Podcasts about cathal kelly

Over the weekend, Globe & Mail columnist, Cathal Kelly, put out a piece saying there is "nothing entertaining" about Hockey Night In Canada. Is it still appointment television for you or would you like to see some changes to the Canadian institution? The Green Zone

The Globe and Mail's Cathal Kelly has high hopes for the upcoming Olympic Games in Paris. He thinks that 2012 was the last great Olympics and right now, with so much conflict and division, the world really needs a global event to rally around.He explains what the Olympics offer beyond the highest competition for amateur athletes, as well as, what Canada has to do to have a successful Games and which Canadians may end up becoming cultural heroes.Questions? Comments? Ideas? Email us at thedecibel@globeandmail.com

So Wendy never reads sports, but always reads Cathal Kelly, the sports writer at the Globe and Mail. He's funny and fearless and clever, Cathal just happens to have chosen sports as the best vehicle. We pretended we were going to talk about the upcoming Paris Olympics, and we did! (Cathal loves the Olympics, aka 23-year-olds doing crazy, exceptional things, sometimes involving the River Seine) We also talk about his book, a memoir Cathal wrote a couple of years ago, called “Boy Wonders”. The book says intimacy makes him nervous, but it's so revealing. He tells of loving Morrissey of The Smiths and George Orwell, who both argue your dreams usually don't come true. Just try to be happy, says Cathal, but then why has he not lowered his expectations for his writing? We talk about that, how his mother is still terrifying, and how the perfect way to style your hair is with French Formula hairspray. A video and transcription of the show are available on the episode page. We love writing and would love for you to read what we write. Sign up for our Substack Newsletter. If you would like to support the show, we do have partner opportunities available. Please email Wendy and Maureen at womenofir@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Greg Strong of the Canadian Press and Ted Wyman of Postmedia are joined by Globe and Mail sports columnist and author Cathal Kelly, who has been covering some of the world's biggest sporting events for the last 20 years, then dive into the hottest topics of the week in sports.  03:40 - Interview with Cathal Kelly 30:56 - Corey Perry Signing 34:26 - Patrick Roy/Keefe Future 39:09 - NFL Divisional Matchups 41:32 - Curling Storylines 49:01 - Sports Illustrated 52:00 - MLB Countdown 55:41 - All Timers

Despite an early goal by Alphonso Davies, Canada lost to Croatia by 4-1, making them the second team to be eliminated from the World Cup. In this episode, Sonja Missio and John Doyle break down the devastating loss and what went wrong, as well as how their final match against Morocco could decide the outcome for the rest of the group.  Plus, Sonja speaks to The Globe's sports columnist Cathal Kelly, who is on the ground in Qatar, about what that experience has been like. And of course, we delve into other key results from the group stage.

Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai disappeared from the public eye after accusing the former vice-premier of China of sexually assaulting her. The accusation was wiped from her Weibo account within an hour.Nothing much happened until tennis stars like Naomi Osaka and Billie Jean King, along with international media and the Women's Tennis Association, began asking where Peng went a few weeks later. Then a message allegedly from Peng appeared, followed by a video purportedly showing her safely out at dinner. This didn't convince everyone of her safety or that her allegations were being taken seriously by Chinese authorities.But, as Globe sports columnist Cathal Kelly argues, it was enough to kill the news story and to quiet calls for boycotting the upcoming Beijing Olympics.

American gymnast Simone Biles withdrew from both the team and individual all-around competitions, a few athletes have passed out from the Tokyo July heat and dozens of people connected to the Olympics have COVID-19, while case counts reach all-time highs in the surrounding neighbourhoods.On the other hand, Canada's athletes have made this one of the best Summer Games for our country so far, with some amazing performances from swimmers Maggie Mac Neil, Penny Oleksiak and others. Globe columnist Cathal Kelly joins us from Tokyo to tell us the highs and lows from these Games.

On this week's episode, Brent and Ryan are joined in the studio by Shaggy, who would like to defend his Quarterback, Tua Tagovailoa of the Miami Dolphins. We also discuss:Kwame Brown chose to "engage in mutual combat" with the members of All The Smoke podcast, including Matt Barnes (Becky with the good hair,) Stephen Jackson, and Gilbert Arenas. We love it.  Brent and I had our very first Dumpster Baby, which will now be the name for anyone that takes us too seriously and turns into a fully grown child on social media.  From mopping floors at the SLAM magazine headquarters to small-time news producer in Jackson, MS.Turning sports talk into personal beef.Basketball player to rapper...can it work?Baseball's "Unwritten Rules" and why guys like Tony LaRussa need to go away.Stephen A. Smith and others with  horrible takes on Mike Trout and Shohei Ohtani of the  Las Angeles Anaheim Angels of California and Disneyland. Cathal Kelly's trash take on Pittsburgh Penguins star, Sidney Crosby.Details on our upcoming Steve Cockslam Seattle SuperSonics jersey GIVEAWAY!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Idiotvillepodcast)

“Swinford Chats” hosted by hotelier Cathal Kelly and communications freelancer Tommy Stenson, will bring you a mix of local news, interviews, and special performances from those in Swinford and its surrounding areas.

Not only is Cathal Kelly the hugely admired sports columnist from The Globe and Mail, he's also the recipient of the 2019 Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour for his childhood memoir, “Boy Wonders”. Today, we're going to talk with Cathal about sport and business in the time of COVID … How the NBA made the pandemic real for most people … What the hell are the games going to look like when they ‘em going again!? And, will anybody care?Plus, Jenni Byrne and Scott Reid are back for The Herle Burly #PoliticalPanel. We'll debate government efforts to reopen retail and other parts of the economy, whether Canada's NDP is getting any credit for the federal government policies, and finally, we'll share our experiences that leaders have with confronting electoral loss.Watch conversations from The Herle Burly on YouTube.The Herle Burly was created by Air Quotes Media with support from our presenting sponsor TELUS, as well as Queen's Park Today.Thank you for joining us on The Herle Burly podcast. Please take a moment to give us a rating and review on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, Google Podcasts or your favourite podcast app.SHOW NOTES:David's Quarantine Book Recommendation this week is Discipline of power: The Conservative interlude and the Liberal by Jeffrey Simpson: https://www.amazon.ca/Discipline-power-Conservative-interlude-restoration/dp/0920510248/ref=sr_1_16?keywords=discipline+of+power&qid=1590535621&s=books&sr=1-16 

Sportsnet makes sweeping changes to Canadian TV Coverage. The NHL changes the Coach's Challenge and some other rules. Meanwhile there's been some minor signings while everyone waits for Marner.   Tyler Stockman GoFundMe Page: https://www.gofundme.com/f/1pkzfs3rtc Get your ScuttlePuck swag: www.cafepress.com/scuttlepuck Listen Here:  iTunes  Google Play  Stitcher  Direct MP3   iHeart Radio Banter - Dale had a tough week Rasmus Ristolainen - what will the Sabres do Sweeping changes at Sportsnet Hurricanes unveil their new away sweater Bill Guerin is the new Wild GM Derek Brassard, Colin White and Pat Maroon sign contracts Rule Changes Kuznetsov Banned from IIHF play for cocaine use Cathal Kelly is bad Rathole Intro/Outro Music Artist: Sam Roberts Song: Every Part of Me

Over the weekend, star NFL quarterback Andrew Luck retired at the prime age of 29, citing his many injuries as the reason. The past few years have seen revelations about the physical toll NFL players face, including CTE and other potential brain injuries. Today on Front Burner, Globe & Mail sports columnist Cathal Kelly joins us to discuss how this shock retirement might shape pro football, and whether the sport is viable in the future.

We are so delighted to have Naomi from Consumed by Ink joining us to discuss the 2019 Stephen Leacock Medal for Humour, Boy Wonders by Cathal Kelly. We delve into lots of stuff in this one. We look forward to … Continue reading →

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In this episode of the Paul James on Soccer podcast, Paul provides his thoughts on Toronto FC's huge victory over FC Dallas to earn a spot in the Knockout stage of the CONCACAF Champions League and whether or not that achievement will buoy attendance and fan interest for TFC as the team heads into a crucial year in 2012. He also provides his thoughts on Toronto's underwhelming performance in their final league match against New England, gives his opinion on a much debated recent article on TFC in the Toronto Star by Cathal Kelly and highlights the importance of bringing Joao Plata back to Toronto next season. Paul also provides his assessment of Vancouver's loss to Colorado in their season finale, speculates on the absence of Eric Hassli from that game and discusses whether or not Whitecaps fans should be concerned by the manner in which Martin Rennie's 2011 Carolina squad struggled down the stretch and in the playoffs. Lastly, Paul provides his picks for his favourites and dark horse teams for the 2011 MLS Cup and discusses the historical and future ramifications of the MLS coming to Canada.