Podcast appearances and mentions of denny morrison

On today's show: an upcoming deadline has Ukrainian newcomers in a precarious situation. We hear from an organization calling for across-the-board visa extensions; finding meaning in your work can be the difference between happiness and burn out. We hear from author Jennifer Moss about what she discovered writing her latest book; we chat with Olympic medalist Denny Morrison, who is being honoured today at the Olympic Oval for his speed skating accolades.

Gold medal-winning speed skater Denny Morrison's near death experience, and a teammate's selflessness. A competitor gave up his place to give Denny a sporting break, but a devastating motorbike accident was to follow. He fought back against multiple injuries, before then suffering a stroke. But Denny refused to be beaten, qualifying for the 2018 Olympics.

Join us in our 1st interview of 2023 as we chat with former Olympic Speed Skater, Denny Morrison! We chat about his career, favourite memories and what it's like to continuously see individuals break their own records in sport.

In this episode, we unpack the most pressing concern facing human services and post-acute organizations today: the staffing shortage. Hear how you can flip the script from the “Great Resignation” to the “Great Transformation” by using technology strategies to recruit, retain and empower staff.Listen as three industry experts, Peter Flick, VP and General Manager of Bells Netsmart; Mike Dordick, Senior VP Post-Acute Strategy, Netsmart and President, McBee; and Danielle Ross, VP and Virtual Chief Information Officer, Netsmart discuss with host Denny Morrison, Ph.D., Chief Clinical Advisor, Netsmart, how to optimize every facet of your organization, including:Workflow optimization (EHR utilization, Artificial Intelligence)System optimization (Technology usage)Personnel optimization (Operating at top of license)To hear more episodes like this one, look for the Netsmart CareThreads podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or your favorite podcast player.

Denny Morrsion is a 4X Olympian, 4X Olympic medalist, including one gold as a speed skater for Team Canada. In this episode we discuss not only Denny's journey in athletics but also overcoming a motorcycle accident and a stroke to compete for the fourth time at the Olympic games. I hope you enjoy Denny's journey of failures and successes so far. Also In The Arena is donating $250 on Denny's behalf to the Branch Out Foundation, which was founded by former guest Crystal Phillips. The Branch Out Foundation looks to accelerate tech solutions and non-pharmaceutical approaches to neurological disorders, including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Autism, Depression, Multiple Sclerosis, Concussions and many other neurological disorders. You can find out more at https://www.branchoutfoundation.com/ . #whatdrivesyou #success #speedskating

This week, two-time Olympic Canadian speed skater Gilmore Junio joins us for an extended podcast that covers topics ranging from gaming to legos, hockey to short track. But in 2014, one text message reshaped the Sochi Winter Olympic Games and Canadian speed skating history. Gilmore shares the story about giving up his spot to race in the 1000m Olympic race in Sochi to his fellow teammate, Denny Morrison. In what is widely understood to be one of the most gracious and selfless Olympic acts of our generation, Gilmore explains how it happened, why it happened, and how his life changed as a result. In a fairytale ending, Morrison went on to claim the silver medal for Team Canada in Gilmore's race. We have plenty of fun with Gilmore as he sits in the hot seat for his Top 3, including Marvel characters & lego sets. Find out which Olympic champion Gilmore nominates to come on Hanging With Champions next in "Who's Next?"

Alpine Credits Pregame - Guests include: Denny Morrison (2010 Olympic Gold Medalist Speed Skating) & Craig Button (TSN Director of Scouting)

Long track speed skater Denny Morrison looks back on the Vancouver Olympics & discusses his disappointment of not reaching the podium in his individual races to winning the gold medal in the Team Pursuit.

Dr. Dennis Morrison is a private consultant and Chief Clinical Advisor for Netsmart Technologies. He holds two Masters degrees in Psychology and Exercise Physiology from Ball State University. His doctorate in Counseling Psychology is also from Ball State. He's an author, speaker (including a TEDx Talk). He also served in the US Navy as an Aerospace Physiologist training, among others, members of TopGun. He joins the guys in this episode to talk about physical exercise and mental health.

This week's guest is Denny Morrison who joins us to talk about using the Minelab GPX and his experiences of hunting DIV (Diggin in Virginia) as well his thoughts on other detectors and types of hunting.Be sure and check out our sponsors:American Digger Magazine - www.americandigger.comDetectees Metal Detecting Apparel & Gear - www.detectees.comMurray Branch Outdoors (Tim Henderson 615-948-4611)

This week's guest is Denny Morrison who joins us to talk about using the Minelab GPX and his experiences of hunting DIV (Diggin in Virginia) as well his thoughts on other detectors and types of hunting.Be sure and check out our sponsors:American Digger Magazine - www.americandigger.comDetectees Metal Detecting Apparel & Gear - www.detectees.comMurray Branch Outdoors (Tim Henderson 615-948-4611)

His speed on the Oval ought to be enough for everyone, but Gilmore Junio's big choices are what sets him apart for Canadian fans. He seemed to embody everything good about the Olympian ideal in 2014, when Junio elected to give up his own qualifying spot to teammate Denny Morrison, in order that his friend could race for a medal. More recently, Junio's decision to take his training to Norway after years of working in the Canadian system raised eyebrows too. Gil's fine with that. The question now is what bold choices does the future hold?

That he should even be at PyeongChang, after his devastating motorbike crash and ensuing stroke...well, it is a remarkable story. Denny Morrison’s attitude just before the games, was that getting himself back to this level of fitness means he has already succeeded… no matter how he fares in the medals department. Kelly VanderBeek's conversation with Denny Morrison is mostly an incredible story of recovery.

Chatting with speed skating phenom Denny Morrison (of Calgary, Alberta) on touring the Arizona Trail with his fiancée, rehabbing from a motor bike accident, a stroke, mountain biking as cross training, and the ketosis debate.

Shatner to Serve as Calgary Stampede Parade Grand Marshal It's a well-known fact that William Shatner loves horses. It's also a well-known fact that he's Canadian. Sometimes those two things come together in the perfect storm, which is exactly what is happening beginning July 4 when Shatner kicks off the Calgary Stampede Parade as Grand Marshal. Captain Kirk will be joined by speed skaters Gilmore Junio and Denny Morrison as honorary marshals at the event that supports the non-profit organization. Shatner admits that, despite his love of horses, he's never been to the Calgary Stampede. We're just wondering if he might run into Captain Picard there so they can ride off into the Nexus. Find out more about the Stampede at StarTrek.com.   Star Trek Exhibition Beams Down to Jakarta When it comes to big Star Trek events, no one gets the goodies like the United States. England and Germany get to play in the stars from time to time, but Asia often feels like the land that Trek forgot. Fans in Indonesia, therefore, are rejoicing as Star Trek: The Exhibition has touched down in Jakarta for a six-week stay. The museum-like traveling exhibition, which include costumes, props, and even recreated sets from the television series, is currently calling Gandaria City Ground External home.    Find out more and see photos at StarTrek.com.

Episode 13 of Project Adventure begins with a much needed oil change and RV servicing, then it’s off to the 101rst Calgary Stampede – Come Hell or High Water! Brent, Mike, Ryan and Chris put on their signature white Stampede hats and head for the action. Just past the gates, the boys meet up with ‘Petro Canada FACE’ athlete and Olympic hopeful, Barrett Martineau, a member of the Canadian National skeleton team. With Barrett as their guide, the boys catch a glimpse of some of the Stampede’s finest attractions including the rodeo, motocross and the 36 chuck wagon GMC Rangeland Derby (whose winner receives $100,000 prize!). Then it’s off to Calgary’s Olympic Oval for a speed skating lesson with Olympians Ivanie Blondin and Denny Morrison. After countless wipeouts and a few races, the boys head back to the RV, trailing a hobbling, slightly injured Ryan.