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 | 21 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | SoccerSports |
Eustaquio, Sigur and St.Clair shine, but the attacking struggles continue to be in the spotlight. A stacked cast of Caldwell, Kilbane, Hutchinson, Brennan are joined by Matthew Scianitti and Kristian Jack pitch side to cover every angle of Canada’s c... more
Canada loses 1-0 to Australia, what went wrong? Should Jesse Marsch consider a change in formation? Is Cyle Larin running out of time? Steven Caldwell & Kevin Kilbane are joined by Former Canadian internationals Jim Brennan and Atiba Hutchinson for a... more
After Canada's star centre-back suffered a devastating injury, Steven Caldwell, Luke Wileman and Kevin Kilbane dive into every angle of what it could mean for Canada's World Cup hopes. Plus the guys discuss the outrage over World Cup ticket prices, a... more
In the midst of a breakout season, Vancouver Whitecaps and Canadian Men’s national team winger Ali Ahmed sits down with Luke Wileman and Kevin Kilbane to chat his recent rise, the Whitecaps push for silverware and what his future could hold. Plus, K... more
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Focusing on Canadian soccer and the road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the content explores the excitement and anticipation surrounding Canada's pivotal participation in this global sporting event. Recent episodes frequently feature discussions with current players and coaches, analyzing their performances, experiences, and preparations as they gear up for the World Cup. The podcast not only provides in-depth insights into the dynamics of the Canadian national team's strategy but also engages with notable player transfers and the implications for Canadian soccer on the world stage. With a balance of serious analysis and lively debate, it captures the passion of both fans and players, making it an engaging listen for soccer enthusiasts.
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Park the Bus launched 4 months ago and published 21 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Park the Bus include:
1. Atiba Hutchinson
2. Jimmy Brennan
3. Jesse Marsch
4. Ali Ahmed
5. Richie Laryea
6. Alistair Johnston
7. Tani Oluwaseyi
8. Jonathan David
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