Podcast appearances and mentions of kristian jack

AJ Jakubec is joined by Kristian Jack to talk all things CPL. Then he speaks with Drew Beckie about what's going on with Atletico Ottawa. Gord Smith drops by to take a quick spin around the world of soccer to wrap up the show

With the calendar almost ready to flip over to 2025, Donnovan looks ahead at the coming year for Canadian soccer at all levels - to start, he's joined by former CFL Commissioner Mark Cohon (3:04), who has recently signed on to join the new Northern Super League as chair of its board of directors. What will the inaugural season look like in the spring and how do you manage a new group of team owners? Afterwards, Donnovan chats with Kristian Jack, Vice President of Media for the Canadian Premier League and broadcaster on OneSoccer (25:00) - they discuss the recently concluded CPL season, Jesse Marsch and the men's national team competing in the CONCACAF Nations League tournament, the recent Canada Soccer independent review, and their beloved Three Lions getting set to finally replace Gareth Southgate with Thomas Tuchel in the new year. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

On this week's episode of the CPL Newsroom, presented by Volkswagen, Charlie O'Connor-Clarke and Mitchell Tierney break down Sunday's wild doubleheader in the CPL Playoffs. Cavalry FC booked their ticket to the CPL Final, and won the right to host it, with a victory over Forge FC in Hamilton. Atlético Ottawa knocked out York United FC in a crazy game that ended in the league's first penalty shootout. Kristian Jack joins the show as well to break down the game in Ottawa and look ahead to next weekend's semi-final between Forge FC and Atlético Ottawa.  Some footage used is courtesy of OneSoccer.

Forge FC are the 2024 Canadian Premier League Shield winners! On this week's episode of the CPL Newsroom, presented by Volkswagen, Kristian Jack and Charlie O'Connor-Clarke break down their regular season title, and the rest of the action from around the league.  Halifax Wanderers FC picked up a point with a late goal at home to Vancouver FC, Cavalry FC smashed Pacific FC in Langford, Forge beat Valour FC in Winnipeg, and York United beat Atlético Ottawa in Toronto before an interesting exchange between the two managers.  At the end of the show, producer Benedict Rhodes joins for a roundtable discussion about some of the league's top stories.  Some footage used is courtesy of OneSoccer.

On this week's episode of the CPL Newsroom, presented by Volkswagen, Kristian Jack and Charlie O'Connor-Clarke break down all of the action from matchweek 25! Forge FC put one hand on the CPL Shield with a win over York United, Cavalry FC and Vancouver FC split the points at ATCO Field, Halifax Wanderers FC held Atlético Ottawa to a draw in the capital, and Valour FC launched themselves back into playoff contention with a big Monday night win over Pacific FC. At the end of the show, producer Benedict Rhodes joins for a roundtable discussion about some of the league's top stories.  Some footage used is courtesy of OneSoccer.

On this week's episode of the CPL Newsroom, pres. by Volkswagen, Kristian Jack and Charlie O'Connor-Clarke break down all four matches from matchweek 24! Forge FC and Atlético Ottawa clinched playoff spots this weekend, while Cavalry FC are hot on their heels after a big win at York Lions Stadium on Friday night. Valour and Halifax currently chase Pacific FC for the final playoff spot after all three teams drew matches over the weekend, while Vancouver's recent slide has them on the outside looking in at their BC rivals. At the end of the show, producer Benedict Rhodes joins as well for a roundtable discussion about some of the league's most talked about stories.  Some footage used is courtesy of OneSoccer.

Donnovan continues his coverage of a frenzied few weeks of soccer with Kristian Jack, Vice President of Media for the Canadian Premier League. They get into Canada's run at the Copa America, and what's coming up for the women's national team at the Olympics. They also discuss the continued growth of the CPL and how it's important for the sport at the grassroots level, and afterwards, preview their beloved England playing for a championship vs. Spain in the Euros Final - is it coming home? The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Kristian Jack from One Soccer and CPL joins Ailish Forfar and Justin Cuthbert ahead of Canada's Copa America Semi-Finals matchup against Argentina tonight (1:34). Setting up what could be one of the greatest wins in Canadian history, he discusses CanMNT's composure throughout the tourney and measures the impact of Jesse Marsch against John Herdman's coaching style in the World Cup. Next up, Chis Tanev (16:17) of the Maple Leafs on his signing with Toronto, his close relationship with Brad Treliving and why he's suited to play in Canada. To close, Caleb Joseph (28:31) on the Jays, the deadline, staying positive and competitive as they approach a time when they could be eliminated from the playoffs.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

OneSoccer (and the CPL's) Kristian Jack drops by betwen TV meetings to talk about the Canadian Men's national team as they prep for Argentina and the outlook for Copa America

Jarrett and Jon revisit the 1-0 win by Atlanta United over DC plus a little bit of the other matches around MLSOneSoccer (and the CPL's) Kristian Jack drops by betwen TV meetings to talk about the Canadian Men's national team as they prep for Argentina Niko Moreno drops by for his Thursday reps to talk about Copa America- and what to expect- plus talking about teams in trouble in MLS after the midweek results...

Jesse Marsch has been named the new head coach of Canada Soccer's men's national team - what are expectations like for Team Canada now? Donnovan is joined by OneSoccer's Kristian Jack to break down the move from Canada Soccer, including why it was important to get done prior to the Copa America tournament. They also discuss the future for Team Canada at the Olympics and the World Cup, the latest from both the MLS and CPL, and take a look at Donnovan's beloved Three Lions. Plus, Kristian shares some fun memories of his colleague Darren Dutchyshen, who recently passed away at the age of 57. Afterwards, Donnovan and Cabbie discuss another episode of CBC's Ultimate Challenge. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Forge FC won a fourth Canadian Premier League championship on Saturday at Tim Hortons Field, beating Cavalry FC in an instant classic final that saw three outstanding goals all scored in extra time. To look back on the spectacle, the CPL Newsroom presented by Volkswagen reconvened on Monday night to break down every moment of the 2023 Final. Kristian Jack takes us through the whole hour and a half and is joined first by co-hosts Charlie O'Connor-Clarke and Mitchell Tierney, before hearing from Forge FC digital host Mackenzie Barwell, Barton St. Battalion leader RJ Harrison, Forge head coach Bobby Smyrniotis, and OneSoccer personalities Adam Jenkins and Jordan Wilson. Throughout the show we also hear plenty of (occasionally champagne-soaked) reaction from Forge and Cavalry after the whistle on Saturday in Hamilton. Some clips courtesy of OneSoccer.

After a brief hiatus, the CPL Newsroom presented by Volkswagen is back! And we have to start by congratulating Cavalry FC on officially becoming 2023 regular season champions. Kristian Jack is joined by Charlie O'Connor-Clarke, Mitchell Tierney, Alexandre Gangué-Ruzic and Benedict Rhodes as they recap Week 24 in the CPL, including Cavalry's triumph, Forge's big win over Pacific, Vancouver's comeback triumph against Halifax and Valour's late winner at Atlético Ottawa. Plus, KJ is joined by newly-crowned title-winning head coach of Cavalry, Tommy Wheeldon Jr., for a chat about what's made his team special this year. Some footage courtesy of OneSoccer.

The Labour Day long weekend was a fun one in the Canadian Premier League, and the CPL Newsroom pres. by Volkswagen is back on a Tuesday to recap all four games from week 21. Charlie O'Connor-Clarke hosts this week, but he's joined in turn by Mitchell Tierney, Alexandre Gangué-Ruzic, Benedict Rhodes, and -- in a reversal of roles -- Kristian Jack to break down all the action, including York United's colossal win in Halifax, Woobens Pacius' hat-trick heroics in Vancouver, and the thrilling Atlético Ottawa-Cavalry encounter at TD Place. Some footage courtesy of OneSoccer.

Is this the most exciting era in the Canadian Premier League's history? The CPL Newsroom presented by Volkswagen is here to discuss this week, as Kristian Jack is joined by Charlie O'Connor-Clarke, Alexandre Gangué-Ruzic and Mitchell Tierney. The gang break down all four matches from Week 18, including a wild Valour FC comeback, a big win in Halifax, a circus of a 905 Derby and a smash-and-grab Atlético Ottawa result at Pacific. Hear from coaches and players across the league as we round up all the drama and storylines from across the country. Some footage courtesy of OneSoccer.

The CPL Newsroom presented by Volkswagen returns to break down Week 17, as Charlie O'Connor-Clarke is joined by Mitchell Tierney, Benedict Rhodes, Alex Gangué-Ruzic and Mitchell Tierney again to recap the four-game weekend across Calgary, Ottawa, Vancouver and Halifax. Plus, don't worry: Kristian Jack does make an appearance, with a couple of excellent interviews from the Wanderers Grounds on Monday.

The CPL Newsroom presented by Volkswagen is back after a brief absence to recap Week 16 -- and what a week it was. Kristian Jack is joined by Charlie O'Connor-Clarke, Benedict Rhodes, Mitchell Tierney and Alex Gangué-Ruzic to discuss Forge's win over Vancouver FC, the Halifax Wanderers' triumph at York, Pacific's big win in Winnipeg and Atlético Ottawa's victory over Cavalry. Plus, Kristian and Charlie react to Monday's news of Forge fullback Ashtone Morgan's retirement.

The CPL Newsroom presented by Volkswagen returns for a Tuesday evening show, where the gang begins by wrapping up the Canadian men's national team's group stage finale vs. Cuba at the Gold Cup. Kristian Jack, Alexandre Gangué-Ruzic, Mitchell Tierney and Charlie O'Connor-Clarke discuss the Gold Cup campaign so far and then set up Sunday night's quarter-final against the United States. In the second half of the show, the crew also breaks down all four CPL matches from the weekend, including Halifax Wanderers' dramatic late win over Forge, an entertaining Pacific-Atlético Ottawa draw, and away wins for Cavalry and York United over Valour and Vancouver, respectively.

After an outstanding Week 11 in the Canadian Premier League, the CPL Newsroom presented by Volkswagen reconvenes to recap a wild weekend. Kristian Jack hosts and is joined by Charlie O'Connor-Clarke, Benedict Rhodes and Alex Gangué-Ruzic to break down the three games from the weekend, including Forge FC and Atlético Ottawa's insane seven-goal thriller at Tim Hortons Field. Plus, Cavalry FC manager Tommy Wheeldon Jr. joins live to chat about his side's progress in 2023 so far. Some footage courtesy of OneSoccer.

As the CONCACAF Gold Cup begins, Donnovan brings on analyst Kristian Jack, who breaks down Canada's men's national team and what's ahead of them. What can they achieve at the 2023 Gold Cup as a group? Plus, a check-in on the Canadian Premier League and how things are going this season. Afterwards, Donnovan checks in with Eoin O'Callaghan, VP of Content and Comms for the CPL's York United FC - they recently held a Pride Night, and Donnovan takes a look at what goes into planning such an event, the jerseys they carefully designed, and the response from Toronto's 2SLGBTQ+ community. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

The CPL Newsroom presented by Volkswagen is here for a special Friday live show to celebrate the Canadian men's national team advancing to the Concacaf Nations League Final! Charlie O'Connor-Clarke is joined by Mitchell Tierney and, live from Las Vegas, Kristian Jack to recap Canada's win over Panama, and preview this Sunday's final against the United States.

With Week 9 in the Canadian Premier League now in the books, the CPL Newsroom presented by Volkswagen is back as usual to recap some major shifts in the league table. Halifax Wanderers are on the board with their first win of the year, while Pacific FC climbed to the top of the table with a gutsy win at Forge FC. York United, meanwhile, stretched their unbeaten run to five with a win over Atlético Ottawa on Pride Night, while Cavalry FC took all the spoils over Vancouver FC at home. Plus, Halifax head coach Patrice Gheisar joins Kristian Jack to discuss his side's big day on Saturday. Some footage courtesy of OneSoccer.

After a record-breaking Week 8 in the CPL, the Newsroom presented by Volkswagen is back to discuss 18 goals across five games including nine in the B.C. Derby. Kristian Jack is joined by Charlie O'Connor-Clarke, Mitchell Tierney, Benedict Rhodes and Alex Gangué-Ruzic -- as well as special guest, Atlético Ottawa star Ollie Bassett -- to kick off the month of June and discuss the happenings around the league. Some footage courtesy of OneSoccer.

The CPL Newsroom, presented by Volkswagen, returns to discuss the fourth week of Canadian Premier League action. Kristian Jack is joined by Charlie O'Connor-Clarke, Alexandre Gangué-Ruzic, Mitchell Tierney and Benedict Rhodes to recap a weekend where Pacific FC dominated Atlético Ottawa, Vancouver FC welcomed a sell-out crowd to Langley for the first time, and Forge FC claimed the spoils in the 905 Derby.

The CPL Newsroom crew is back to recap Week 3 in the Canadian Premier League; Kristian Jack is joined as usual by Charlie O'Connor-Clarke, Mitchell Tierney, Benedict Rhodes and Alexandre Gangué-Ruzic to discuss all four games. Cavalry FC and Halifax Wanderers were both held to a draw in their home openers, while Forge FC and York United both claimed tight wins away from home in another fascinating weekend.

With the Canadian government looking into how Canada Soccer treats its players, Donnovan brings on Member of Parliament (New Westminster-Burnaby) Peter Julian - as a member of the Canadian Heritage Committee, he sheds some light on what the committee does and what they are looking for in terms of answers from Canada Soccer as an organization (6:40). Afterwards, OneSoccer's Kristian Jack stops by to discuss the fifth year of the Canadian Premier League, how soccer has grown as a sport in Canada, and weighs in on the recent controversy involving the women's national team (31:42). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

82 | Kristian Jack on Chasing Your Dream Vocation, How Faith Equips you to Deal with Unexpected Adversity,  Covering the World Cup of Soccer, and Lionel Messi

In episode one of our Black History Month Conversations series, CanPL.ca's Kristian Jack speaks to former York United midfielder, and now OneSoccer analyst, Jordan Wilson. Wilson introduces this new series, which he will be hosting, and chats with Kristian about his playing career and recent transition into a career in media, among other things.

In the latest episode of Beyond The Pitch, Kristian Jack sits down for an exclusive one-on-one interview with Canadian Men's National Team defender Joel Waterman, fresh off his time with Canada at the 2022 FIFA World Cup. They discuss Joel's career trajectory, from being drafted by Cavalry FC into the Canadian Premier League, to moving up to MLS with CF Montreal, and cracking the Canada squad that went to play in Qatar.

The 2022 World CupFeaturing: Sid Seixeiro, Craig Forrest, Brendan Dunlop and Kristian Jack. The reds arrive in Qatar after a dramatic few months of lead-up, while Canadians around the country come to terms with the reality that they will finally be represented on the biggest stage in sports. As Canada plays its three group stage matches, making international news for both its on-field performance and off-field antics, the next era of Canadian soccer begins to shape. Original music score by Connor Tanton.Producer, Host & Writer: Henry Standage / Executive Producer: Amil Delic / Sound Designer: Ryan Clarke / Graphic Designer: Kayla Moning & Valdemar Balza / Creative Manager: Benjamin Roza / Senior Director of Original Content: Sam Nasrawi / Director Sports Creative: Hilding Gnanapragasam / Head of Audio Production at Pacific Content: Shawn ColeAudio Credits: BT, CBC, CityNews, CONCACAF, ESPN, Fox Sports, On The Rise, OneSoccer, Sky Sports, Sportsnet, TheWatfordWay and WNBS.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

OneSoccer analyst Kristian Jack joins the Morning Crew live from Qatar following Canada's loss to Morocco to chat about what's next for the program, who surprised him the most this tournament, Alphonso Davies' role going forward, and what's ahead for John Herdman. Later on, Sportsnet NHL analyst Sam Cosentino joins the show to discuss what the Maple Leafs need as the season starts to take shape, the trails and tribulation of Nick Robertson, and his expectations for this year's projected first overall draft pick, Connor Bedard (28:49). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

2018–2022Featuring: Craig Forrest, Brendan Dunlop, Kristian Jack, Sid Sexiero, Babtunde Omotoye and Emma Lefebvre. After a miserable start to the 2010s, the hire of John Herdman and the rise of a golden generation turn Canada into a fearsome footy nation seemingly overnight. But a closer examination reveals fascinating off-the-field insights into how Canada may have turned its soccer fortunes around. As the Canadian team gears up for its first World Cup in 36 years, the country prepares to play host in 2026. Original music score by Connor Tanton.Producer, Host & Writer: Henry Standage / Executive Producer: Amil Delic / Sound Designer: Ryan Clarke / Graphic Designer: Kayla Moning & Valdemar Balza Audio Credits: CBS Sports, CityNews, EA Sports, Fox Soccer, One Soccer, OUA Sports, Speakers Spotlight, Sportsnet and Vancouver Whitecaps.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

1989–2017Featuring: Craig Forrest, Brendan Dunlop, Kristian Jack and Sid Seixeiro. In the wake of the country's showing at the 1986 World Cup, the next generation of Canadian players perseveres through the backlash. After the 21st century starts with promise, Canada's men's team soon finds itself in a darker place than ever before — whilst a passionate soccer culture begins to develop behind the scenes. Original music score by Connor Tanton.Producer, Host & Writer: Henry Standage / Executive Producer: Amil Delic / Sound Designer: Ryan Clarke / Graphic Designer: Kayla Moning & Valdemar Balza Audio Credits: BBC, CBC, ESPN, ITV, Sky Sports, Sportsnet and TED.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Kristian Jack (22:00) from Qatar on Canada at the World Cup. Darryl Sittler (37:00) on the life and legacy of Borje Salming. Elliotte Friedman (55:00) on the Oilers at the quarter pole of the season. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

JD Bunkis is live at Café Diplomatico with Sam McKee and Josiah Bosch to preview everything ahead of Canada's opening match against Belgium in the World Cup! The boys go over how excited they are to see Canada's first World Cup match since 1986, if the Canadian squad can fend off Belgium's star-studded lineup, and how they can capitalize on a tournament full of upsets (00:03). Next up, Kristian Jack of OneSoccer joins the group live from Qatar to share what the atmosphere is like at Ahmed bin Ali Stadium, the latest on the Belgium side, and his optimism in Canada's chances (33:23). The boys then look into the best bets for Canada-Belgium this afternoon, presented by DraftKings! Later on, Canadian soccer legend Dwayne De Rosario joins the boys to build the hype on Canada's opening match even further and reflect on how it feels to see the Canadian side break through to the World Cup (51:32). We wrap up with the co-host of "A Kick in the Grass" Dan Riccio help preview what to expect as kick off approaches, before the boys offer final score predictions before the big game (1:10:34). The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates. 

The 2022 Canadian Premier League Final is set: Atlético Ottawa will host Forge FC at TD Place next Sunday, Oct. 30. Kristian Jack and Charlie O'Connor-Clarke were on the ground in Hamilton and Ottawa, respectively, for the second legs of each semifinal, and they converge on Monday -- along with the usual crew of Benedict Rhodes, Mitchell Tierney, and Alexandre Gangué-Ruzic -- to break it all down and preview the upcoming Final. Plus, 2022 Golden Boot winner Alejandro Díaz joined KJ for a special chat ahead of this Friday's CPL Awards night. 1:00 - Forge topple Cavalry at Tim Hortons Field, qualify for fourth straight CPL Final 34:00 - Golden Boot winner Alejandro Díaz joins Kristian Jack 43:20 - Players' Player of the Year finalists revealed 44:10 - Ottawa hold off Cavalry to advance at home 1:02:21 - Who is the favourite for the Final?

The 2022 Canadian Premier League playoffs are underway, as the first legs of the semifinals went down on Saturday in Calgary and Langford. Kristian Jack, Charlie O'Connor-Clarke, Mitchell Tierney, Benedict Rhodes, and Alexandre Gangué-Ruzic converge once more to break it all down, hear from some of the coaches and players involved, and preview next weekend's second legs (plus, World Cup sticker packs return!).   1:30 - Cavalry and Forge score a goal apiece at ATCO Field 25:25 - Atlético Ottawa take a massive 2-0 lead over Pacific at Starlight Stadium 55:40 - Making five-a-side teams with World Cup stickers

AJ and Lee start the hour by talking some REDBLACKS, and reflecting on Bob Dyce's candidacy for the fulltime head coaching gig. Then the guys are joined by Kristian Jack to talk CPL and Atletico Ottawa. They wrap up the hour by talking about Jays fans

AJ and Lee start the hour by talking about the latest around Hockey Canada, and their lack of accountability. Then the fellas are joined by Kristian Jack to talk some soccer. They wrap up the hour by reading and reacting to GM Shawn Burke's open letter to REDBLACKS fans

AJ and Creech start the hour by talking some baseball, answering a few questions surrounding a potential record setting home run from Aaron Judge. The guys also look at the playoff race, then are joined by Kristian Jack to talk all things soccer

Kristian Jack joins The Drive for his weekly visit to talk CPL, World Cup, and Canada's Men's National Team

AJ and Lee start the hour with some Sens talk, as they look at who's on the training camp roster, as well as who's missing. The fellas also discuss the incredible career of Zdeno Chara, then are joined by Kristian Jack to talk soccer

AJ and Lee start the hour by talking some REDBLACKS, then are joined by Kristian Jack to chat CPL and Canada Soccer

KJ joins the Drive for his weekly visit to talk CPL, Canada Soccer, and more

AJ and Creech start the hour by talking some REDBLACKS, after Caleb Evans was taking first team reps at practice. The guys also talk a bit of curling, then catch up with Kristian Jack to discuss everything from around the world of soccer

KJ joins The Drive for his weekly visit, to talk World Cup Qatar, the week that was for Atleti and the CPL, and some EPL

The June international window came to an end with the Canadian men's national team losing 2-1 in Honduras in CONCACAF Nations League action. Brendan Dunlop, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan and producer Dan Wong react to the appalling conditions of the water logged pitch in San Pedro Sula, try to find some positives from the past two weeks, and react to Burnley hiring former Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany as their new manager. Wonger puts his marketing exec hat on to analyze Kristian Jack's post game assessment on OneSoccer that everyone involved with the game in this country needs to work better together, and Dunny takes his dog to the vet, again.  Presenters: James Sharman, Craig Forrest, Jimmy Brennan, Brendan Dunlop and Dan Wong Voice Over Talent- Jeff Cole This podcast has content that may use words and share tales that offend, please feel free to use your best discretion.  Parental discretion is advised. Be advised this episode includes explicit language.

Kristian Jack kicks off this hour after posting a video where he called out fans and media for their lack of support of the National team this week.  Michael Grange (13:00) is up next to discuss the performance of Andrew Wiggins in the NBA Finals and how it has become the most recent success story for Canada and Basketball. Finally we speak with Justin Bourne (26:00) ahead of The Stanley Cup Finals and the dominant story is the legacy of the Lightning and whether or not the playoffs need a tweak in format that is similar to 1 vs 16 instead of the current format which eliminated good teams in the first round. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

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