Episode 11: The Nation   Rider Nation spans the globe and each fan brings their own energy and passion to cheering on the Green and White. In this episode, host Daniella Ponticelli shares the stories of three Saskatchewan Roughrider fans: Adam Grabowski, Laurie Beaurivage and Keith Pratt. They open up about their reasons for supporting the team throughout the years, and why they keep coming back.  ..read more

Saskatchewan will never forget 2013. A year that saw a determined and dominant Roughrider team take the CFL by storm to start, survive a September slump and see success at home. Ten years after winning the Grey Cup, members of the 2013 Riders returned home to be inducted into the Plaza of Honour. Host Daniella Ponticelli sat down with Corey Chamblin, Tyron Brackenridge, Tristan Jackson, Kory Sheets and Mike McCullough to get five different perspectives on a historic season.  ..read more

Green is the colour, but getting players, coaches and staff game-day ready is a full-time career for equipment manager Gordon Gilroy. The 38-year-old has a passion for Roughrider history, shoring away memorabilia in the equipment room at Mosaic Stadium. In this episode, Gordon takes host Daniella Ponticelli on a tour and explains what it’s like to dress a CFL team, players, staff and coaches, year after year ..read more

Episode 6: Rider Squad    The strength of the Saskatchewan Roughrider Football Club is its fans and volunteers. For the nearly 200 members of the Rider Squad, those roles go hand-in-hand. This episode of Air it Out: A Saskatchewan Roughrider Podcast is dedicated to the volunteers who elevate the game-day experience for everyone in Rider Nation. Host Daniella Ponticelli is joined by Volunteer and Guest Experience Manager Rob Harrison, and later dives into the Rider Squad experience with Nola and Gord Joorisity, and Anna and Darren Wilson.  ..read more

It’s a championship win Rider Nation will always remember. The 2013 Saskatchewan Roughriders won the storied Club’s fourth-ever Grey Cup after a phenomenal season. For that, the team will be inducted into the SaskTel Plaza of Honour this year. The club is also recognizing the incredible contributions of Wendy Kelly, who becomes the first female inducted into the Plaza as a builder. Two-time Rider Grey Cup champion Neal Hughes joins host Daniella Ponticelli to reflect on the 2013 team, while the club’s senior journalist and historian, Rob Vanstone, shines a light on Kelly and the road to a four ..read more

In this special bonus episode of Air it Out, our four Saskatchewan Roughrider guests from Episode 3: Best Football Friends have the final word as they ask each other an unscripted question. Host Daniella Ponticelli also tests the claim that Anthony Lanier II and Pete Robertson have the closest bond on the team.  ..read more

Football rivalries make headlines, but every team is made of friendships that go beyond the game. In this episode of Air it Out, host Daniella Ponticelli sits down with Riders defensive linemen, and possibly the closest friends on the roster, Anthony Lanier II and Pete Robertson for their first-ever interview together. Starting quarterback Trevor Harris and Riders wide receiver Jake Wieneke also sit down to share how their friendship unites faith, family and football.  ..read more

In the heartland of football, community always matters. And for the community-owned Saskatchewan Roughriders, players are doing more than before. Wide receiver Brayden Lenius, who was born in Regina, shares the impact players had on him growing up — and how he's continuing that work in classrooms as a player ambassador for the Saskatchewan Roughrider Foundation.  Cindy Fuchs, the Foundation's Executive Director, shares the charity's ambitious goals for community work and how the money raised gives back to Saskatchewan.  ..read more

The Saskatchewan Roughriders reloaded the roster for a fresh start to the 2023 CFL season. For linebacker Micah Teitz, this year is a reintroduction. He opens up with host Daniella Ponticelli about the serious core injury that sidelined him the entire 2022 season, and how he plans to make the most of the time he gets in the league. Meanwhile, starting centre Peter Godber is happy to be (a little) closer to his hometown of Toronto. The Canadian shares how he's adjusting to life in Regina, and being recognized by fans. Plus, former Rider receiver Naaman Roosevelt talks candidly about returning a ..read more