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In the summer of 2020, Rob Fai managed to wrangle not one, but all 12 of the Vancouver Canucks play-by-play voices and weave those interviews together into one magical file.  The goal? To make it sound as if all 12 were sitting around at a table reminiscing about the many great moments in their careers.  
 
Note: This file has been updated March 2, 2024!

On today's episode of SportsBar Radio with Rob Fai, we talk about the struggles of the Toronto Blue Jays and how fans are kicking at the wrong person.  As well, Rob asks what YOU look for from a political candidate and also talks about B.C.'s decision to move away from its old school grading system.  Presented by Equity.Guru.

On today's SportsBar Radio, Rob offers up a handful of amazing songs for a roadtrip, talks candidly about the government's role in gas eclipsing $2.00 per litre, and warns many British Columbians that these heat waves are here to stay if a report from the University of Waterloo is any indication.  Presented by Equity.Guru.

10 Questions with Rob Fai, host of SportsBar Radio!
Which North American sports fanbase is the worst?
When is the last time you stole something?
If you could live anywhere, penthouse or mansion?
The State of the U.S. Government?
Which Canadian politician do you relate too most?
What is your most prized sports collectable?
What job in life did you love the most, and hate the most?
What is the most you would pay for a steak?
Rank the Vancouver-based sports teams based on fan experience
When did you start wishing you were younger?

On today's episode of SportsBar Radio, Rob takes on the many challenges the Canadian airlines industry are facing and says his trust in them is gone...  As well, Rob talks candidly about sports depression, and his phobias surrounding eating, and then hits the media hard on keeping big city housing struggles in the news. Presented by Equity.Guru.

On a warm Vancouver night, host Rob Fai catches word that his broadcast idol Vin Scully passes away at the age of 94.  Rob takes a few moments to reflect on a career like no other.