Everyone's going to Brian Orser:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgO_N4D3qRw
Oh boy, I enjoy any kind of figure skating coverage, but this episode is a hot mess and 'a little extra,' as Dave would say, but not ever about himself and Jonathan.
I don't disagree with everything they say. It's entertaining to a degree, but just as equally annoying with some of their know-it-all utterances (kinda boring in the beginning and at the 55 min mark -- it's very obvious who they dislike). And of course their more provocative gossip-laced takes are a bit much. The idea that Jonathan thinks he & Dave 'convinced' Jason Brown to switch coaches is so

it isn't even funny.
Part of what's wrong with the sport is the half-assed notion (proven true by clueless ISU-judging, fs politics, and the scoring system) that quads are the end-all, be-all. I'm so frickin' tired of that ass-backward state of affairs among the men.
Dave with a smirk pronouncing that JB has 18 months and that's it if he doesn't get the quad.

I wonder how long you have Dave, before it's all over.

JB can do quads, it's just about reworking his technique to achieve mastery and consistency, which breeds confidence. And the other part of that is the mental strategy needed for competitions, and the fact that quad-laced programs can take something away from fully realizing an artistically satisfying performance.
What is this about the U.S. only having Alysa Liu to bank on for the future of their ladies discipline (unless Gracie comes back)???
If true, it is interesting about Meagan Duhamel planning to help Josee Picard with coaching Julianne Seguin & Charlie Bilodeau (mentioned toward the end about 1:10:39).
ETA:
Sadly, I do have to agree with Dave's contention at the end of the broadcast that there are a lot of 'useless overwrought admin types' hanging around taking up space in the sport. That's obvious from just watching some of the ISU Congress livestream. Cool that they are livestreaming, but some of the display of ineptness is striking.