Podcast appearances and mentions of jesse lumsden

On today's episode Brayden Neville sits down with three time Olympian and former Ticat Jesse Lumsden. We also hear from 2022 Olympian and current Hamilton Tiger-Cat Jay Dearborn and more.

Episode 77 of The Calgary Sessions Podcast featured former CFL player and Olympic athlete Jesse Lumsden. This was another great athlete conversation that shed light on what a professional/Olympic journey looks like. We chatted about growing up around football, the importance of being a multisport athlete, draft day, chasing the NFL dream, training for bobsleigh, learning about winning culture and much more. Jeff Humphreys https://www.jeffhumphreys.ca Jesse Lumsden https://www.instagram.com/jesse.lumsden https://twitter.com/JesseLumsden28

Helly Thursday! Let's put our oars in the water with Canadian Football/Olympic stud Jesse Lumsden, a banker now. Seriously. Every Athlete turns into a banker. ANYWAY, We're talking about groundhog day, African Lion Safari's Advertising seizures, and Stoic Philosophy today! - PINK SHIRT DAY is a day to help end bullying. Our little Buddy, James P White, is doing his annual classroom talk, and we have this year's details and how you can sign up! Buy your Pink Shirt Day T-Shirt Here and support a great cause! -It's groundhog day today. Some little fuckers saw their shadow, and some didn't, but where did this stupid tradition Begin? And can a groundhog predict the future or the weather? Fred LaMarmotte in Quebec didn't predict anything this year because he was very, very dead when they pulled him out. We explain. SPORTSNET owns the rights to NHL broadcasts in Canada, and epileptic hockey fans are complaining about the digital rink board ads. You see, the glitches on the ad boards are triggering seizures in some epileptics who've had to stop watching NHL games altogether. Here comes the science!

Bullying is a major problem in our schools, workplaces, homes, and over the internet. Each year, on Pink Shirt Day, we encourage you to wear something pink to symbolize that we as a society will not tolerate bullying anywhere New this year!!!! Jimmy will be joined by some friends to help the fight to end bullying: Olympian, Mercedes Nicoll Olympian, Jesse Lumsden Burn Survivor & TEDx Speaker, Kelly Falardeau Whether you are a teacher in a school, a parent teaching from home, an employer, or a friend of the show, we invite you to join us in your Pink Shirts to stand together and end bullying.

What's it like to be on the road with this husband, father, friend, NFL & CFL player, 3x Olympian 2x World Champ medalist, sports analyst, Jesse Lumsden has got some good stories from his travels. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is one JAMPACKED episode!!Famous sportscaster and host of "Boomsies!" DAN O'TOOLE joins the show to chat about his journey to TSN, his friendship with long-time co-host JAY ONRAIT, where he got the idea for "Boomsies!,  and his new partnership with Bet Rivers.He also chats about some nights spent at Saskatoon's Crazy Cactus, the coldness of the Prairies, and what's up with Tim Horton's?Also, 3x Olympian and Homie Award-winner JESSE LUMSDEN comes back to the show to chat about the Beijing Games and some of Canada's remaining medal hopefuls!Siggy and Danny chat about the Super Bowl, the Halftime show, the NBA Trade Deadline, potential landing spots for Connor Bedard, and the MLB lockout.Plus, should doping be allowed in the Olympics? The guys debate it in a whole new HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT presented by ONE BONE!!LET'S GET WEIRD!!

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Conversations with hospitality insiders, pro athletes & party animals about their most legendary nights out! New episodes streaming weekly. From CFL and NFL football to travelling 150km/hr down an ice track, in episode 15 we are joined by former Team Canada Athlete and 3 time Olympian Jesse Lumsden. Jesse shares some of the stories from his football days as well as what each of the Olympics were like, along with some hilarious party moments from each. You definitely won't want to miss this episode of Last Call Confessions. *This podcast is intended for adult audiences and there may be language or references that some listeners may find disturbing. Guest views are their own and are not necessarily reflective of the Last Call Confessions team. Discretion is advised.

For Episode 29 of our Gryph Nation Radio podcast, we catch up with a pair of proud Gryphon alumni who, following their days as student-athletes at the University of Guelph, have gone on to earn the coveted titles of Canadian Olympians. With Thursday, February 4 marking exactly one year away from the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in Beijing, we thought it would be the perfect time to catch up with Mirela Rahneva (Canadian Olympian in the women's skeleton in PyeongChang, 2018) and Cody Sorensen (Canadian Olympian in the men's 4-man bobsleigh, Sochi 2014).Mirela "Mimi" Rahneva played four seasons with the Gryphons women's rugby from 2007 to 2010. During her time as a Gryphon, Mimi was a three-time OUA champion and four-time CIS bronze medalist while studying tourism management. Following her graduation, Mimi made a seamless transition from the rugby pitch to the sled, where she has gone on to become a fixture on the international circuit for skeleton. Mimi currently has her sights set on Beijing 2022 where she hopes to earn the title of two-time Olympian.Ottawa native Cody Sorensen attended the University of Guelph from 2004 to 2008, competing on the Gryphons men's track and field team. During his days as a Gryphon student-athlete, Cody was a three-time national medalist in the men's 60m hurdles, and was a key part of an unforgettable 2007-08 season when the Guelph Gryphons were crowned national champions for the first time in program history (on both the men's and women's sides). After earning his undergrad from U of G in management economics and finance, Cody would move from the track to bobsleigh after turning heads at an open identifiction camp held by Bobsleigh Canada at York University. After serving as an alternate at the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver, Cody would officially earn the title of Olympian at the 2014 Games in Sochi where he represented Canada in the four-man bobleigh alongside Justin Kripps, Jesse Lumsden and Ben Coakwell. 

Season 2 of the Walk-Off Homers kicks off with the HOMIE AWARDS! A celebration of all the great things that happened in Season 1!Some of the best guests from the previous season join us to accept their awards! This episode features DARREN DREGER, LEAH HEXTALL, JESSE LUMSDEN, SARAH TIANA, ERIC FRANCIS, LEIGH HOLLAND-KEEN, AND ROB VANSTONE!!The guys also hand out the award for YOUR favourite guest... tune in to see who it is!It's a jam packed awards show that you don't want to miss!

On the 387th episode of the Dean Blundell Show, Dean welcomes Darrin Pfeiffer and Jesse Lumsden to the program. Let's talk Lockdowns. Calgary VS California VS Ontario. Are we all getting vaccinated??? Speaking of Covid19, Tom Cruise lost his shit yesterday filming MI7 and the audio is fucking awesome. Someone stole 500k worth of Gretzky Memorabilia. Who the fuck robs Walter Gretzky? Watch: https://youtu.be/HXWMmztD2AU See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Former CFL All-Star and Team Canada Olympic Bobsledder JESSE LUMSDEN joins the guys to chat about his football career and some of his favourite moments, He also shares why he transitioned to bobsleigh and what it was like to participate in 3 Olympic Games! He and Ribsy also decide to start a team in one of Canada's fastest growing sports! The guys also debate sports headlines in FACT or FICTION, and they're joined by a special guest to break down the NFL season so far in IMMACULATE PERCEPTION.LET'S GET WEIRD!!

This week, I had the honour of chatting with Jesse Lumsden - 3x Olympian Lumsden is a McMaster product and a Hec Crighton Trophy winner, invited to the East-West Shrine Game. Drafted 6th overall in CFL draft in 05, Jesse Lumsden spent some time with NFL's Seattle Seahawks and Washington Redskins and later played for Hamilton TiCats, Edmonton, and Calgary. Lumsden currently leads strategic partnerships for Neo Financial, a Fintech Startup. tanvirbhangoo.com TBX Digital Inc.

The boys are back and Jesse Lumsden slides by for a chat to talk about his football career, Olympics -- and beating Mantracker!!

Chris and Tim hang out and chat while Jesse Lumsden is stuck in traffic.  Lots of good stories and great ideas over a few beers. Beer Buzz, Beer Would You Rather and What You Drinkin' Bahd?Featuring beers from Sons of Kent, Clifford Brewing, Fairweather Brewery, Collective Arts 

Welcome to the 295th episode of the Dean Blundell Show. In today's episode, we welcome Abby Simpson and Jesse Lumsden. The group discusses the amazing weather out west, Abbys article regarding Brian Adams comments, aggressive vegans, phrasing, thirst traps, boob articles, short hair, and a lady pleasuring herself inside an Ikea. Dean and Jesse continue the discussion and analyze bum guns, ‘The Last Dance', being competitive, teammates and bobsledding. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We get down to four in our chocolate bar bracket. Former NHL enforcer Krzystof Oliwa joins. Brian Burke jumps on. Boomer’s nemesis and exact opposite Jesse Lumsden is on. We unearth a new level of Krahn Laugh.

Welcome to the 283rd episode of the Dean Blundell Show. In today's episode, Dean welcomes Olympian and CFL/NFL running back Jessie Lumsden. Jessie explains how he has been handling quarantine, the bum gun, buying a bidet, transitioning from professional sports to real life, and his new career at Neo Financial. The boys discuss CBD/THC, the stigma leaving the substance, replacing pills with plants, not be able to shit for 5 days, using cannabis guilt-free, butt plugs, tampons, and the lottery system. We close wits playing golf, the sport we miss the most right now, sporting events with fans not coming any time soon, the CFL 150 million dollar bailout, Alberta hating Ontario, Justin Trudeau, and what we're watching during the isolation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pinder and Steinberg give their take on Round 1 of the NHL Draft and if anything surprised them. Jesse Lumsden weighs in on his experience with NFL Draft and Nathan Rourke discusses how he’s preparing for the CFL/NFL Draft. Tommy Wheeldon Jr. touches on how coronavirus has impacted the CPL and how they’re preparing for […]

Jesse is a two sport superstar who excelled on the gridiron before he found himself sliding into the Olympics.  We take a colourful journey through his football/bobsleigh career.  We talk family, teammates, and why he chose the practice roster over the active roster.

The Awkward Throat Clear Ep. 36 - Jesse Lumsden Sitting down with an Olympian and former CFL Runningback. Jesse shares the ups and down of his journey on becoming a professional athlete. Not to mention switching sports and representing Canada at three Olympic. It was incredible to sit down with one of my favourite runningbacks! I hope you all enjoy!

This episode features Jesse Lumsden who after a standout college football career at McMaster University where he won the Hec Crighton Trophy as the most outstanding CIS football player went on to play four years for the CFL’s Hamilton Tiger-Cats where he was nominated for Rookie of the Year in 2006 and an East All-star team member in 2007.  In 2009 he signed as a free agent with the Edmonton Eskimos but a shoulder injury ended the season very early. He turned this injury into opportunity and pushed in the 2 and 4-man Bobsled with legend Pierre Leuders at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver. He called it quits in football in 2010 and went on to compete at two more Olympic games in Sochi and PyeongChang racing in both the 2 and 4 man events. He won a silver medal at the 2012 and 2017 world championships in two-man and the Crystal Globe in 2012 and 2017 as the overall points winner in two-man with teammates Lyndon Rush and Justin Kripps.

Jesse Lumsden's career has spanned the NFL, CFL, and three Olympic Bobsled campaigns. When people talk about being a pure athlete - he's what they mean. So it is kind of amazing to learn that one of Canada's most respected sportsmen, has been denied Super bowls, Grey cups, Vanier cups, and Olympic hardware. Does missing those big ticket team wins haunt him? Absolutely. But Lumsden points out - the absence of a victory does not mean the presence of a failure. As an athlete, his conscience is clean as can be. He has given himself every possible preparation and opportunity to succeed. If that sounds like he's saying the medals are not as important as the process of getting there... well, he probably is.

It's one of the strongest bobsleigh teams Canada has ever had and Jesse and his teammates are expecting big things in Korea. 

Although Russia is banned by the International Olympic Committee, it's athletes are not. Something seems to have changed within the IOC because this kind of decision would have never happened before. The question does still remain, why would Russia do something like this on such a large scale for an athletics competition? Are the Olympics just about sport? Guest: Bob Barney, Founder of the International Centre for Olympic Studies at Western University-Though it's pretty much common knowledge that the IOC has banned Russia but when it was first discovered that Russia had a large scale doping program for its Olympic athletes, athletes like Jesse Lumsden were outraged and rightly so. Scott recounts his interview with Lumsden and just how much hard work Lumsden has to put in for the smallest of gains.- The Auditor General's Report has been released and it's nothing short of crazy when you hear about the things that the government has been spending your taxes on. 1 in every 6 buildings owned by the government of Ontario is empty, SCUBA gear, car washes and raccoon traps are among the weirdest and most unnecessary things that our government has spent our money on. Could there be a legitimate reason why taxpayer's money was spent on raccoon traps? Guest: Alan Carter, Global News Anchor-Doesn't TV do such a good job at showing what it's like to be a homicide detective out on a case? No, it doesn't so then how is a real life homicide case handled? What are the steps that need to be taken and can you really get a murderer's DNA from a drop of blood in 20 minutes? Guest: Rick Arnold, Retired Hamilton Police Department Homicide Detective -The Blue Jays are reportedly on sale right now after it slipped out during an interview a few days ago. If this is true, who will buy the Blue Jays? Scott caught up with Bubba O'Neil to talk about what his thoughts are on the idea of the Blue Jays being sold. Do you think that Rogers should sell the Blue Jays or keep them? Guest: Bubba O'Neil, Sports Anchor at CHCH

CFL Running Back and 2-Time Winter Olympian, Jesse Lumsden joined us this week on the show. Jesse is an old friend of Andy and Mike and the start with some reminiscing of their days playing football, followed by Jesse's journey to 2 Olympic games (Vancouver 2010, Sochi 2014). The conversation later flows into the world of bow hunting and then into floatation therapy.

Todd welcomes Brent Butt, Jesse Lumsden and Mizz Barbie Bitch