Podcast appearances and mentions of howard kelsey

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Chapter 1: In the wake of the riots at the US Capitol, the Liberal government is revising a plan to regulate social media. Guest: Steven Guilbeaut, Heritage Minister Chapter 2: Details are limited but Governor General Julie Payette has resigned her appointment amid allegations of harassment from staff members.  Joining us to talk about the circumstances surrounding her departure we have Global News Chief Political Correspondent David Akin.  Guest: David Akin, Global News chief political correspondent. Chapter 3: The Tokyo Olympics are in limbo as Japanese officials say they’re determined to go ahead.  Meanwhile, the Canadian men’s team is facing fines for refusing to play during the pandemic. The olympic basketball trials were scheduled to be held in Victoria in June, but no word on what will become of that yet. Guest:  Howard Kelsey, former member of the Canadian men’s olympic basketball team, Canadian basketball hall of fame inductee. Chapter 4: The big news today of course is the press conference from the provincial government scheduled for 10:30 this morning.  They’re presenting the new vaccine rollout plan after Pfizer announced that shipments of their COVID-19 vaccines were delayed.  Guest: Mahesh Nagarajan, Chair of Operations and Logistics in the Sauder School of Business at UBC. Chapter 5: Now-former Governor General Julie Payette has left the post vacant, resigning amid allegations of workplace harassment. Guest: Christine deClercy, Associate Professor in Western University's department of political science and co-director of Western's Leadership and Democracy Laboratory. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour two of The Night Market features comments from Adam Silver + Jason Beck & Howard Kelsey from the BC Sports Hall of Fame!

Howard Kelsey, BC Sports Hall of Fame member, discusses the NBA's plans for a 22-team gathering in Orlando!

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The mainframe weekend edition of the program on the TSN Radio Network, as Tom Mayenknecht rates and debates the Bulls & Bears of sport business, hour 4 of the show features a wrap up of the stories from the weekend, as well a conversation with Howard Kelsey about the Victoria Invitational, and Thea Culley of KidSport.

An evening edition of the program on TSN1040, as Tom Mayenknecht rates and debates the Bulls & Bears of sport business. In this hour, Tom speaks with Canada One Foundation's Howard Kelsey on this weekend's Victoria Invitational NCAA Women's Basketball tournament, as well as the FIBA qualifier next year, plus TSN Calgary's Jermain Franklin on the Bill Peters story.

An evening edition of the program on TSN1040, as Tom Mayenknecht rates and debates the Bulls & Bears of sport business. In this hour, Tom speaks with Canada One Foundation's Howard Kelsey on this weekend's Victoria Invitational NCAA Women's Basketball tournament, as well as the FIBA qualifier next year, plus TSN Calgary's Jermain Franklin on the Bill Peters story.

Varsity Letters — The Podcast is celebrating basketball and football as the calendar gets set to take us into December.   Joining us first is Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame inductee Howard Kelsey, who brings us up to date on the Greater Victoria Invitational NCAA women’s basketball tournament, as well as all the big news on tap with the Canadian men’s national team and its bid to qualify for the Olympics. Hint: Our NBA players may participate en masse.   As well, we’re joined by Simon Fraser football’s Rysen John, the 6-foot-7 receiver who speaks not only to the next challenge in his gridiron career, but on his high school days spent playing for Vancouver College. He’ll be cheering on the Fighting Irish when they face Lord Tweedsmuir in Saturday’s Subway Bowl AAA final at B.C. Place.   Varsity Letters is Canada’s only podcast dedicated solely to the coverage of provincial high school and university sports. You can find us here each Wednesday, or at Spotify, Apple Music, Google Play or wherever you listen to podcasts.

An evening edition of the program on TSN1040, as Tom Mayenknecht rates and debates the Bulls & Bears of sport business, hour 3 of the show includes a look around the world of sports with various hot audio clips from the day, as well Howard Kelsey joins to talk Canada basketball.

An evening edition of the program on TSN1040, as Tom Mayenknecht rates and debates the Bulls & Bears of sport business, hour 3 of the show includes a deep dive into the disappointing showing by Canada at the FIBA World Cup, where to place the blame for the lack of professional representation, and a positive spin with Howard Kelsey.

Former Vancouver born basketball star Howard Kelsey joined The Sport Market on TSN1040 to discuss the happenings from the local scene in hoops and the events he's helping to usher in, as well to give his expert opinion on the current state of Canada Basketball after the embarrassing showing at the FIBA World Cup.

An evening edition of the program on TSN1040, as Tom Mayenknecht rates and debates the Bulls & Bears of sport business, hour 1 includes plenty of NBA Finals talk after the Raptors missed their first show to clinch the title, as well reaction to the first 40 minutes of game 7 in the NHL; guests include Howard Kelsey.

Former Canadian national basketball team great, and recent inductee into the Canadian basketball hall of fame Howard Kelsey joined the "PM Drive" and spoke about the birth place of basketball needing its own physical hall of fame, and what the future looks like for Canada's men's national basketball team.

Howard Kelsey joins the Sport Market to give an update on how the Vancouver Showcase has progressed, including plans to improve on the tournament in the coming years.

Former Canadian basketball player Howard Kelsey and the President and CEO of Canada Basketball Glen Grunwald talk about the Vancouver Showcase this weekend.

An evening edition of the program following the announcement of the BC Sports Hall of Fame inductees this year; Aziz Rajwani & Howard Kelsey join the show.

Howard Kelsey from the Vancouver Showcase joins the Sport Market to give an update on the tournament which is just over a week away, as NCAA Division 1 basketball teams will find themselves in Vancouver.

Howard Kelsey, former Canadian Olympic basketball player joins the Sport Market to discuss the Vancouver Showcase and the market of basketball in the city.

On BIV Today... Big-time college hoops are coming to Vancouver in November when four men's and eight women's NCAA teams compete in the Vancouver Showcase at the Vancouver Convention Centre. Kirk LaPointe talks to one of the event's organizers, Howard Kelsey, about the logistics in bringing north the basketball event. Kirk LaPointe hosts, see more at https://biv.com/.

Former Canadian Basketball team member Howard Kelsey joined the show to discuss Canada's win a the FIBA U19's.

New Fraser Valley Cascades athletic director Steve Tuckwood, former Canadian national men’s basketball team player Howard Kelsey and longtime UBC basketball head coach Terry McKaig.

#66. NBC syndication. "The Thing In The Tunnel". A story based on "The Signalman," by Charles Dickens. What is the message the ghost on the railroad tracks is trying so hard to give? Listen that's the long moaning whistle of the through express wailing through the lonesome night crying like a lost and angry soul in the mountains. Howard Kelsey had heard that mournful crying for ten years and each time it reminded him of McGregor who was the signalman.   The Weird Circle was a syndicated series produced in New York and licensed by Mutual, and later, NBC's Red network. For two seasons, it cranked out 39 shows (78 total) consisting mostly of radio adaptations of classic horror stories   The show's strength was stories from famous writers of the two genres, including Robert Lewis Stevenson, Victor Hugo, Edgar Alan Poe and even Charles Dickens. Most all of the stories came from the Victorian era or older. Shop for Classic Horror Shows