ronaldo and Diego Maradona. With a consistent focus on Canadian soccer and a light-hearted approach, the content is tailored to both passionate fans and casual listeners who appreciate the sport's strategic and emotional intricac... more
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Recent guests on Park the Bus include:
1. Graham Hunter
2. Jesse Marsh
3. Shea Given
4. Shay Given
5. Dayne St. Clair
6. Sebastian Berhalter
7. Atiba Hutchinson
8. Jimmy Brennan
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