Podcasts about mikael kingsbury

With the Winter Games in Milano wrapping up, we're celebrating our best Olympic chats — from Team Canada's women's hockey team before take off to our repeat check ins with South Africa's Matt C. Smith on what laundry day is like in the Olympic Village (plus the food and daily chaos). We caught up with flag bearer Mikael Kingsbury on going from silver to Canada's first gold of the Games, and Valerie Maltais, who got Canada on the board with bronze. Maurie's Village scoop continued with snowboarder Florian Lechner on the quest for love — and yes, we did a follow up. Plus, Nick Novak hilariously set the record straight on the whole “Penisgate” chatter sweeping the Games. Best-of Milano 2026: medals, mayhem, and maximum vibes.

Maurie chats with Olympic gold medalist Mikael Kingsbury, and Chloe recounts her disastrous tequila‑fuelled weekend. Shem visits students for Black History Month, while Piper Gilles joins the show fresh off her Olympic bronze. Maurie hits the streets to see if people would date themselves, and Sterling K. Brown checks in to talk Paradise Season 2. Plus, Roz reacts to an aspiring oldest Olympian, Sarah McLachlan shines on Tiny Desk, and a Bad Bunny halftime dancer sells their costume for $5K. And don't miss Bianca's insane snake‑in‑the‑house story, Roz's handmade Valentine's knife reveal, and the latest Olympic curling controversy.

JD is joined by CBC Olympics Correspondent Ariel Helwani from Italy to discuss the biggest Canadian storylines from the Milano-Cortina Olympics. Ariel describes the emotion that followed Mikael Kingsbury winning Canada's first Gold Medal of the Games, the controversy surrounding the Canadian curling team, and the other Canadian opportunities to win medals. JD reacts to the revamped NBA All-Star Game in Los Angeles this weekend, and Adam Silver's comments on tanking in the Association. Later,  JD touches on the Slam Dunk Contest before getting into "What We Missed". 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 DROUGHT IS OVER! Canada are finally on the board with a gold medal and what better way to do it than through the icon and GOAT, Mikael Kingsbury? With Colin happy and Canada celebrating, it's time to unpack that and more in a massive recap of Day Nine! We look at what the gold means for Canada, celebrate the achievements of the great man himself, and also toast Matt Graham's bronze: Team OTP's fourth medal of the Games! We also dive into the iconic achievement of Johannes Klaebo, his record-breaking ninth career gold medal, and just how far we think he can go. Added to that, we hear about Ben's day at the ski jumping, get insight into the Australian TV coverage, and try to understand why Tina could take down so many other Olympic mascots. It's a big one, so don't miss a second!

33-year-old Mikael Kingsbury is officially Team Canada’s first gold medallist after placing first in men’s dual moguls; thousands of volunteers are behind every medal ceremony, event, and more. Many travel from around the world to take part in volunteering; some Canadian tourists are choosing to take their cash elsewhere due to Cuba’s energy crisis; and more.

The ceasefire in Gaza is under threat again. Local health officials say nearly a dozen people are dead, after the latest attacks by Israel. They come days before meetings in Washington about Gaza's future. Meanwhile, Israel's government is facing more questions over what it knew about the October 7th attacks.Also: It was the sexual abuse case that sent shockwaves through France and around the world. In 2024, Gisele Pelicot made the extrordinary decision to waive her anonymity during the rape trial of her now former husband. Now, Pelicot has written a memoir, published this week. She recently sat down with Piya Chattopadhyay - host of The Sunday Magazine - in a Canadian broadcast exclusive interview.And: Its now halfway through the Olympic Winter Games in Milan, and Canada's gold medal drought has has finally ended. That win is courtesy of Mikael Kingsbury in dual moguls. Plus: Back to school plans for students and teachers after tragedy in Tumbler Ridge, Growing anxiety among Canadians, and more.

Megszólalt az Erste Bank, miután Orbán Viktor a halál vámszedőinek nevezte a céget Évértékelőt tartott Magyar Péter: nem hagyná, hogy Harcosok Klubját csináljanak az országból Azt állítja, hogy nem tudott a kameráról, feljelentést tett a lakás tulajdonosa, ahol felvétel készülhetett Magyar Péterről és volt barátnőjéről Olimpikonok a Tisza ellen Fine bisztró nyílik Tokajban – milliárdos állami támogatással Magyar Péter: A magyar fiatalokat nem lehet fenyegetni és felesleges hülyének nézni, miniszterelnök elvtárs A héten kiderül, mennyit kerestünk 2025-ben Szijjártó Péter – a mi válaszunk: SOHA!!! Így derítheti ki a leggyorsabban, hogy elcsípte-e a traffipax Megérkezett Budapestre az amerikai külügyminiszter, Marco Rubio hétfőn Orbán Viktorral is tárgyal majd Ellenfele hatalmasat hibázott, Mikael Kingsbury olimpiai arannyal fejezi be pályafutását Épphogy összedrótozták az olimpiára, és most már a második aranyérmét nyerte Jövő héten is próbára tesz minket az időjárás A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Megszólalt az Erste Bank, miután Orbán Viktor a halál vámszedőinek nevezte a céget Évértékelőt tartott Magyar Péter: nem hagyná, hogy Harcosok Klubját csináljanak az országból Azt állítja, hogy nem tudott a kameráról, feljelentést tett a lakás tulajdonosa, ahol felvétel készülhetett Magyar Péterről és volt barátnőjéről Olimpikonok a Tisza ellen Fine bisztró nyílik Tokajban – milliárdos állami támogatással Magyar Péter: A magyar fiatalokat nem lehet fenyegetni és felesleges hülyének nézni, miniszterelnök elvtárs A héten kiderül, mennyit kerestünk 2025-ben Szijjártó Péter – a mi válaszunk: SOHA!!! Így derítheti ki a leggyorsabban, hogy elcsípte-e a traffipax Megérkezett Budapestre az amerikai külügyminiszter, Marco Rubio hétfőn Orbán Viktorral is tárgyal majd Ellenfele hatalmasat hibázott, Mikael Kingsbury olimpiai arannyal fejezi be pályafutását Épphogy összedrótozták az olimpiára, és most már a második aranyérmét nyerte Jövő héten is próbára tesz minket az időjárás A további adásainkat keresd a podcast.hirstart.hu oldalunkon. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

An absolutely massive day six of Olympic action at Milano Cortina as we celebrate gold for Australia, silver and bronze for Canada, and so many big moments we may just burst! We unpack Cooper Woods' historic gold in the men's moguls and what another silver means for Mikael Kingsbury's legacy. We also dive into a historic day for German luge with Raphael joining the pod, soak up the incredible ice hockey atmosphere with strong starts for Team USA and Team Canada, show some love to Swedish cross-country skiing, and feel that extra bit of sadness for queen Ester. It's an epic day you simply can't miss! 

White House border czar Tom Homan announces end to immigration crackdown in Minnesota. Prime Minister Mark Carney to visit Tumbler Ridge, BC where 9 people, including the shooter, were killed on Tuesday. Voters in Bangladesh head to the polls today for the country's first free and fair election in nearly twenty years. State TV declares Barbados Prime ‌Minister ​Mia Mottley has won her ​third election, ​sweeping all ⁠30 seats. Quebec selling US alcohol at a discount to prevent stock from spoiling, after it was taken off shelves in response to new US tariffs. Olympic Winter Games: Canadians Éliot Grondin and Mikael Kingsbury win silver medals.

Support appears to be firming for Angus Taylor to win the Liberal leadership, as those behind current opposition leader Sussan Ley privately paint a grim picture of her chances.At nine o'clock today, federal Liberal MPs and senators will hold a meeting to vote on a leadership spill.Yesterday there was a run of high-profile resignations from the shadow ministry, including Michalea Cash, James Paterson, Jonno Duniam, and Dan Tehan.Sussan Ley's been opposition leader for nine months, and is the first woman to head up the Liberals at a federal level.The federal government's announced $87 million over four years to support survivors of the stolen generations.The funding will go towards services such as family tracing and reunification, health, and access to redress.More than a hundred survivors are also gathering at federal parliament house this morning to mark the 18th anniversary of the national apology to the Stolen Generations made by former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd.More intense rainfall is expected in Queensland's south east today.The weather bureau's warning heavy rain could lead to dangerous flash flooding.Meanwhile the full extent of damage is being assessed after flash flooding in Alice Springs in central Australia.The Trump administration's ending the immigration crackdown in the US state of Minnesota that led to thousands of arrests, violent protests and the fatal shootings of two US citizens over the past two months.Donald Trump's border tsar Tom Homan claims it was the largest immigration enforcement operation ever, touting it as a success.But the actions of ICE immigration officers attracted global outrage after they fatally shot Renee Good and Alex Pretti in the city of Minneapolis.And Cooper Woods has become just the seventh Australian to win gold in Winter Olympic history, triumphing in the men's mogul skiing in Livigno.The 25-year-old came into the event having never won a world cup event, but registered a score of 83.71, level with Canada's Mikael Kingsbury.Woods was declared the winner based on the turns component, while fellow Australians Matt Graham and Jackson Harvey finished in fifth and eighth respectively.

A showdown for the federal Liberal leadership will take place later this morning.Many Liberal MPs and senators are throwing support behind Angus Taylor and are confident he can defeat current opposition leader Sussan Ley.The contest is set to determine whether the party will shift further to the right, at a time when MPs warn that dire polling threatens the very existence of the party as a legitimate force in Australian politics.Sussan Ley's only spent nine months in the job and is the first woman to lead the Liberal Party at a federal level.Victoria Police says about ten thousand protesters were mostly peaceful at a rally in Melbourne, opposing the Israeli president's visit, in contrast to the violent scenes in Sydney.Isaac Herzog's in Australia to comfort victims of the Bondi terror attack but protesters insist he's not welcome given Israel's conduct in Palestinian territories.  Meanwhile a man will face court, accused of following the Israeli president around during his visit to Sydney.Police accuse the 45-year-old of using offensive language toward Isaac Herzog.And Australian Winter Olympic champion Cooper Woods says his discipline helped him win a ground-breaking gold medal in LivignoWoods has become the seventh Australian to top the podium in Winter Games history, edging out Canada's Mikael Kingsbury in the men's mogul skiing.He's also the first Australian to win gold at this year's games. 

The mother of Winter Olympic champion Cooper Woods has paid credit to her son's drive and focus after his ground-breaking gold medal in Livigno.Woods has become just the seventh Australian to top the podium in the history of the winter games, only narrowly defeating Canada's Mikael Kingsbury in the final of the men's mogul skiing.Woods himself says his discipline helped him win Australia's first gold at this year's Olympics.Liberal politicians are preparing to head into a leadership meeting this morning that's set to decide the future of the party at a time when dire polling points to a battle for its own survival.The party's expected to roll its first federal female leader Sussan Ley who's been opposition leader for nine months while the Coalition reels from its thumping election defeat at the hands of Labor.Angus Taylor appears to have the upper hand and if he succeeds it's expected he'll reward supporters with promotions including to former frontbenchers, Jane Hume and Jacinta Nampijinpa Price.And more intense rainfall is expected in Queensland's south-east today, as residents sandbag to prepare for heavy rain and dangerous flooding into the weekend.A severe weather warning stretches from the Sunshine Coast to the Gold Coast and west through southern Queensland.Authorities are warning residents to stay indoors where possible in preparation for a drenching. 

A showdown for the federal Liberal leadership will take place later this morning.Many Liberal MPs and senators are throwing support behind Angus Taylor and are confident he can defeat current opposition leader Sussan Ley.The contest is set to determine whether the party will shift further to the right, at a time when MPs warn that dire polling threatens the very existence of the party as a legitimate force in Australian politics.Sussan Ley's only spent nine months in the job and is the first woman to lead the Liberal Party at a federal level.Victoria Police says about ten thousand protesters were mostly peaceful at a rally in Melbourne, opposing the Israeli president's visit, in contrast to the violent scenes in Sydney.Isaac Herzog's in Australia to comfort victims of the Bondi terror attack but protesters insist he's not welcome given Israel's conduct in Palestinian territories.  Meanwhile a man will face court, accused of following the Israeli president around during his visit to Sydney.Police accuse the 45-year-old of using offensive language toward Isaac Herzog.And Australian Winter Olympic champion Cooper Woods says his discipline helped him win a ground-breaking gold medal in LivignoWoods has become the seventh Australian to top the podium in Winter Games history, edging out Canada's Mikael Kingsbury in the men's mogul skiing.He's also the first Australian to win gold at this year's games. 

In the 102-year history of the Winter Olympics, only 16 Australians have won an Olympic medal — and Matt Graham is one of them. At PyeongChang 2018, the moguls superstar pushed the legendary Mikael Kingsbury to the limit, finishing second to claim a historic silver and join his idol and former teammate Dale Begg-Smith as an Olympic medallist in men's moguls. As he now looks ahead to Milano Cortina in what will be his fourth Olympic Games, Matt reflects on how that magical February day still sits with him, how he continues to challenge the very best in the world, just how influential Begg-Smith was on his career, and how he plans to mark the 20th anniversary of one of the greatest days in Australian Olympic history. Fun, informative and insightful, it's a chat you won't want to miss!

Mikael Kingsbury is arguably the greatest skier of all time. He is the greatest mogul skier in the history of the sport, he is a 12X World Cup Overall Champion, he has won an insane 90 World Cups, he is a 3X Olympic Medalist (Silver ‘14, Gold ‘18, Silver ‘22). In this episode we discuss with Mik about what has changed in his life, current goals for the season of the sport and what continues to drive him today. You can follow Mikael on Instagram @mikaelkingsbury . Enjoy! #whatdrivesyou #success

You know it's one of our favourtie sports to talk about and one of our favourite sports to interview athletes from so it's moguls time once more as we chat with Aussie PyeongChang Olympian Madii Himbury about her career and amazing sport! We find out from Madii her pathway into the sport and how some motivation from her mother helped push her towards her Olympic dream. We also find out the many hurdles she had to overcome to make the Olympics in 2018 and just how inspirational her making the final in Korea actually was. Added to this we learn more around her trials and tribulations around her journey after Korea and towards Beijing, why a new team sport has taken her fancy and learning more about why both Dale Begg-Smith and Mikael Kingsbury really are the GOATs. It's an incredible chat that you simply can't miss!

Djee se fait applaudir, on parle de kimchi, de fromage (RIP MÉMÉ), de baloney, de pâtes au beurre, de recyclage, nos lacs sont en danger mais nos gazons sont beaux, Phil reçoit un cadeau, les gars reçoivent un colis de la RUSSIE, Djee reçoit aussi un cadeau, un artefact de l'humour, Phil se demande dans une réalité alternative qui dans TMN serait le super-vilain, on se demande comment Spider-Man fonctionne, on parle du reboot de Home-Alone, Hubert Lenoir nous parle du Gin de Ginette Reno, l'ail noir de Montréal, Hubert nous parle des quartiers de Montréal, il est pro-baseball, il nous parle de sa tournée aux états-unis et en france, de la portée internationale de chanter en français et en québécois, de sa technique d'écriture, du franglais, de Robert Charlebois, de Marc DeMarco, de son album PICTURA DE IPSE : Musique directe, d'enregistrer à Tokyo, on parle du soylent et des boosts, pizza pochette c'est double cuisson, Hubert nous parle d'un channel youtube qui dry age toute, le pain c'est bon 12 heures selon Philippe, Hubert nous parle de Éric Kayser un boulanger à Paris, Hubert nous parle de l'album de The Seasons qu'il a fait avec Richard Swift en Oregon, de comment son processus d'enregistrement d'un album en studio, de son éthique de travail, la fois que Hubert a dit que tout le monde à la télé a un personnage et que tout le monde a capoté, le souper après TLMEP, Hubert trouve que Sucré-salé c'est bizarre, la dernière génération, le Kalimera place à déjeuner à Québec, porter des robes vs le gars de la construction, la force de la musique qui change le monde, Hubert a fait du ski de bosses de compétition avec Mikael Kingsbury, il a été 2e au championnat Canadien, on fait des combats imaginaires de vedettes (fight de vedettes), Normand Brathwaite a une mauvaise posture, et on termine en parlant de big dick energy. Au son de ma musique : 1- Suicide Party, Les pensées des jeunes, Young Dreams. 2- J'ai une fleur qui me porte bonheur, École St-Mathias, 5ième année, Les Floralies en Poésie et Musique

On day four of the Beijing Olympic Games, one of Canada's most hotly anticipated events arrived, with Mikael Kingsbury looking to defend his gold medal from Pyeongchang, and hopes to become Canada's second two-time gold medalist in men's moguls, after Alexandre Bilodeau accomplished that feat in Sochi.In mixed doubles curling, Canada's Rachel Homan and John Morris faced off against the USA and Czechia as they battle to compete for a gold medal once again.The women's snowboard slopestyle went on to the medal round, as did the short track speed skating mixed 2000M. Also in speed skating, the men competed for gold in the 5000M.To break down the events of day four of the Olympics, Omar White hosts once again, joined by The Leafs Nation's Michael Mazzei.On twitter, you can follow Omar at @TicTacTOmar, and Michael at @MichaelMazzei3You can find Michael's work here: https://open.spotify.com/show/19ywDGIGaGZrVNqSSlJdWB?si=8061374d725b4221Join the SDPN Discord: https://discord.com/invite/MtTmw9rrz7Check out Game Over merchandise: https://sdpnshop.ca/collections/game-overGet the new SDPN app on iOS: https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/sdpn/id1587748650And Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.r76aac5840d3.appAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Mikael Kingsbury har dominerat herrarnas puckelpist de senaste åren. 29-åringen från Kanada vann guld i Pyeongchang 2018 och silver i Sotji 2014. Han har dessutom tre VM-guld i puckel och beskrivs av många som den största stjärnan i puckelpist genom tiderna.

The daily podcast continues with a throwback to the interview with Canadian mogul skier Mikael Kingsbury who has recovered from a spinal injury and is looking to retain his Olympic title.

Olympic champion Mikael Kingsbury is widely regarded as the most accomplished mogul skier in history. The Canadian has perfected the balance between style and speed that has led to a decade of dominance. Ash Tulloch joined Mikael for a chat about his recovery from a fractured vertebra, being recognised in Quebec, and how he mastered mogul skiing ahead of the Winter Olympics in China.

Chronique sportive avec Jean-François Baril :  Mikael Kingsbury gagne à Tremblant. La LHJMQ ne recommencera pas sans avoir droit à 50% de la capacité des arénas. Les chandails les plus vendus dans la NHL en 2021. Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Segment LCN, manchettes, nouvelle du jour et commentaires avec Vincent Dessureault et Carl Marchand : vaccination obligatoire? Dominique Anglade demande une Assemblée extraordinaire. Des médicaments antiviraux pour lutter contre la COVID? Le tour des nouvelles avec Carl Marchand.   Entrevue avec Abdelhaq Sari, vice-président de la Commission de la sécurité publique et élu d'Ensemble Montréal : les policiers de Montréal seront appelés à utiliser leur téléphone intelligent en guise de caméra corporelle, prévoit le Service de police de la Ville de Montréal. Entrevue avec Paul Forostowsky, directeur général de Czame : un nouveau projet pilote voit le jour, Czame, une borne québécoise de détection automatique du passeport vaccinal. Le projet vient d'entrer en phase de commercialisation pour les établissements privés, et la société espère l'intégrer au réseau de la santé prochainement. Chronique juridique avec Nada Boumeftah, avocate en droits criminels et protection de la jeunesse : retour sur la notion de procès public. Poursuites possibles à venir pour le groupe Facebook TULUMenPARLE. Retour sur le procès du père de la fillette de Granby.  Entrevue avec le Dr Stanley Vollant, chirurgien innu originaire de Pessamit, qui conseille notamment les communautés innues dans leur réponse à la COVID-19 : relativement épargnées durant les premières vagues de la pandémie, de nombreuses communautés autochtones font face à des éclosions depuis décembre, et ce, partout au Canada. En deux semaines, le nombre de personnes atteintes dans les communautés a plus que triplé, passant de 986 à 3404, selon le dernier bilan de Services aux Autochtones Canada. Segment nouvelles avec Carl Marchand : quatre ans de prison pour le père de la fillette de Granby. Bilan Covid-19. Les commerçants farouchement opposés au passeport vaccinal. Vers la vaccination obligatoire contre la COVID-19 croit Jean-Yves Duclos. Médecins spécialistes: 100 M$ de primes aberrantes enfin abolies. Deux touristes partis au Mexique ont des problèmes d'emploi après leur virée avec les influenceurs. Un journaliste d'une radio montréalaise tué en Haïti. Entrevue avec Dre Christine Grou, psychologue et présidente de l'Ordre des psychologues du Québec : Dre Grou signe une lettre ouverte dans La Presse aujourd'hui intitulée “5e vague ; quand notre cerveau voit un tsunami”. Discussion sur l'impact de cette autre vague de covid et de confinement sur la santé mentale des Québécois.  La rencontre Latraverse-Dessureault, avec Emmanuelle Latraverse  et Vincent Dessureault : changement à l'Assemblée nationale. Vers le vaccin obligatoire?  Chronique sportive avec Jean-François Baril :  Mikael Kingsbury gagne à Tremblant. La LHJMQ ne recommencera pas sans avoir droit à 50% de la capacité des arénas. Les chandails les plus vendus dans la NHL en 2021. Une production QUB radio   Janvier 2022 Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Dans son apéro Jean-Charles nous parle du match Canadiens - Penguins de demain, de la COVID qui frappe les Flames, des matchs de dimanche dans la LNH, de la coupe Grey, de la fin de la saison en F1, d'équipe Canada junior, de Christian Mbilli, de Laurent Dubreuil et de  Mikael Kingsbury. Renaud Lavoie nous résume la journée des Canadiens. Arnaud Gascon-Nadon fait un retour sur les différents matchs de la dernière fin de semaine dans la NFL. Anthony Martineau nous parle d'un potentiel 1er choix pour les Canadiens au prochain repêchage. Dans le segment du colisée, Stéphane Gonzalez et Hugo Giroux débattent sur différents sujets touchant l'actualité sportive. Louis Jean nous parle des joueurs des Canadiens qui doivent en donner plus En entrevue, JiC reçoit le gardien des Penguins de Pittsburgh, Louis Domingue Stéphane Gonzalez nous parle des paris intéressants à faire cette semaine. Dans son billet de saison, JiC revient sur la main pleine de Jeff Gorton Maxim Lapierre et Mathieu Chouinard se joignent à JiC pour le segment LE SHOW. CLaude Guillet revient sur la fin de la saison en F1. Renaud Lavoie nous parle de F1, de Jonathan Drouin et d'Alexander Romanov Philippe Boucher aborde plusieurs sujets dont le manque d'attaque du CH, de Jake Allen, d'équipe Canada junior et de Connor Bedard. En entrevue, JiC reçoit le boxeur Christian Mbilli. Une production QUB radio   Décembre 2021 Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Dans son apéro Jean-Charles nous parle du match Canadiens - Penguins de demain, de la COVID qui frappe les Flames, des matchs de dimanche dans la LNH, de la coupe Grey, de la fin de la saison en F1, d'équipe Canada junior, de Christian Mbilli, de Laurent Dubreuil ainsi que de  Mikael Kingsbury. Renaud Lavoie nous résume la journée des Canadiens Arnaud Gascon-Nadon fait un retour sur les différents matchs de la dernière fin de semaine dans la NFL. Anthony Martineau nous parle d'un potentiel 1er choix pour les Canadiens au prochain repêchage Dans le segment du colisée, Stéphane Gonzalez et Hugo Giroux débattent sur différents sujets touchant l'actualité sportive. Louis Jean nous parle des joueurs des Canadiens qui doivent en donner plus En entrevue, JiC reçoit le gardien des Penguins de Pittsburgh, Louis Domingue Stéphane Gonzalez nous parle des paris intéressants à faire cette semaine. Dans son billet de saison, JiC revient sur la main pleine de Jeff Gorton Maxim Lapierre et Mathieu Chouinard se joignent à JiC pour le segment LE SHOW. Claude Guillet revient sur la fin de la saison en F1 Renaud Lavoie nous parle de F1, de Jonathan Drouin et d'Alexander Romanov Philippe Boucher aborde plusieurs sujets dont le manque d'attaque du CH, de Jake Allen, d'équipe Canada junior et de Connor Bedard En entrevue, JiC reçoit le boxeur Christian Mbilli Une production QUB Radio Décembre 2021 Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

L'épisode est présenté par Rawlings et par Sports Rousseau.Nous recevons aujourd'hui le skieur de bosses, champion olympique, champion du monde Mikael Kingsbury. À ses côtés, le meilleur lanceur que le Québec a eu, un gagnant de la Série mondiale et du Trophée Cy Young, Éric Gagné. Les deux athlètes viennent nous parler de la force mentale pour revenir d'une blessure importante et comme performer à un moment bien précis.Bon show!

Mikaël Kingsbury invité à La Poche Bleue dans le cadre de ce Spécial 1er anniversaire. Voir https://www.cogecomedia.com/vie-privee/fr/ pour notre politique de vie privée

Mikael Kingsbury is arguably the greatest skier of all time. He is the most decorated mogul skier in the history of the sport, he is a 9X World Champion, he has won 65 World Cups, he is a 2X Olympic Medalist (Silver ‘14, Gold ‘18). In this episode we discuss what has driven Mik to be the “King'' of the sport and what continues to drive him today. We also discuss his comeback from injury and how much that has helped continue to motivate him to be the best. In The Arena Donated $250 on Mik's behalf to The Breakfast Club of Canada Foundation which provides Breakfasts for school children all across Canada. You can find out more about the foundation at www.breakfastclubcanada.org I hope you enjoy Mikael's journey of failures and successes so far. #whatdrivesyou #success #Olympicgold #king #goat #champion #winner #Olympics #driven #gold #win #inthearena #podcast #skiing #ski #canada #breakfastclub #mik #greatestofalltime #moguls #winter #sports #athlete #mind #riobel #idone #worldcup #beijing2022 #65worldcupwins

Welcome to Keenan LIVE episode #2 with guest Mikael Kingsbury, the most accomplished mogul skier of all time! Learn how Mikael became the record holder for the most men's Moguls World Cup titles and Overall Freestyle World Cup titles, how he gives back to the next generation of skiers, and beyond.

Mikael Kingsbury joins Game Day to talk about winning the Lou Marsh award, representing Canada at the Olympics and World Cup, and how his upbringing helped turn him into a world class skier.

Moguls Skier Mikael Kingsbury joins the show for the 3rd time to talk about being named Canada's top athlete of 2018 (Lou Marsh Award). He also talks about winning a Gold Medal at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Games

Hayes, O'Dog, and Darren Dutchyshen discuss William Nylander still trying to get up to speed, the Blue Jays releasing Troy Tulowitzki, moguls skier Mikael Kingsbury winning the 2018 Lou Marsh award, and are joined by Toronto Star Sports Columnist Steve Simmons.

Mik is a Canadian freestyle skier and is the most accomplished mogul skier of all time. He is the six-time reigning FIS Freestyle World Cup title-holder for both moguls and overall freestyle, owning the records for most men's Moguls World Cup titles and Overall Freestyle World Cup titles. He also owns the records for career World Cup moguls victories with 48, and consecutive World Cup event wins with 13.  He is an Olympic Silver (2014) and Gold Medalist (2018).  He has left an indelible mark on the sport of Freestyle skiing and the world of sport.

In the 4th hour of the show Michael and Matt Cauz discuss Mikael Kingsbury winning gold in Men’s Moguls, the Maple Leafs win over the Senators, tonight’s game vs the Lightning, the Raptors win over the Hornets, the Olympics and more. Guests include TSN Raptors Broadcaster Jack Armstrong and TSN Hockey Insider Darren Dreger.