Podcast appearances and mentions of karl subban

Amid attacks on diverse and equity programs we hear from callers about how that affects the meaning of Black History Month this year. We also hear from author, long-time educator and father of three NHL players, Karl Subban, Mark Harrison, founder of The MH3 Collective and Black Talent Initiative, and Tosen Nwadei, assistant professor at the University of Toronto, who researches stigma and inequality.

Welcome to the Belleville Sens Podcast! Each week, David Foot and Brock Ormond will recap and break down the past week's games, check in with Belleville Sens players, staff, and other special guests, and preview the week of American Hockey League action ahead. On Season 3 Episode 11: David and Brock flash back a little over a week, to when the Sens picked up back-to-back wins on the road at Manitoba, before returning home to extend their win streak to five games, with a win against the Syracuse Crunch. Then, we recap a pair of home losses to the Rochester Americans last week (13:20) and look back on our 2024 Belleville Bulls Tribute Game celebrating the 1999 OHL Champion Belleville Bulls (26:50). Tim Durkin will catch up with Bulls alumni Ryan Ready (33:25), Justin Papineau (44:45), coach Lou Crawford (48:45) and Karl Subban (57:30), the father of PK, Malcolm (who now plays for the Sens) and Jordan, who all spent their junior careers in Belleville. Lastly, we'll get you set for Belleville's visit to Laval on Friday, December 20 and their home matchup against Springfield on Saturday, December 21. (1:01:55).

In this episode, Anthony and Ashton go behind the Mic with famous NHL Hockey Dad, Educator, Best-Selling Author, Speaker, and Mentor, Mr. Karl Subban. FatherSon FunTalk with the dynamic Leader who inspires Kids and Adults to believe and achieve in School, Career and Life. They also go Gold, Silver, Bronze for School-inspired Athlete names. The Show concludes with All-Pro Go and a salute to their Champs & Chums.

The Sheriff Podcast * Live taping at Bottomline Sports Bar * Episode 176 Featuring Karl Subban * It was such an honour to have Hockey dad; author; speaker, retired school principal Mr. Karl Subban down at Bottomline. His story is incredible and is such a motivation to us all. Thank you Karl Subban for coming on our show and inspiring us all! * Full Episode available on all platforms * Episode Sponsor- @raymondlarose *

Gambling on sports games used to be illegal, but now it's all over our televisions with several commercials broadcasted during every game. Former NHLer PK Subban's father Karl Subban joins the show to chat about why sports betting needs a crackdown. The City of Surrey has a new offer on the table for more money towards their police transition. We continue the discussion of housing in the province after Prime Minister Trudeau promoted the Housing Accelerator Fund. And crime reporter Kim Bolan joins to talk about the issues surrounding the Hells Angles after the recent seizure of three clubhouses. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ontario cartoonist Seth uses the comic book form to look at life, host and comedian Rick Mercer answers The Next Chapter's version of the Proust questionnaire, NHL dad Karl Subban on what inspired his latest kids' book, Jen Ferguson reveals why she wrote the timely YA novel Those Pink Mountain Nights, and more.

Hockey season is here, with the NHL's preseason kicking off this weekend and many kids and parents gearing up for youth leagues. As the father of three pro hockey players, Karl Subban knows the excitement this time of year can spur – a feeling he aims to capture in his new book for kids, The Hockey Skates. Subban joins Piya Chattopadhyay to talk about his family's experience overcoming adversity in hockey, and why he still feels optimistic about the sport despite the cultural problems that continue to plague it.

Host Piya Chattopadhyay speaks with South Asian history professor Neilesh Bose about how Canada's allegations against India are playing out in diaspora communities, political science professor Bessma Momani and former diplomat Arif Lalani unpack how recent events are affecting Canada's role on the world stage, Karl Subban talks about finding joy in hockey despite the problems plaguing it, IPCC chair Jim Skee reflects on the climate crisis, and Royal Ontario Museum curator Alexandra Palmer unspools the radical history of the cardigan. Discover more at https://www.cbc.ca/sunday

Ann Rohmer looks at Online Betting with hockey dad Karl Subban Tina Cortese is with Terry Fox's older brother Fred on the 43rd annual Terry Fox run comingup on Sept 17th Glynn Perkins looks at Mothers Marching. The plan is to march along Yonge Street from DavisDrive to Gallagher-Murphy's office at Mulock Drive on Sept. 17, the global day of action to endfossil fuels, to deliver the letters asking for the provincial government to take greater climateaction. Shaliza Bacchus with a York University professor to discuss her research to preserve the public system Jim Lang discusses the Golf Ontario's new try learn and play program Ann Rohmer is with Dini Petty to discuss the Dini Petty One Woman Show

Adrian Dix announces free AC units for vulnerable BC residents. Why are half of new drivers failing their road tests? Should ads for sports gambling be banned? (Feat. Karl Subban!) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the Pro Sports Podcasters Podcast!NEW WEBSITE !!! https://www.prosportspodcasters.comDISCORD !!!https://discord.gg/zXeGaybrc2SIGN UP TO SORARE !!!https://sorare.pxf.io/AobjK7-Nii Wallace-Bruce and Corbert de Ronde (Cobe) chat with Karl Subban. A hockey dad of 3 NHLers, career educator, writer, and motivational champion helping others reach their full potential.-They discuss how a child from Jamaica fell in love with Canada's game, and inspired his sons to play at the highest level.-They also talk about the importance of having a dream, and how to go about realizing that dream.LINKS- Be sure to sign up for our Newsletter on our website to qualify for our sponsor Giveaways! -Place your bets on the SPORTS INTERACTION BETTING WEBSITE! For a fantastic sign up bonus use this link - https://media.sia.com/C.ashx?btag=a_11368b_575c_&affid=7486&siteid=11368&adid=575&c=https://www.youtube.com/c/CobeLifehttp://www//twitter.com/PPodcasters#NoSportLeftBehind#prosportspodcastersIntro music by Dave Misener

Ann Rohmer is with Assistant Chief Economist Royal Bank of Canada Robert Hogue to discuss an RBC  report said that “spring 2023 increasingly looks like the turnaround point for Canada's housing market after a year-long slump,” with home sales across Canada rising 11.3 per cent month-over-month in April. Jim Lang speaks with PK Subban's dad and educator Karl Subban and his campaign to ban sports betting ads. Ann Rohmer has the monthly check in with Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca. Topics include: break up of Peel Region, Mayor Crombie for Ont Lib Leader? and Vaughan events Shaliza Bacchus looks at a modern library. Fast-paced technology and innovations in customer experiences are also challenging what we've come to expect from local, community spaces. That's why Richmond Hill Public Library has launched a new brand and website that's inspired by the modern needs and perspectives of our diverse community. With a majority of housework and looking after the home still falling on women; to the point that women are programming and maintaining the house robots. Glynn Perkins shares details on a York University conference from May 27 to June 2 where 8000 scholars share their research. Kevin Frankish looks at Project Blaze: A three day program for females from Grades 10 to 12 organized by Richmond Hill Fire and Emergency Services to warm up to a career in fire services.

Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Greg & Sheba talk about the mayoral debate & Ontario teachers experience more violence from students. (0:15 - 16:51) 2 - Patrick Brown, Mayor of Brampton.  (16:57 - 24:46) 3 - Karl Subban, Coach and PK Subban's dad. (24:52- 33:43) 4 - BC tries something unique to save its residents' lives (33:49 - 40:10)

Your daily highlights of Toronto Today with Greg Brady, Sheba Siddiqui & Gord Rennie. On today's episode: 1 - Greg & Sheba talk about the mayoral debate & Ontario teachers experience more violence from students. (0:15 - 16:51) 2 - Patrick Brown, Mayor of Brampton.  (16:57 - 24:46) 3 - Karl Subban, Coach and PK Subban's dad. (24:52- 33:43) 4 - BC tries something unique to save its residents' lives (33:49 - 40:10)

What raging wildfires mean for the summer ahead in Alberta; Karl Subban, father to three former NHL players, calls for an end to sports betting ads; reviewing Zelda: Tears of The Kingdom; AI vocal impersonations and Canadian IP law; a writer's poetry prompts spur thousands to put words to complex emotions; the story of two Indigenous baseball players who faced off in the World Series; and more.

Happy early Father's Day to all the dads out there! We brought on Norris winning defensemen P.K. Subban's Father Karl Subban. A father of 5 children three boys who are all playing professional hockey and two daughters who are teachers. An immigrant from Jamaica his story is just as impressive. Karl Subban is a treasure, enjoy.

Educator/Motivator/Author and ‘Ultimate Hockey Dad' Karl Subban talks about ‘potential' as a 3 legged stool, his THREE boys' path to the NHL, PK's training hill and first pair of skates, his love for Ken Dryden and the Habs, and where to get the best Jerk in Toronto! TORONTO LEGENDS is hosted by Andrew Applebaum. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Guests: Richard Chizmar, Karl Subban & Angie Abdou Richard Chizmar talks about his latest collaboration with Stephen King, “GWENDY'S FINAL TASK” and writer Angie Abdou and Karl Subban talk about Karl's book, “HOW WE DID IT: THE SUBBAN PLAN FOR SUCCESS IN HOCKEY, SCHOOL, AND LIFE”.  

Evan Solomon talks to Zara Rutherford about what it takes to make a global flight by yourself and the challenges she faced along the way. On today's show: Glen McGregor, senior political correspondent with CTV National News, on the "freedom rally" convoy of truckers fighting vaccination mandates. Mike Millian, president of the Private Motor Truck Council of Canada, on his stance on the convoy and how it could affect the industry. Dr. Sylvain Charlebois, the “Food Professor” and senior director of the Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhousie University, talks about what to make of photos of empty shelves amid supply chain concerns. We play Evan's full conversation with Oleg Stepanov, Russian Ambassador to Canada, on tensions between Russia and Ukraine amid invasion fears. Karl Subban, father of P.K. Subban, Malcolm Subban, and Jordan Subban, about an apparent racist gesture made toward Jordan during an ECHL game. Zara Rutherford, who has become the youngest woman to fly around the world solo at 19 years old  

This week's guest is Karl Subban , dad to 3 NHL players, P.K., Malcolm and Jordan.

During an interview with Where Parents Talk Radio on 105.9 The Region, Karl Subban, hockey dad, educator and author, discusses a range of topics from teaching kids about their potential within the education system, to what role-modelling as a parent should entail and how he came out of a six-year retirement to be a principal before the COVID-19 pandemic took hold.

In the debut of Where Parents Talk with Lianne Castelino on 105.9 The Region, Lianne speaks to Karl Subban, father of five, grandfather of 4, educator, school principal and author about how parents can help their kids reach their potential.

This week's guest is Karl Subban.

@hiphop.hoops talks to @subbankarl abt leadership in the community and more@hiphop.hoops @mr.bruceweezy speaks to @subbankarl (Karl Subban) father of @subbanator , @subbs95 @subbz3r0 talk about #education, #mentorship #fatherhood #subban #nhl #howwedidit achieving your potential , Toronto's community, having three sons in the NHL!!! and much much more!

Lianne Castelino of Where Parents Talk speaks to Karl Subban, father, grandfather, retired teacher, and author of "How We Did It: The Subban Plan for Success in Hockey, School and Life" about parenting during COVID-19 pandemic, anti-black racism and helping children to achieve their potential.

Check out our latest episode on Sport Medicine & Performance! And in the spirit of sport and teamwork, we are presenting our very first collaboration!! We created this episode in collaboration with the wonderful Raw Talk Podcast :) Tune in to hear from experts at U of T - Dr. Doug Richards talks about his experience with the Toronto Raptors and Dr. Gretchen Kerr shares her insights on athlete maltreatment. We also chat with Mr. Karl Subban, who shares his enlightening perspectives on motivation and his family experiences with his 5 successful children, including NHL superstars PK and Malcolm Subban!

Sports play an important role in our culture, from the individual level where many participate in recreational activities for exercise and social benefits, to the national and international levels where professional sports are a huge industry worth billions. Sports can strongly unite people, but athletes of every level from the weekend warrior to the professional athlete can face challenges that remind us that there is a team behind the team – helping maintain their mental and physical health! In this episode we hear from inspiring speakers sharing their insights from the worlds of medicine, research and professional athlete development. Dr. Doug Richards kicks things off, he is the Medical Director and Staff Physician practicing sport and exercise medicine at the David L. MacIntosh Sport Medicine Clinic, Chief Medical Officer at the Canadian Sport Institute of Ontario, and Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education at the University of Toronto. Next up to the plate is Dr. Gretchen Kerr, the Vice Dean of Programs at the School of Graduate Students and Professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education at the University of Toronto specializing in athlete maltreatment. Karl Subban earns the hat trick with his inspirational personal experiences as an educator and in raising five elite children, including the development of 3 NHL Players. In the spirit of teamwork, this episode was created in collaboration with Medicine in Motion. Until next time, #keepitraw Medicine In Motion Podcast Athlete Maltreatment Among National Athletes Study and Summary Athlete Mental Health

Sports play an important role in our culture, from the individual level where many participate in recreational activities for exercise and social benefits, to the national and international levels where professional sports are a huge industry worth billions. Sports can strongly unite people, but athletes of every level from the weekend warrior to the professional athlete can face challenges that remind us that there is a team behind the team – helping maintain their mental and physical health! In this episode we hear from inspiring speakers sharing their insights from the worlds of medicine, research and professional athlete development. Dr. Doug Richards kicks things off, he is the Medical Director and Staff Physician practicing sport and exercise medicine at the David L. MacIntosh Sport Medicine Clinic, Chief Medical Officer at the Canadian Sport Institute of Ontario, and Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education at the University of Toronto. Next up to the plate is Dr. Gretchen Kerr, the Vice Dean of Programs at the School of Graduate Students and Professor in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education at the University of Toronto specializing in athlete maltreatment. Karl Subban earns the hat trick with his inspirational personal experiences as an educator and in raising five elite children, including the development of 3 NHL Players. In the spirit of teamwork, this episode was created in collaboration with Medicine in Motion. Until next time, #keepitraw Medicine In Motion Podcast Athlete Maltreatment Among National Athletes Study and Summary Athlete Mental Health

Last week, former NHL player Akim Aliu tweeted that Bill Peters, the now former head coach of the Calgary Flames, used a racial slur against him 10 years ago, back when they were both in the minor leagues. His tweets had an immediate impact. Since then, more and more players in the hockey community have been speaking out about their own experiences of racism and other kinds of abuse. This arrives on the heels of Don Cherry’s firing from Hockey Night in Canada following divisive comments about new immigrants not wearing poppies. Host Tamara Khandaker is joined by ultimate hockey dad Karl Subban, author of How We Did It: The Subban Plan for Success in Hockey, and sports writer Shireen Ahmed, co-host of the Burn It All Down podcast.

From 30 years of coaching, teaching, and parenting, Karl Subban knows how to ignite potential in young people. He captures his strategies in How We Did It: The Subban Plan for Success in Hockey, School and Life. In the backyard and the schoolyard, Subban has spent his life encouraging kids to dream big, set goals, and accomplish great things. 00:15   Intro to Karl Subban – author, coach, teacher, and parent 00:55   Intro to the five accomplished Subban children 01:20   How Karl’s dreams morph through time (from cricket to basketball to teaching) 01:55   All three Subban boys play professional hockey 02:20   Back to school, hockey, and kids chasing dreams 03:10   Jamaican family of origin built on a foundation of hard work, giving, love, care, safety 04:35   Learns early about discipline, right and wrong 04:50   Hockey skills vs. life skills 05:15   Everyday parenting never ends, even when children are grown 05:50   Giving unconditional love, support, and time 06:15   Can’t influence kids without spending time with them 06:30   Discipline and boundaries part of raising a healthy child 06:50   “It takes a village” to raise a child, including resources such as time 08:15   Giving wings to kids’ dreams starts with potential 08:45   Coaches in Greater Toronto Hockey League 09:30   The three-legged stool of potential: dreams, belief, and action 10:10   Son P.K. Subban dreamt to play hockey (NFL Nashville Predators) 10:30   Belief vs. doubt requires reinforcing our belief system 11:00   “Designer” parenting (bulldozer, helicopter, or lawnmower) not the answer 11:30   What do kids say about their own motivation and ability to learn and grow? 12:00   Potential – our gift at birth; fulfilling potential – our gift to the world 12:50   Action activates the dream 13:55   Parents’ dreams vs. kids’ dreams (story of middle son Malcolm) 14:10   O.K. to have a dream for a child 14:45   “Clear the way, pave the way, and get out of the way!” 15:50   Malcolm wants to be a goalie, but Karl sees him as a hockey field player 16:40   Now, Malcolm plays goalie for the NHL Las Vegas Knights 17:15   Attributes family success to strong marriage & loving relationship with wife Maria 17:35   Raising five children a key ingredient to the Subbans' marital success 18:55   Karl and Maria agree on a problem but not on an approach 19:35   The “24-Hour Rule” 22:25  Most important life lessons: learning to respond to conflict, handling adversity  23:40   1 in 1000 boys who register to play hockey goes on to play an NHL game 23:55   How realistic is it to help kids chase dreams when odds are against them? 25:00   One dream leads to another; always keep dreaming 26:10   Subban girls pursue own dreams while helping brothers fulfill theirs 28:30   Children must be good at something in addition to school 29:30   Subban values practices more than games (winning) 29:55   You are what you practice; practice makes you better (in every area) 30:30   Every child needs a balance of pushing and inspiration 31:15   What Subban would do differently (as an educator) 32:05   Seeing children's potential influences how they see themselves 32:15   Ascribes to Carol Dweck’s Mindset approach to growth 32:55   Successful parenting also requires believing in children’s potential 34:15   Subban wants his kids to continually move on with dreams, not just play hockey 34:50   Making it professionally important, but so is "making it in life" 36:10   Recommendation: “Nights Up” (a parenting tip) BUY How We Did It: The Subban Plan for Success in Hockey, School and Life Connect with Nonfiction4Life! Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube  Website Special thanks… Music Credit Sound Editing Credit

Karl Subban has an impressive resume. Educator. Motivator. Famous hockey dad and now, author.  He joins us for our first episode of 2018 to discuss his debut book, How We Did It - The Subban Plan for Success in Hockey, School and Life, written with journalist Scott Colby (Toronto Star). While most know him as the father of NHL superstar P.K. Subban (Nashville Predators) as well as Malcolm (Vegas Golden Knights) and Jordan (LA Kings). His new book, like the man, is multi-faceted, going well beyond the rink. From exploring the family roots in Jamaica to revisiting P.K.'s controversial departure from the Montreal Canadiens, listen as we converse with the Subban family patriarch.

Dec 14 - Oilers Now Seg 3 - Karl Subban on his new book How We Did It: The Subban Plan for Success in Hockey, School and Life See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Karl Subban is a retired school teacher and administrator of 30 years with the Toronto District School Board. He has worked with Canadian Tire on a project that teaches Canadian families about the important benefits of their children participating in hockey and served as an ambassador for Hyundai Hockey Helpers Program. When he is not delivering empowering speeches to Canadian audiences on how to find one’s potential, he spends time teaching his grandchildren how to skate. all 3 of his sons are professional hockey players, P.K. (Nashville Predators), Malcolm (Las Vegas Golden Knights) and Jordan (AHL Utica Comets),His new book"How We Did It." is more then a hockey book as it offers up life lessons, family stories and words to live by, he joins Mark and AJ to talk about it. Tune in each week on 540 am in NY NJ CT and streaming on www.sportstalknylive.com at 7pm Sundays for the live broadcast.Please take a moment to like our fan page WLIE 540 AM SPORTSTALKNY and follow us on twitter @sportstalkny

Host: Rekaya Gibson Co-host: Angela Spears, Dream Living Coach Sponsored by: Cuisine Noir Magazine - a food, wine, and travel magazine for African Americans Competitive Eating Yes, competitive eating is a sport. Competitive eating is an activity in which participants compete against each other to consume large quantities of food in a short time period, usually about 8 to 10 minutes. Person consuming the most food wins prizes. Popular in the United States, Canada, and Japan Major League Eating (MLE), headquartered in New York, is an organization that sanctions professional competitive eating events and television specials. Signature Championship Belt: The Mustard Yellow Belt Nathan's Famous International Hot Dog Eating Contest, July 4 Male Winner: Joey Chestnut (72 hot dogs) Female Winner: Miki Sudo (41 hot dogs) All Pro Eating is the only Independent Competitive Eating organization in the world. It officially sanctions competitive eating contests. Source: Wikipedia Competitive Eating Fun Facts: Competitive eaters practice by eating and drinking large quantities to stretch out their stomachs. Eaters starve themselves before a contest to have great stomach capacity Participants eat standing up Eaters swallow tennis-ball sized clumps of food. Water is used as lubricant to prevent eaters from choking. Some contest prohibits liquids. Nathan does, but you can moisten food. No condiments (some competitions allow them) Vomiting disqualifies eater. Eaters can have food in their cheeks when time is called and it counts toward their total if they swallow it within 30 seconds. No recorded deaths, but stomach can rupture and you can get water intoxication. Sources: (Reader's Digest and Mental Floss) Other Sports News Basketball WNBA All-Star Game, July 22, 2017 West 130, East 121 - Maya Moore, Most Valuable Player Slam Dunk Competition Cleveland Cavalier Kyrie Irving asked to be traded. Chicago Bulls Derrick Rose traded to Cleveland Cavaliers. Leave BGTS a 90-second voicemail message: Is the superteam era unhealthy for the NBA? https://www.speakpipe.com/blackgirlstalksports Football Kansas City Owner Clark Hunt said he wouldn't have a problem signing Colin Kaepernick if Chiefs coach Andy Reid or general manager Brett Veach wanted to add him. (Source: CBS Sports) Dallas Cowboys cut Lucky Whitehead University of Mississippi Coach Hugh Freeze resigned for misdialing escort service. (Source: Yahoo Sports) Golf Troy Mullins, Maurice Allen Win 'Mile High Showdown' World Long Drive Event (Source: CBS Sports) Hockey Goodreads Giveaway: “How We Did It: Canada's Ultimate Hockey Dad on How to Grow the Potential of Any Child” by Karl Subban, Scott Colby 4 Ways to Support Black Girls Talk Sports Podcast Subscribe Share on social media or tell a friend Join the Facebook Group Become a patron on Patreon

When your son donates $10 million to a children’s hospital, you probably did something right as a parent. However, Karl Subban isn’t your typical Canadian “hockey dad”. Moving from the Caribbean and “barely able to read and write”, he became Principal of a school in one of Canada’s toughest neighbourhoods, and with his wife Maria, raised two teachers and three professional hockey players, including one of the NHL’s brightest young stars. An author and speaker on helping people reach their full potential, Karl shares his insights on life and leadership in this week’s Day One Podcast.