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Cette semaine, je discute avec Élodie Castonguay-Girard pour alimenter ma quête de la saison qui est de décortiquer la créativité en échangeant avec des humains de différents horizons qui ont des parcours fascinants, des histoires captivantes, des processus créatifs intéressants et des outils qu'ils acceptent généreusement de me partager pour bonifier nos expériences créatives, quelles qu'elles soient. On a discuté de processus créatif pour créer des recettes, de faire grandir une communauté en ligne, des défis d'une présence en ligne, etc. Bonne écoute! Suivez Élodie ici: https://www.instagram.com/elodiesfood/ Le podcast Une fille en business est présenté par La Mallette et animé par Mélissa Lévesque.

Cette semaine sur le podcast, je reçois Amélie Castonguay, fondatrice de la Clinique Amé pour jaser de la nouvelle ère des soins médico-esthétiques Tu peux suivre Amélie sur Instagram juste ici

In this heartwarming episode, we are joined by Robert Castonguay, the passionate force behind Paintball 4 Kids. This annual paintball game isn't just about fun and adrenaline; it's a powerful initiative aimed at raising much-needed funds for the IWK Children's Hospital in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Robert shares the inspiring story of how Paintball 4 Kids started, the incredible impact it has had on the community, and the lives it has touched. Tune in to hear about the challenges and triumphs of organizing such an event, the importance of community involvement, and how you can contribute to this noble cause. Whether you're a paintball enthusiast, a supporter of children's health, or simply someone looking for an uplifting story, this episode is a must-listen. Join us and be inspired by the difference one person can make through passion and dedication.

Est-ce que tout le monde peut se permettre d'investir dans la publicité payante en 2024 ? Je reçois Tony Castonguay, Fondateur de l'agence marketing Les Plans Changent, pour nous parler de la publicité Facebook. Coordonnées Tony Castonguay https://www.facebook.com/ttony.castonguay https://www.facebook.com/lesplanschangent Rejoins-nous dans le groupe Facebook 100% GRATUIT https://www.facebook.com/groups/lestopsclosers Site web: https://www.h2hacademy.ca/ Pour les vendeurs, entrepreneurs et travailleurs autonomes qui souhaitent développer leurs compétences en ventes, obtenir un maximum d'outils, participer à des FB live, des Sales Bootcamp et recevoir plus de conseils sur la vente. https://linktr.ee/h2hacademy

Depuis plus d'une décennie, le Trail La Clinique du Coureur est devenu un incontournable du calendrier de course en sentier du Québec. L'événement qui tient dans la municipalité de Lac-Beauport, au nord de la Ville de Québec, est reconnu pour ses sentiers extrêmement techniques, ses ravitos festive et son ambiance familiale. Chaque année, l'épreuve de 50 kilomètres est l'une des plus relevé au pays, avec une forte présence d'athlètes élites tant du côté féminin que masculin. Dans un format spécial de cinq courtes entrevues, j'ai le plaisir de jaser avec cinq invités au parcours et objectifs différents. Martin Dagenais est de retour sur le 50 km, après deux 2e places consécutives en 2022 et 2023, alors que Julie Lesage se lancera sur la même épreuve pour la première fois, elle qui revient tout juste d'une immense 5e place sur le 80 km du Madeira Island Ultra-Trail (MIUT). Hélène Pilote Fortin, pour sa part, amorcera sa saison 2024 sur l'épreuve de 50 km, alors qu'Ariane Lavoie tentera sa plus longue sortie de course à vie en prenant part au 30 km. Pur clôre l'épisode, j'ai eu le plaisir d'accueillir Simon Castonguay, le directeur de course de l'événement, qui vient nous parler des défis qu'amènent ce genre d'événement. Bonne écoute!CréditsDesign graphique : David HébertThème musical : Frédérick DesrochesIdée originale, production, recherche et animation : Yannick Vézina© Pas sorti du bois 2024

Couple Ouvert avec les comédiennes de la séries « C'est comme ça que je t'aime » Karine Gonthier-Hyndman et Marilyn Castonguay. Nous parlons de : - Si Steph et moi étions des gangsters - La liseuse de bonne aventure à Old Orchard- Auditionner- Écoles de théâtre- L'absence d'égalité entre les actrices et les acteurs - Comment construire un personnage - Tourner des scènes de nu- Les crush de plateau Et on lit des dates! Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

An innovative music educator and accomplished musician, composer, conductor and performer, Ron Castonguay was named Director of the Arts and Music Director at The Frederick Gunn School in 2019. Ron teaches all levels of Vocal Ensemble, String Ensemble, and Concert Jazz Band as well as AP Music Theory and provides private music instruction. He is responsible for the leadership and development of the school's Visual and Performing Arts programs and champions the growth and integration of the arts and community through the new Thomas S. Perakos Arts and Community Center. As a result of these efforts, the school has developed collaborations and maintains partnerships with local arts organizations, including Pilobolus, Sherman Chamber Ensemble, the Litchfield Jazz Festival and Litchfield Jazz Camp. Prior to his arrival at Gunn, Ron served for 23 years as Department Chair for the Performing Arts and Music Director for grades 9 through 12 at Gulliver Preparatory School in Miami, Florida. There, he created and directed the school's String Ensemble and Symphony Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Combo and Vocal Ensemble. His ensembles performed at Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, Walt Disney World and Universal Studios, the Strathmore Center for the Performing Arts and other notable venues, and consistently earned top marks at district, state and national music festivals. Ron holds a bachelor's degree in music theory and composition from the University of Miami (Florida). He is a professional saxophonist, experienced conductor and published composer. He conducted the professional run of “Into the Woods” at the Adrienne Arsht Performing Arts Center in Miami in 2015 and performed an alto saxophone solo with the Miami Symphony on Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue. Ron's compositions have been performed numerous times and span a wide array of ensemble genres, from instrumental to choral, and in all musical idioms, from classical to contemporary to jazz. His compositions are currently available at JWPepper.com and LeapYearMusic.com. One of his choral works, Trust In The Mercy Of Your God, was debuted by the University of Miami Chorale under the direction of Jo-Michael Scheibe, and a concert of Castonguay's compositions and arrangements were presented at the University of Miami's Gusman Hall in 2009. Most recently, Ron released his new book, "Rhythmic Sight-Reading: The Tik-A Tee Method," on March 15, 2024. It is a 172-page spiral bound method book for any and every ensemble, focusing only on rhythm and time signatures, from basic to advanced, with over 346 practice exercises, all accompanied by over 363 supplemental MP3s. Learn more at https://www.roncastonguay.com/ Ron has been, or is currently, an active member of the National Association for Music Education, American String Teachers Association, Connecticut Music Educators' Association, Jazz Education Network, Florida Orchestra Association, Florida Vocal Association, Florida Bandmasters' Association, Florida Music Educators' Association, Florida American String Teachers Association, and the Florida Schools Music Association. As a saxophonist, Ron has released two self-produced CDs of original music in the contemporary jazz genre; 1998's Subtle Touch and On The Right Track, released in 2008. He is also a studio musician, most recently performing all of the saxophone parts on Kate Nauta's Holiday LP. Ron's music is available on Pandora, Spotify, iTunes, and CDBaby. He performs live as a solo artist as well as a member of a jazz duo called Perfect Manhattan, and two jazz/blues/funk bands called Front Burner and The Roxtones. Ron is available as a commissioned composer (any idiom), a guest conductor (any genre), and a professional saxophonist (classical or jazz). ​Ron resides in Washington, CT, with his wife, Melissa, and their two daughters, Siena and Summer. Contact Ron at: Ron@RonCastonguay.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/orchestrateacher/support

Welcome back to the Neurophilia Podcast! In today's episode, we are joined by neuro-interventionalist and Stroke: Vascular and Interventional Neurology Editor in Chief, Dr. Ashutosh Jadhav to discuss interventional neurology. Throughout the hour we discussed the different paths to and collaborations within interventional neurology, celebrated the latest developments in the field, and highlighted the areas of growth in terms of increasing exposure to interventional neurology within neurology residency and around the globe. Dr. Ashutosh Jadhav is a vascular and interventional neurologist at the Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix, AZ. Dr. Jadhav attended Harvard University and graduated magna cum laude with a degree in biochemical sciences. He received his medical degree as well as a Doctoral in Philosophy (Genetics) from Harvard Medical School. He completed his residency and fellowship at Harvard Medical School and University of Pittsburgh. He serves as the editor-in-chief of Stroke: Vascular and Interventional Neurology.Follow Dr.  Ashutosh Jadhav on Twitter @AshuPJadhav Follow Dr.  Nupur Goel on Twitter @mdgoelsFollow Dr.  Blake Buletko on Twitter @blakebuletkoFollow the Neurophilia Podcast on Twitter and Instagram @NeurophiliaPodReferences:Asif, K. S., Otite, F. O., Desai, S. M., Herial, N., Inoa, V., Al-Mufti, F., Jadhav, A. P., Dmytriw, A. A., Castonguay, A., Khandelwal, P., Potter-Vig, J., Szeder, V., Kulman, T., Urrutia, V., Masoud, H., Toth, G., Limaye, K., Aroor, S., Brinjikji, W., … vu, T. thanh. (2023). Mechanical thrombectomy global access for stroke (MT-Glass): A mission thrombectomy (MT-2020 Plus) study. Circulation, 147(16), 1208–1220. https://doi.org/10.1161/circulationaha.122.063366 Limaye, K., Ortega-Gutierrez, S., Mokin, M., Jagolino, A., Sheth, S. A., & Jadhav, A. P. (2021). Exposure to neurointervention during neurology training. Stroke, 52(9). https://doi.org/10.1161/strokeaha.121.036026 Support the show

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There are many routes into biathlon. Grace Castonguay is part of a new generation of athletes who are finding the sport and moving quickly up the ranks. A passionate runner, Castonguay only got into cross-country skiing when an injury curtailed her running. She loved it! Just a few years later, she made her World Cup debut in December 2023, racing in Hochfilzen and Lenzerheide.When Castonguay first stepped onto skis during high school in 2019, she passionately embraced the sport. Together with her younger brother Theo, they traveled around the New Hampshire high school circuit. In her senior year, she helped the Kennett High School Eagles – Sean Doherty's alma mater – win a state title.The vital step in her storybook tale came when she accompanied Theo to a fall biathlon camp at Utah's Soldier Hollow in October 2020. There, she caught the attention of coach Zach Hall, who invited her to the biathlon range. Now she was really hooked! She progressed quickly. The next March (2021), she raced in her first biathlon event – U.S. Nationals at West Yellowstone. In October 2021, she was the second and third junior in races at the Soldier Hollow Schutzenski trials. While she failed to make the Junior Worlds team out of trials, she doubled down on cross-country, transferring mid-year to ski for St. Michael's College.That December (2022), she posted strong results again during trial races at Craftsbury, qualifying for the IBU Cup and eventually the IBU Youth and Junior World Championships in Kazakhstan, where she had the top U.S. women's results in both sprint and pursuit.Her success on the college carnival circuit and with biathlon has created a bit of a juggling act for Castonguay, which she is embracing. As the team captain for the Purple Knights, she's committed to the college schedule in January and February. But she is also looking to take advantage of her biathlon opportunity, going to Europe for the first races of the second trimester before heading back to ski for St. Michael's. In the back of her mind, she realizes that the NCAA Championships in Steamboat Springs overlap with the IBU World Cup in Soldier Hollow in early March.Needless to say, it will be a busy season. But for a young athlete who only slid on a ski track four years ago, she's anxious to embrace every single opportunity, be that as a member of the Ethan Allen Biathlon Club, the St. Michael's Purple Knights, or the U.S. Biathlon Team.Here's a sampling of what you'll learn in this episode of Heartbeat. This is a remarkable story of a young athlete's passion for sport and the emotions that athletic success can bring.So, Grace, that was a long road trip!This was my longest span of time in Europe – my longest time away from home forever. It was about a month and a half on the road.How did you originally get into skiing?So the punchline of this story is that I actually did not learn to ski, or step foot on skis, until four years ago. So, I am pretty much a baby in this sport. I grew up playing soccer and running cross country. When I was 14, I broke my leg playing soccer, and that kind of switched me fully into the endurance mode or lifestyle. I ran high school cross country and was really into running. I wanted to run Division 1 in college. That was my big goal. And then, because of the lasting, effects of my broken leg – I broke my tibia and fibula, which caused my growth plates to close. – running just really did not suit my body. I broke down a lot. My mom became the high school Nordic coach for our team so my brother could enter races. My indoor track season ended a little early and she was like, ‘Come on. Like, don't you want to join the team? It will look good on college resumes.' And I figured, hey, why not? I entered my first Nordic ski race about three weeks after I learned to ski. I looked like Bambi on ice skates. What clicked for you when Zach Hall invited you to the range in Soldier Hollow?I had shot a biathlon rifle before because my brother was a biathlete, but I hadn't really caught the biathlon bug at that point. So I figured, okay, why not? I'll go to this practice. I'm here. Something to do. And I went to that practice that day, and things clicked for me. I really started to see why people love this sport. One of the big things was that Zach identified that I am left-eye dominant despite being right-handed. And when I had shot a biathlon rifle before, I was shooting righty and I couldn't hit the broadside of a barn. So once we figured out that I was left-eye dominant, that made a huge difference to how I felt about the sport. And I also just really enjoyed the way he explained the process. Zach is a really phenomenal coach in a multitude of ways. He's really great at the mental aspect of sport. I remember going home that day from practice, and I said to myself, ‘I want to be really good at this.' And I remember watching videos of Dorothy Revier and her extremely fast standing shooting time. And I was like, ‘I want to be this good someday.' So, from that point, my goal is kind of shifted gears all in towards biathlon. There was no operating biathlon range in Jackson at that point, so my brother and I built a little range in our backyard because we live kind of in a pretty remote place, and I would just shoot.What was your biggest takeaway from Junior Worlds?The biggest thing I took away from competing at Junior Worlds was just how amazing the IBU sport family is. It was my first Junior Worlds. It just felt so wonderful to be part of such a rich and large group of really high-level junior athletes. I remember going to the opening ceremony, and it was it was just really cool to be there.You're passionate about biathlon. What does it mean for you to dig deep?There's there's this place that has – it's a really fun place to go, and I don't get it very often. You can only capture it for a couple of races a season, where you're just like, you have this moment and I need to dig deeper than I've ever dug before. You can see it like I was never passing out at the finish line, like laying on the ground after a cross-country running race. But you push yourself so hard in Nordic skiing, and I really enjoyed that.Did you watch videos?Oh, yeah! YouTube basically taught me how to ski. YouTube was my best friend. I would just watch technique videos religiously and then try to capture that image in my brain and replicate it on skis the next day.What was your debut like on Hochfilzen?Going into the training day, I showed up and I was just, like, star-struck. There are so many cameras. There are so many superstars. And it was really hard to not get distracted on the range – like following in awe of some of the greats like Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold and Lisa Vittozzi. It was really a super cool experience. Then getting to the race day, just the noise. Oh my gosh, the noise is so incredibly loud. The sound just kind of envelops you and it's hard to hear your own thoughts. And also another really surprising thing is how many USA fans there were. I was I remember warming up on the course and just hearing USA, USA and people knew my name and that was really special.What was your emotion when finishing your first World Cup?I remember finishing the race and my only goal going into my first World Cup start was I wanted to recapture the feeling of pure joy that I had felt in my very first Nordic ski race four years prior. I remember finishing this the race and my whole body was just shaking from the energy and the noise and the thrill of having this huge, huge accomplishment under my belt. I mean, making the World Cup has been the dream since I started. So it was really a huge culmination of emotions crossing that finish line. It was also really special because my mom flew out to watch the race and I actually could hear her yelling for me above all the fans!Follow Grace Castonguay@grace.castonguay

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This week we dive into the pipeline shortage and the need for more accounting candidates, and discuss Intuit's groundbreaking use of AI in TurboTax and its potential impact on accounting professionals. Guest Jack Castonguay sheds light on FASB's recent announcement on accounting standards for digital assets and how it affects companies holding crypto assets. We also explore positive aspects of the accounting profession and address the need for critical changes like higher salaries and re-evaluating the audit process.SponsorsLiveFlow - http://accountingpodcast.promo/liveflowFreshBooks - http://accountingpodcast.promo/freshbooks South Carolina Association of CPAs (SCACPA) - http://accountingpodcast.promo/SCACPAChapters (00:47) - Welcome Jack Castonguay to the show (02:00) - Jack is quoted: "Shrinking CPA Pipeline Fuels Calls to Relay Education Mandate" (04:18) - Intuit introduces 'Intuit Assist' an AI chatbot for tax (13:20) - The new AI in QuickBooks is ... less impressive (15:21) - 6 in 10 Americans live paycheck to paycheck (15:51) - FASB announcement on accounting standards for digital assets (18:12) - Listener voicemail: Accounting teaches you to be a BS detector (22:09) - Listener voicemail: Does the accounting profession cover too much? (30:40) - Why more people should become accountants (33:23) - The problem with ELE programs to reach 150 (38:27) - ADP study shows why and when people change jobs (41:10) - How can starting salaries increase in accounting? (46:33) - Why accounting students should double major (53:01) - Checking back in on the live chat with questions (58:48) - We get a one-star review! 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Today the company is revealing its new virtual assistant https://finance.yahoo.com/news/intuit-cut-hundreds-jobs-spent-120000980.html Google to charge big businesses $30 per user per month for AI in Gmail and work appshttps://www.cnbc.com/2023/08/29/google-will-charge-enterprises-30-a-month-for-duet-ai-in-workspace.html Meet our guest, Jack CastonguayWebsite: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=Pg5p99EAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=sraLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-castonguay-phd-cpa/Twitter: https://twitter.com/profjackc?lang=enInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/profjackscout/Get in TouchThanks for listening and for the great reviews! We appreciate you! Follow and tweet @BlakeTOliver and @DavidLeary. Find us on Facebook and, if you like what you hear, please do us a favor and write a review on iTunes, or Podchaser. Interested in sponsoring the Cloud Accounting Podcast? For details, read the prospectus, and NOW, you can see our smiling faces on Instagram! 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Après une intro abordant le sujet des drogues hallucinogènes, c'est un épisode sous le signe du mystère qu'on vous propose alors que Julien nous dévoile les fruits de sa grande enquête sur une étrangeté de l'émission Passe-Partout (en plus d'avoir intimidé notre auditeur Tom Chicoine pour qu'il vienne dire que les chroniques de Ti-Ju sont bonnes).  Linda entame un dossier en deux volets à propos de la situation de crise dans laquelle toutes les Linda de la Terre sont plongées! Nicolas nous fait son top 9 des 9 premiers Fast and Furious et on est aussi surpris que vous! Et Guillaume nous réserve une chronique sur le méconnu cinéma de l'ex-Tchécoslovaquie! En plus, on a ouvert les lignes et notre nouvelle abonnée Patreon Mélanie fait son top 7 des animateurs de Des si et des rais les plus accueillants puis Guy A St Cyr (le bébé) ose inviter Nicolas à son podcast Opération Beurre de Cinoche. Des si et des rais : On entretient le mystère pour rester SEXYS! Avec : Julien Bernatchez, Linda Bouchard, Guillaume Dupuis et Nicolas Fournier-Larocque (ft. Guy A St-Cyr, Mélanie Castonguay, Tom Chicoine et Mathieu Niquette) Date d'enregistrement : 12 septembre 2023Patreon.com/DesSiEtDesRaisFacebook.com/DesSiEtDesRais Discord.gg/hyafqCeUKV Tiktok.com/@DesSiEtDesRais

Matt and JPat discuss Rick Tocchet's comments about the Canucks core. They are all sensational talents who have had individual success, but are they ready to sacrifice for team goals? And how does the leadership transition work? Other topics include the franchise carnage of the Jim Benning era, Émilie Castonguay sitting on a Hockey Canada panel, and ex-Canuck Zack Kassian getting a new opportunity in the Pacific Division. Rob Williams stops by to discuss his belief in the core, the piecemeal approach to power play coaching this season, Andrei Kuzmenko's Bali adventure, scoreboard problems at Rogers Arena, and B.C.'s favourite MLB team. And we go To The People to hear listeners' comments on segments and interviews from the past week, including a Tell Me I'm Wrong about the Lions fattening up on weak sisters, and a Hot Take about changing the Ryder Cup format.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt and JPat discuss Rick Tocchet's comments about the Canucks core. They are all sensational talents who have had individual success, but are they ready to sacrifice for team goals? And how does the leadership transition work? Other topics include the franchise carnage of the Jim Benning era, Émilie Castonguay sitting on a Hockey Canada panel, and ex-Canuck Zack Kassian getting a new opportunity in the Pacific Division. Rob Williams stops by to discuss his belief in the core, the piecemeal approach to power play coaching this season, Andrei Kuzmenko's Bali adventure, scoreboard problems at Rogers Arena, and B.C.'s favourite MLB team. And we go To The People to hear listeners' comments on segments and interviews from the past week, including a Tell Me I'm Wrong about the Lions fattening up on weak sisters, and a Hot Take about changing the Ryder Cup format. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we're joined by my dear friend Audrey Castonguay. She is a business mentor and an embodiment coach that helps female entrepreneurs live within a paradigm that honors their body and their intuition. Audrey walks us through her journey from being brand new to business to founding what turned into a successful 8-figure brand. In this conversation, we explore the importance of bringing your vision into your body. We discuss aligning your schedule with your cycle, honoring the different seasons of your body and your business, and how to have a healthy balance between masculine and feminine energies to harness the most momentum in your career. Tune into today's episode to learn more about what it means to be an embodied entrepreneur. IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT: How Audrey discovered online business, and how you can too. Slowing down and tuning into the wisdom of your body. The mindset shift you need in order to avoid ‘shiny object syndrome.' The importance of surrounding yourself with people that show you what's possible. SPECIAL OFFER: Apply for the Multidimensional Woman w/ Amy Natalie GUEST INFO: Find Audrey on Instagram: @Audrey_castonguay Visit Audrey's website: www.thetruthembodied.com FOLLOW ME: Find me on Instagram: @amynatalieco Visit my website: amynatalieco.com Download: Empowered Feminine Morning Ritual

Cette semaine, le préparateur physique Charles Castonguay, geek en chef et athlètes d'endurance hors pair, nous donne une classe de maître sur la musculation spécifique aux sports d'endurance. «Upikapod2023» pour 10% de rabais sur https://upika.ca/ Pour suivre Charles: https://www.instagram.com/cast_charles/?hl=en Pour nous suivre: https://www.instagram.com/upikasports/?hl=en See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Charles Castonguay et Jean-François Cauchon roulent leur bosse dans le monde de la course et des ultras depuis très longtemps. Charles est préparateur physique pour des athlètes olympiques et l'un des coureurs les plus polyvalents de la province. J-F est un vétéran des très longues distances qui se démarque par son endurance extrême et sa force de caractère. Autour de quelques bières, on jase des récents projets sportifs des deux gars, en plus d'aborder ce qui s'en vient dans les mois à venir. On aborde successivement le Madeira Island Ultra-Trail, les marathons de Mt. Charleston et Boston, la Javelina Jundred, la Trail La Clinique du Coureur, L'Échappée de l'Isle-Aux-Coudres, la Mount Washington Road Race, le Québec Méga Trail, La Diagonale des Fous, la Big Wolf's Backyard Ultra ainsi que le récent FKT de Charles entre la Gare de Rivière-à-Pierre et la Gare du Palais. Charles et Jean-François sont des athlètes bien établis dans le paysage de la course et du trail au Québec et les deux gars n'hésitent pas à partager leurs trucs et conseils! Grâce à l'expertise professionnelle de Charles et l'expérience d'une décennie d'ultras de J-F, vous pourrez en apprendre sur la gestion de course, l'entraînement, la nutrition et l'affûtage, aussi appelé taper, qu'on aborde en profondeur. Autant pour Charles que pour J-F, le fun dans les entraînements au quotidien prime sur les performances en course organisée. Dans notre sport, peu importe les objectifs, il faut trouver notre plaisir dans le processus. Et mes deux invités de la semaine sont d'excellents exemples en ce sens. Bonne écouteCréditsDesign graphique : David HébertThème musical : Frédérick DesrochesIdée originale, production, recherche et animation : Yannick Vézina© Pas sorti du bois 2023

What a weekend! Jeff and Elliotte break down each series — Oilers-Kings (1:00), Bolts-Maple Leafs (15:40), Jets-Golden Knights (24:15), Islanders-Canes (31:00), Wild-Stars (35:20), Kraken-Avalanche (44:45), Rangers-Devils (47:40) & Panthers-Bruins (50:00).Elliotte also discusses Émilie Castonguay choosing to stay with the Canucks (59:30) and we take an interesting broadcast question (1:01:00).Plus, check out the Evander Kane feature on Sportsnet's YouTube channelEmail the podcast at 32thoughts@sportsnet.ca or call The Thought Line at 1-833-311-3232 and leave us a voicemailOutro Music: Cal in Red - ZebraListen to the full track hereThis podcast was produced and mixed by Amil Delic, and hosted by Jeff Marek and Elliotte Friedman.Audio Credits: Bally Sports, ESPN, KFAN, KKSE-FM, KLAC, NESN, Sportsnet, WBZ-FM, WCMC, WFAN AM & WTMM-FM.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Matt and Blake are joined by Rick Dhaliwal and Jeff Paterson (Rink Wide: Vancouver) to wrap up the week that was for the Vancouver Canucks and around the sports scene in Vancouver. Topics include ex-Canucks in the Stanley Cup playoffs, current Canucks heading to the world championships, changes to the coaching staff, and the Philadelphia Flyers interest in Canucks executives Jim Rutherford and Émilie Castonguay.Presented by Go Goat Sports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt and Blake are joined by Rick Dhaliwal and Jeff Paterson (Rink Wide: Vancouver) to wrap up the week that was for the Vancouver Canucks and around the sports scene in Vancouver. Topics include ex-Canucks in the Stanley Cup playoffs, current Canucks heading to the world championships, changes to the coaching staff, and the Philadelphia Flyers interest in Canucks executives Jim Rutherford and Émilie Castonguay.Presented by Go Goat Sports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt and Blake continue to dissect Patrik Allvin's year-end press conference, with attention paid to his answers on the coaching change and Rick Tocchet's response to claims that they won meaningless games because of a new coach bump. The fellas also discuss a good year in Abbotsford as the baby Canucks begin the AHL playoffs. Darren Dreger (Ray & Dregs) updates us on Jim Rutherford's evolving role with the club, what he's heard on AGM Émilie Castonguay drawing interest from the Philadelphia Flyers, and the Canucks coaching staff. Jeff Paterson (Rink WIde: Vancouver) on the challenges of re-signing Elias Pettersson and Ethan Bear.Presented by Go Goat Sports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt and Blake continue to dissect Patrik Allvin's year-end press conference, with attention paid to his answers on the coaching change and Rick Tocchet's response to claims that they won meaningless games because of a new coach bump. The fellas also discuss a good year in Abbotsford as the baby Canucks begin the AHL playoffs. Darren Dreger (Ray & Dregs) updates us on Jim Rutherford's evolving role with the club, what he's heard on AGM Émilie Castonguay drawing interest from the Philadelphia Flyers, and the Canucks coaching staff. Jeff Paterson (Rink WIde: Vancouver) on the challenges of re-signing Elias Pettersson and Ethan Bear.Presented by Go Goat Sports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cette semaine sur le balado, Cam et Karl discutent avec leur idole de jeunesse, Chéli Sauvé-Castonguay. La vedette revient sur sa longue carrière à la télévision et ses rencontres marquantes pendant l'époque Musiqueplus. Elle nous explique aussi pourquoi elle a dû quitté le métier pendant un moment pour se consacrer à son rôle de maman. Elle s'ouvre aussi sur ses insécurités et les épreuves qu'elle a traversé dans les dernières années. Guidée par ses rêves, Chéli continue de nous inspirer par son ouverture et sa grande générosité. Changer d'air pour mieux se retrouver, c'est parfois nécessaire. Le balado est présenté par La Natura Casa. lanaturacasa.com Utilisez le code promo pour LAVIESOCIALE pour 15% sur votre premier achat Pour toutes questions et/ou collaborations : baladolaviesociale@gmail.com Le balado est présenté par Matelas Bonheur. matelasbonheur.ca Utilisez le code promo LAVIESOCIALE pour un 5% additionnel Suivez Chéli Sauvé-Castonguay sur les réseaux sociaux : Instagram @chelisauve La vie sociale sur les réseaux sociaux : Instagram et TikTok @baladolaviesociale Retrouvez Cam et Karl sur les réseaux sociaux : Instagram @cam_ds / TikTok @ds.camille Instagram et TikTok @karl_hardy

Elie Castonguay on Discover Your Potential Are you an artist wondering how to turn your passion into a sustainable career? In this episode, we talk with Elie Castonguay, a professional artist who has successfully made a living from his art for over a decade. Elie shares his journey and insights on how to market and sell your artwork, build a loyal following, and establish yourself in the art world. Elie also discusses the challenges of being an artist entrepreneur, such as managing finances, dealing with rejection, and finding a balance between creativity and business. He emphasizes the importance of networking, collaborating with other artists and professionals, and constantly improving your skills and portfolio. Whether you are a painter, sculptor, photographer, or any other type of artist, this episode offers valuable advice and inspiration to help you pursue your dream and make a living from your art. So tune in and join the conversation with Elie Castonguay on Making a Living from Your Art. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cindy-gilman/support

Episode 534:Today I chat with sales and marketing coach and author, Elie Castonguay, all the way in Canada! He helps artists make a living from their art on his podcast, Living From Your Art, as well as his newly released book, Living From Your Art. He is also also the co-founder of The Puppet Podcast. […] The post My chat with sales and marketing coach, Elie Castonguay appeared first on Let's Talk Art With Brooke.

Charles enseigne au département de kinésiologie à l'Université Laval en plus d'être un préparateur physique pour de nombreux athlètes médaillés Olympiques et Olympiens. Il est également un ultramarathonien et marathonien hors pair.  Pour 10% sur votre commande UPIKA "upikapod2023" au https://upika.ca/ Pour suivre Charles: https://www.instagram.com/cast_charles/?hl=en  Pour nous suivre: https://www.instagram.com/upikasports/?hl=enSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Donor-Advised Funds help philanthropists and their families fund their preferred charities however and whenever they want with the help of their advisors. Canada Gives offers the same choices and privileges as a private foundation but with lower costs. In this episode, Denise Castonguay, CEO and Founder of Canada Gives, will be joining the show to share the benefits of dealing with Donor-Advised Funds so that you have a clear idea of where your money is going. You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: RPS Ep 26 Show Notes         

EPISODE 127 Do you want to help your clients with better audio editing and production? My guest today can help with that. Alyson Castonguay is a professional Audio Engineer with vast experience across many formats and types of shows. She shares with us her approach to podcast editing, the differences between an audio engineer and an audio editor, and tips to achieve better recordings. We also talk about the differences between podcast producers and podcast editors, and she shares her equipment recommendations. I hope you get an idea of what you could do, and maybe what you don't need to do, as a podcast editor who's never been an audio engineer, and how to improve your overall podcast audio quality. In this episode, we cover: - Alyson's journey from audio editing, recording, and engineering to podcasts - Audio engineering vs audio editing explained - Differences between podcast producer and podcast editor - Using outtakes in your podcast - Alyson's workflow process for editing podcasts - How long should it take to edit a podcast? - Equipment recommendations for podcasters - Tips for better in-person recordings - The importance of adding silence into your podcasts If you want to chat more about this topic, I would love to continue this conversation with you, over on Instagram! https://instagram.com/laurenwrighton (@laurenwrighton) Learn how to become a profitable podcast manager without working more than 20 hrs/wk in my free masterclass! Grab a seat at https://LaurenWrighton.com/masterclass (LaurenWrighton.com/masterclass) SHOW NOTES: https://laurenwrighton.com/episode127 (https://laurenwrighton.com/episode127) Mentioned in this episode: Go to LaurenWrighton.com/Clients to learn more about Ready, Set, Clients!

MLB – Major League Baseball Today Detroit (Skubal 6-8) at Oakland (Logue 3-4), 3:37 p.m. – Game 1           WSJM/WCSY 3:15 Detroit (Hill 1-1) at Oakland (Montas 3-9), 7:07 p.m., – Game 2            WSJM/WCSY Cubs and White Sox are off MLB – Judge, Yanks on top as baseball returns from All-Star break Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees lead the way as baseball returns from the All-Star break. The Yankees begin the second half with a gaudy 64-28 record and a whopping 13-game lead over Tampa Bay in the AL East. The crosstown Mets are on top of the NL East, looking to hold off the Braves and take the franchise’s first division title since 2015. The postseason picture is quite crowded, thanks to the addition of a third wild card in each league. Cincinnati Reds ace Luis Castillo, Chicago Cubs catcher Willson Contreras and Washington Nationals slugger Juan Soto are the names to watch ahead of next month’s trade deadline. MLB – MLB All-Star Game wins night but draws record low ratings Major League Baseball’s Midsummer Classic remains the most-watched all-star game in professional sports, even though it drew record lows in viewership for the fifth time since 2015. The game in Los Angeles averaged 7.51 million viewers on Fox, a decline of 9.7% from last year’s contest in Colorado. The audience peaked at 8.24 million between 9:15 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. EDT. The game was the most-watched program on television on Tuesday night and outdrew the other three all-star games that were played in February. The NFL’s Pro Bowl averaged 6.69 million on ABC, followed by the NBA and NHL all-star games. WNBA – Women’s National Basketball Association Yesterday Chicago Sky 78, Seattle Storm 74 Sky 78, Storm 74 – Chicago wins 5th straight to clinch WNBA playoff spot Allie Quigley scored 18 points, Emma Meesseman had 16 points, 10 rebounds and six assists and the Chicago Sky beat the Seattle Storm 78-74 for their fifth straight victory. Chicago clinched a playoff spot with its 20th win of the season. Meesseman made a reverse layup to give Chicago a 76-72 lead and Kahleah Copper grabbed an offensive rebound on the Sky’s next possession before making 1 of 2 free throws for a five-point lead. After a timeout, Breanna Stewart made a driving layup with 10.7 seconds left to pull Seattle within three points, but Copper went 1 for 2 from the free-throw line at the other end. Copper finished with 11 points and eight rebounds for Chicago. Stewart led Seattle with 24 points. Tonight Indiana Fever at Las Vegas Aces, 10:00 p.m. WNBA – Rapinoe, King urge freedom for Brittney Griner at The ESPYS Detained WNBA star Brittney Griner was front and center at The ESPYS. Soccer star Megan Rapinoe admonished her fellow athletes for not doing enough to speak out while also encouraging them to support Griner. Griner was arrested in Russia in February after customs officials found vape canisters containing cannabis oil in her luggage. She faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted. NBA Finals MVP and show host Stephen Curry joined WNBA players Nneka Ogwumike and Skylar Diggins-Smith in calling attention to Griner’s plight. Big Ten – Newsom wants explanation from UCLA about move to Big Ten California Gov. Gavin Newsom is demanding an explanation from UCLA officials about their move to the Big Ten Conference. Newsom attended Wednesday’s UC Board of Regents meeting in San Francisco. The closed-door meeting was the first since UCLA and Southern California announced on June 30 that the schools would be leaving the Pac-12 Conference for the Big Ten in 2024. USC is a private institution and not part of the UC system. Newsom — an ex officio member of the Board of Regents — is among others asking how the move will benefit all student-athletes, as well as how to mitigate the financial effects it will cause to UC Berkeley, California’s other public university in the Pac 12. NBA – AP source: Harden, 76ers agree on 2-year, $68 million deal James Harden has agreed to terms on a two-year contract to stay with the Philadelphia 76ers and will make about $14.5 million less this coming season than he could have earned under his previous deal, a person with knowledge of the negotiations said Wednesday. Harden will sign a deal worth slightly over $68 million, paying him about $33 million this season and with a $35 million player option for the 2023-24 season, according to the person who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the team has not announced the deal. NBA – Hornets’ Bridges pleads not guilty to domestic violence Prosecutors say Charlotte Hornets forward Miles Bridges has pleaded not guilty in Los Angeles to felony domestic violence charges after being accused of assaulting his girlfriend in front of their two children last month. The LA County district attorney says his office filed one felony count of injuring a child’s parent and two felony counts of child abuse under circumstances or conditions likely to cause great bodily injury or death. Bridges was arrested on June 29 by Los Angeles police and later released on $130,000 bond. NHL – Five women in NHL assistant GM jobs took different paths The five women who currently hold assistant general manager jobs around the NHL each took very different paths to the position. Vancouver’s Cammi Granato and Toronto’s Hayley Wickenheiser were Hall of Fame players. Wickenheiser got a medical degree while working in hockey. Granato did some broadcasting and scouting along the way. Émilie Castonguay was an NHLPA-certified agent for several years before joining the Canucks. Meghan Hunter worked her way up through the Chicago Blackhawks organization. And New Jersey’s Kate Madigan spent time as an accountant before switching careers to go into hockey. NCAA – Transfer portal windows endorsed for final NCAA approval Division I college football players would have two periods of time to enter the transfer portal and be immediately eligible to play if a proposed rule change gets final approval. The Division I Council endorsed several of the Transformation Committee’s initial proposals and passed them on to the D-I Board for approval. The council also moved along recommendations for expanding the benefits schools can provide athletes and concepts to improve the infractions process. Transfer portal entry windows would be set on a sport-by-sport basis. For football, there would be a 45 day-window starting in mid-December and another 15-day window that begins May 1. NCAA – Report: NCAA makes progress on gender inequality at tourneys The NCAA has adequately addressed nine of 23 recommendations for creating comparable NCAA Tournament experiences for men’s and women’s basketball players. That’s according to a progress report from a third party hired by the NCAA. A scathing report issued almost a year ago criticized the NCAA for the differences in how the men’s and women’s tournaments were administered and conducted. Among the most visible changes were “March Madness” branding and increased cross-promotion for both tournaments in 2022 and a “First Four” event for women to bring it into line with the men’s tournament. NCAA – ACC looking for ways to boost revenue, shrink financial gap Atlantic Coast Conference commissioner Jim Phillips says the league is looking for ways to boost its revenue and shrink a rising financial gap with leagues like the Big Ten and Southeastern Conference. That growing gap is stirring uncertainty about the league’s long-term future. Speaking Wednesday at the league’s preseason football media days, Phillips says “all options are on the table” and that the league is having regular conversations with ESPN on possible ways to enhance its TV deal through 2036. The league reported record revenues and distributed $36.1 million to member schools for the 2020-21 season. But the numbers lagged behind the Big Ten and SEC, leagues that are making aggressive expansion moves for future years. Golf – Stenson joins Saudi tour, removed as Ryder Cup captain Henrik Stenson is out as Ryder Cup captain for Europe. The European tour says decisions for his personal life go against the contract he signed to be captain four months ago. In the middle of it all is the Saudi-funded LIV Golf series. Stenson confirmed that he has agreed to play for LIV Golf. It’s a direct challenge to the European tour and Stenson effectively had to choose between being the Ryder Cup captain or taking guaranteed cash from a Saudi-funded league. Europe is now looking for a new captain.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode 214 of the Sports Media Podcast features ESPN NHL reporter and podcaster Emily Kaplan. In this podcast Kaplan, a co-host of In The Crease with Linda Cohn, discusses covering the Lightning-Avalanche Stanley Cup Final; how coaches and players have received her this year reporting from ice level; why some viewers seem angry at in-game coaching interviews; how therapy is helping her navigate what people say on social media; the social media feedback she gets on the NHL mandating that she wears a mask during interviews; the impact of being on television regarding getting access from players; representation in hockey and the recent hirings of Meghan Duggan, Marie Phillip Poulin and Émilie Castonguay; where the sport is heading next and more. You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kyle and JD go through potential San Jose Sharks general manager candidates now that Doug Wilson is stepping down due to health concerns. We discuss if Eric Tulsky is ready to lead a team, Émilie Castonguay's rise in the NHL world (8:00), and if trying to grab Mathieu Dache to replicate the Tampa Bay Lightning (15:00). We then look at Mike Gillis and if he can replicate the success he had in Vancouver (20:00), if super-agent Pat Brisson can make the jump from agent to GM (24:00), and some candidates that we wouldn't be very excited about (26:00). Check out the podcast on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! HelloFresh Go to HelloFresh.com/lockedon16 and use code lockedon16 for up to 16 free meals AND 3 free gifts. Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Shady Rays EXCLUSIVELY FOR OUR LISTENERS, HEAD TO SHADYRAYS.COM AND USE CODE LOCKEDON TO GET FIFTY PERCENT OFF TWO OR MORE PAIRS OF POLARIZED SUNGLASSES. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Kyle and JD go through potential San Jose Sharks general manager candidates now that Doug Wilson is stepping down due to health concerns. We discuss if Eric Tulsky is ready to lead a team, Émilie Castonguay's rise in the NHL world (8:00), and if trying to grab Mathieu Dache to replicate the Tampa Bay Lightning (15:00). We then look at Mike Gillis and if he can replicate the success he had in Vancouver (20:00), if super-agent Pat Brisson can make the jump from agent to GM (24:00), and some candidates that we wouldn't be very excited about (26:00).Check out the podcast on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!HelloFreshGo to HelloFresh.com/lockedon16 and use code lockedon16 for up to 16 free meals AND 3 free gifts.Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts!Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you.Shady RaysEXCLUSIVELY FOR OUR LISTENERS, HEAD TO SHADYRAYS.COM AND USE CODE LOCKEDON TO GET FIFTY PERCENT OFF TWO OR MORE PAIRS OF POLARIZED SUNGLASSES. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dan Rosen and Shawn Roarke were joined by Amalie Benjamin (15:25), NHL.com's Boston-based staff writer, who discussed her recent visit to Vancouver to report on and write about the new-look Canucks' executive staff complete with Emilie Castonguay and Cammi Granato, the first two women assistant general managers in NHL history. Benjamin discussed her interviews with Castonguay and Granato along with conversations she had with Canucks general manager Patrik Allvin, the first Swedish GM in NHL history, and Jim Rutherford, Vancouver's president of hockey operations. Benjamin also discussed the Bruins (32:00), the team she covers most for NHL.com. She touched on the immediate questions about goalie Jeremy Swayman and how he will handle the pressure of the upcoming Stanley Cup Playoffs, and hit on the future of center Patrice Bergeron, who is 36 years old and can become an unrestricted free agent after this season.  Rosen and Roarke also had a breakdown of the race in the Western Conference (9:00), specifically the Pacific Division, and gave reasons why it's hard for them to believe in any team besides the Calgary Flames. They talked about goalie Marc-Andre Fleury's impact on the Minnesota Wild since his arrival in a trade from the Chicago Blackhawks (5:00). The Wild have won seven in a row, including five straight since Fleury got to Minnesota. The co-hosts also gave some thoughts on the news that came out of the NHL General Managers' meetings (56:00) this week and the passing of Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk, who died Monday night. He was 62 years old (58:00). 

The President of Hockey Operations for the Vancouver Canucks, Jim Rutherford, joined Matt and Blake for the first time. Talked about his early observations of managing a Canadian team. Was born in this country and loves it. Also loves living in the US. Canada is a special place, he doesn’t need to explain the sport to anyone here. Doesn’t have a whole lot of observations at this point. Just sees the passion from the fans during the games. Talked about where he thinks the team is. They are somewhere in between that initial winning streak and what they have been since new years. They don’t have as much depth and it has affected the team. Gives the players credit. Jim doesn’t talk to the players a whole lot. That is the coach’s job. Stays on top of everything, needs wise. No real direct connection. Talked to the captains when he first got here. Says the players voices are heard by their actions. Thinks it is important to let them continue down the road in this playoff race that they have gotten themselves back into. They need to get a bit younger and in a better spot in the cap. Talked about when they will be cup competitive. The advantage is that the Canucks have a franchise goalie. With the parody in this league, it is hard to get into the playoffs but once you get there anything can happen. Referenced Nashville in 2016. Can’t put a number on how many more skaters they need. He wants 4 lines they can roll through and not worry about which one is out there. That’s what they will work towards. Talked about the structure of the FO. Everyone will be able to do their job. Critical decisions, he will weigh in on. Will let everyone know what the downside is. He is there to help when they want the help. They have very good communicators. Wanted to hire the appropriate people and let them do their jobs. Will try to create as much cap space as they can. When you are working in a flat cap world there will be some very good deals that will present themselves. Will never be as much as they want it to be. Some tough decisions, maybe unpopular ones, will have to be made. Won’t want to be picking up bad money to make room for later years. Thinks he has a good handle of the cap but no more than anyone else around the league. Gets tricky with LTIR. That’s why they brought Emelie in. She has the experience working on the player and union side. Talked about Castonguay and Granato. He is very impressed with them. They want to be there and work hard. They are learning and willing to learn and work with other people. Broke down the draft structure. Todd Harvey reports to Cammi who reports to Patrik. There are a lot of good check points. Allvin can make the final decision but he works like Jim does. Says at some point we will see Rathbone at the NHL level this season. Talked about how much he loves the game. Our Friday regular, Rick Dhaliwal, joined Matt and Blake. Started off with where the Canucks are at with JT Miller. Says that it is not a sprint, it’s a marathon. They are being patient. Deadline is still a month away. GM was only hired 2 weeks ago. Media and fans need to be patient. Says internally they are having a tough time with Miller. What is the messaging to the dressing room if you trade him in a playoff race. The players all want to win. Talked about the potential of Boeser being on the move. Rick can understand why any team would be interested in a player like that. Talked about Jack Rathbone and the injury he sustained. He has an upper body injury, would think that it is a concussion. He was ok leaving the hospital. A lot of it was precautionary. Talked about when we may see the skate jersey. Talked about Steve Armitage. Our Canucks reporter, Jeff Paterson, joined us in his regular non-game day spot. Talked about our chat with Rutherford. Couldn’t believe he said he loves the media. Talked about Jack Rathbone and the conversations surrounding him in the front office. JPat doesn’t get the impression that JR is impressed by a few wins and these results. Talked about Demko. Talked about Miller. JPat not convinced that his price will ever be higher. Thinks that he is very much in play. Talked about the 50 game mark and the difference between Green and Boudreau. Rob Williams of the Daily Hive joined Matt and Blake in his regular Friday slot. Says that Canucks fans are demanding to know who won the belt. Talked about wrestling. Talked about when we will see the Skate jersey.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

An amazing (and lengthy!) episode with 1/2 of the From Center Ice Podcast team and a writer/editor of for women's sports. We welcomed Beth and Courtney into the Storm Cellar this week to talk about the hiring of Émilie Castonguay, in general about the intersection of women and hockey (as well as women in hockey). These two passionate fans talked about the Castonguay hiring, women in hockey including Olympics, ECHL, and the PHF, as well as their perspectives of being female fans. We give out some mid-season rankings and although they're Blackhawks fans, we can all agree on some Dougie Hamilton love. If you are someone, like us, who truly wishes to see hockey grow and who thinks that hockey should be for everyone, this is the one episode of ours you should listen to. You can find them on Twitter at @wonderbeffers and @vfcentericepod

The boys have a pretty direct conversation about the recent racist incidents that occurred in the American Hockey League and the ECHL over the course of the week. The NHL condemned the incidents and Kwame and Elijah Roberts share their thoughts on them. Elijah is pumped about the Vancouver Canucks most recent front-office hires and talks about his experience dealing with Émilie Castonguay. Plus, Kwame is excited for the upcoming Winter Olympics for one reason... what is it? Listen to find out. 

The Hockey Writers Melissa Boyd, Hannah Garfield, and Mariah Stark discuss the latest news surrounding their respective teams, the Montreal Canadiens, Boston Bruins and Minnesota Wild. Plus, the ladies discuss Emilie Castonguay's hiring by the Vancouver Canucks, their Hart Trophy favourites at the halfway point of the 2021-22 season, and share how they would improve the All-Star Game. Check out The Hockey Writers' extensive Olympic coverage Our Chicks & Sticks crew are great writers, too: Melissa Boyd - Hannah Garfield - Mariah Holland - Kristy Flannery Follow The Hockey Writers: Twitter - Instagram - Facebook Sign up for the "Morning Skate" newsletter Join us in the Hockey Lounge on Discord to talk all things hockey Graphics by Vince Richard

Thursday regular and Vancouver sportscaster, Scott Rintoul joined Matt and Blake. Started off talking about the 49ers win over the Packers. Talked about the other games it reminded him of. Talked about his thoughts on Patrik Allvin. Being Swedish alone is fitting enough. Ownership deserves credit for this. Knows they are spending money after they lured people away from other teams. Talked about Émilie Castonguay. Says the women being brought in isn’t tokenism. They are clearly qualified for the job. For her to leave what she was doing shows you that this is a very good opportunity. Talked about Ryan Johnson. Believes the Sedin’s would endorse a move up within the organization. Scotty sees a more prominent roll within the Canucks FO. Answered the poll question. A market has already established itself with JT Miller. He could fetch a haul. Talked about what he sees happening in the Canucks crease. Has seen enough from Martin that he could move ahead of Halak. Nothing against Jaro but there are financial implications. Talked about Michael Reilly. Didn’t have a good sense that he’d be back after the way the season ended. His body has taken a beating. Scotty has not seen a tougher QB in any league. He is as tough as anybody. Couldn’t believe he was getting up after some hits in EDM. He was a great leader there. He is a better person than a player. The player will likely find his way into the Hall of Fame. Talked about who will come into replace him in BC.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Darren Dreger, host of Ray and Dregs and NHL Insider, joined Matt and Blake in his regular Wednesday spot. Talked about Patrik Allvin and the fact they had to go through their process before naming him the GM. By all accounts, this is a really good hire. Those who know him, think he will be successful. Thinks that one more AGM will be added. Wouldn’t be surprised if it is another female. You might get into a game of semantics of title. The department in general will be bolstered. Not sure if up to three more but they will take their time. Talked about the work ahead of Kent Hughes in MTL after he was with the team the last week. Dregs thinks agents and GM’s have already reached out to JR and Allvin. Dregs talked about having never met him. After poking around and talking to agents, he learned that PA has been pretty active with them. Talked about some Russians that he might be looking at. Thinks he will be good at finding top Euro FA’s. Talked about Castonguay. Doesn’t think her chat with the Habs went all that far. Wouldn’t be at all surprised if more than the 2 teams had an eye on her services. Talked about the path forward for the Sedin twins. They could be involved in whatever way they want to be involved. Our Canucks Reporter and one half of the Rink Wide Podcast, Jeff Paterson joined us in his regular spot. Talked about the news of the day, in hiring Patrik Allvin. Talked about who could be the 3rd AGM. Ryan Johnson makes sense when you look at who the other two are and what they do. Talked about where they need to look first in-house as most important areas to look at. Player development certainly sticks out. Was glad to hear that a practice facility is back on board. Why it hasn’t happened, with everything that is downtown, is puzzling. Would be a great partnership with the community. JPat thinks the heat is going to turn up on Brock Boeser. He has been quiet since he returned from protocol. Thinks JT Miller or Boeser that one of them will be dealt by the deadline. Thinks that JR has an itch to put his stamp and give this team a makeover. Not just a nip and tuck. Talked about how Rutherford will go about the Jaro Halak bonus. Says you could tell Halak that he will sit. Spencer Martin has played well enough to get the 6 or 7 starts that a backup would play with Demko playing so well. Talked about Kyle Burroughs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Charean Williams of Pro Football Talk joined Matt and Blake after an incredible Sunday of football. Thinks it was the greatest weekend in history. All games decided on the last play. The problem is it is all downhill from here. The Championship games will have a tough time living up to that. Talked about the OT rule in football after the Bills didn't get a chance to drive down the field after a KC TD. Charean told a story of when in 2018 PM didn't get a chance to get the ball in the playoffs and the Bills shot a rule change down. That game just left you wanting more. Maybe the Bills should have tried on onside kick. It was their best chance at a surprise. The game was over after they kicked off and PM got the ball. We all knew the Chiefs were going to go down the field and win. Talked about where QB's will want to go with all the young guns in the AFC. Thinks Josh Allen will get his chance to win a SB. It should have been on Sunday. He is good enough and so is the team. Feels that game was for the SB. Talked about Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady. Charean talked about the future of the two hall of famers. Something has changed to make Brady change his mind, having previously said he will for sure play. Many of his favourite players are FA's. Charean doesn't think he will go out the way he did. Doesn't think he will finish his career the way he did. The question is can they put enough good players around him to go out with another chance. Thinks that both will play with their respective teams next year. The Bengals truly believe that it's their time. It won't be a walk for the Chiefs. KC needs to get down to business. The biggest advantage for CIN is that KC is taxed after the Bills game. Our Canucks reporter, Jeff Paterson joined us fresh off the Émilie Castonguay presser. He was really impressed with her, always impressed with those that can handle their business in multiple languages. A very impressive person. Referenced how emotional she got when talking about her players. Talked about what EC laid out for her vision. It will be about bringing out the best in human performance. They have gotten away from that the last few years. Talked about what she will be doing in the front office. Could take the lead on contract negotiations. Talked about where the team is at with their GM search. Expecting there will be an announcement by the end of the week. Feels like it is Allvin’s job to lose. Talked about the situation on the ice and how they have navigated all the players going on Covid protocol. Giving the Canucks an A for effort. Coming out of the weekend with a single point is pretty much all they could do. Talked about the penalty kill not getting it done. They are the worst PK unit in the NHL. Talked about the goaltending situation and if they might have to go back to UBC for a backup. Talked about Doug Jarvis and his ironman streak being eclipsed. Yandle will equal the mark tonight. Kessel will also get there in 6 weeks. Incredible to think that Covid hasn’t gotten to him. John Shannon joined Matt and Blake for his regular Monday appearance. Started off talking about the hiring of Émilie Castonguay. John loved what she had to say when she said, “ if you do the work, you get the job.” She is just saying that she is the AGM and not just a woman. This goes back to the hiring of Jim Rutherford being a progressive thinker. He sees the game changing. Jim is a survivor and has a good sense on what is going on. He has always been thinking on the cutting edge. The moment he walked out of the PIT office he said to himself he will get back and he will be progressive. This is caterpillar to butterfly the last three months. Hiring the AGM before the GM makes you think that the Canucks were going to hire already and ran it by all the prospective candidates. Talked about hiring agents. It was telling to see her become emotional when talking about her clients. It says that she becomes fully entrenched in the job. We are seeing the growth and evolution of a front office.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this jammed-packed episode of Locked On NHL, Tyler Kuehl and Mike DiStefano dive into incident that happened between the Jacksonville Icemen and South Carolina Stingrays, and how there is no place in the game for racist antics.They also praise the Vancouver Canucks for the hiring of their first female Assistant General Manager, and give a shoutout to Keith Yandle for tying Doug Jarvis' 964 consecutive game streak.They end it with a look at the Eastern Conference playoff picture, before Tyler and Mike tell their stories from the Toronto Raptors 2019 NBA Championship parade (for some reason).Follow & Subscribe to the Locked On NHL Podcast on these platforms

JD, Blake and Ailish discuss Sheldon Keefe experimenting with new line combinations, William Nylander being demoted to the third line the decision to separate Matthews and Marner, and the Raptors' sporadic offensive synergy (7:35). Later, it's the A-List which includes: the Canucks' hiring of Émilie Castonguay, and the IIHF accidentally tweeting out the Canadian men's Olympic roster (41:00).The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.

On this episode of Canucks After Dark, ParkersPucks and Canuck Clay discuss the hiring of Émilie Castonguay, the first female Assistant General Manager in team history. The last 3 Canucks games are also reviewed, and the upcoming games against three playoff contenders are previewed. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/canucks-after-dark/message

Le long séjour à l'étranger des Canadiens a pris fin avec une humiliante défaite au Minnesota. C'est l'heure du bilan de mi-saison. Malgré toutes les embûches... une récolte de 23 points. Ça fait mal. La Québécoise Émilie Castonguay devient DG adjointe avec les Canucks. Les Canadiens auraient-ils dû la rencontrer? Mikaël Lalancette (Le Soleil), Guillaume Lefrançois (La Presse) et Stéphane Waite (98.5 Sports) se joignent à Jérémie Rainville pour cet autre épisode de Sortie de zone. 0:50 | Fin d'un voyage de 16 jours sur la route qui prend fin avec une gênante défaite  11:40 | Primeau, McNiven…pas de miracle, pas de match? 19:48 | Bilan de mi-saison du CH: des blessés, la COVID, absence de vétérans… est-ce que tout ça justifie les 23 points au classement?  21:15 | Kent Hughes doit-il se départir de Lehkonen, Chiarot, Petry? 33:07 | Émilie Castonguay avec Vancouver. Aucun contact avec Montréal? 38:03 | Quelques mots sur la formation d'Équipe Canada à Pékin 43:53 | Ailleurs dans la LNH Voir https://www.cogecomedia.com/vie-privee/fr/ pour notre politique de vie privée

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llets from an UZI submachine gun, wounding Jean-Paul Beaumont and killing Serge Beaudoin who died four hours later in a Sherbrooke hospital. We pick up after the coroner's process, the trial, and inquiry by the Quebec Police Commission. The three Sherbrooke police officers in question, Dion, Castonguay and Salvail were recommended for demotion for their actions, but kept their jobs, some were even promoted. The family of Serge Beaudoin took legal action, but never saw a penny in restitution. No one sent flowers or said they were sorry.For more information please visit the website: https://theresaallore.com/2021/12/25/bang-bang-knock-knock-the-rock-forest-massacre-part-3/