Podcast appearances and mentions of Patrick Chan

[Note: This is a rebroadcast] Hello friends! Thanks for joining us on the very first episode of 2025! This episode of 2 Dads 1 Car contains a candid conversation I had with none other than Patrick Chan: renowned Olympic figure skater and proud father. Focusing on the impact of his upbringing on his career and personal growth, Patrick shares his journey in learning how to best complement his partner as a father, and grow from his childhood experiences in a Chinese household. Delving into the topic of parental influence, Patrick offers insights into balancing and distinguishing our expectations for our children with our past expectations and experiences with ourselves. Thank you all so much for joining us on this amazing adventure this past year! I am so, so excited to show you all what we have in store for 2025, and am grateful for each and every one of you for tuning in and hearing what we have to share and say at 2 Dads 1 Car. Please be sure to follow us on Instagram for our latest updates, cheers! Credits: Podcast Guest: Patrick Chan Podcast Host: Steven Ngo Podcast Producer: Baron Hsueh

10x National Champion/3x World Champion/3x Olympic Medalist Patrick Chan talks about retiring at 27 as Canada's most decorated figure skater, his transition to a decade of touring the world with Stars on Ice, training for his next career as a Financial Advisor, whether Kurt Browning chews his ear off about Reverse Mortgages, thriving through ‘six minutes of pressure' at three different Olympic Games, his ‘pinch me' moment meeting Roger Federer, receiving courtside honours at a Raptors game, keeping his Maple Leafs love suppressed when Trevor Linden presented him with a Vancouver Canucks jersey, and why he kind of/sort of/maybe regrets not throwing the first pitch at a Blue Jays game from the actual pitching mound! Patrick will be awarded the Order of Sport and inducted into Canada's Sports Hall of Fame on October 23rd in Gatineau, Quebec...for more information, please visit Canada's Sports Hall of Fame at http://www.sportshall.ca/ and the Order of Sport Awards at https://orderofsport.ca/ TORONTO LEGENDS is hosted by Andrew Applebaum at andrew.applebaum@gmail.com All episodes available at https://www.torontolegends.ca/episodes/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Environmental Protection Agency has released its 2023 report into drinking water quality in private group schemes and small private supplies. There are over 370 group water schemes supplying drinking water to 190,000 people across rural communities in Ireland today Joe spoke to Patrick Chan who’s senior inspector, drinking water team with the Office of Environmental Enforcement with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

In this episode, Daphne and Gina talk with three-time World champion, three-time Olympic medalist and 10-time Canadian Champion Patrick Chan. Patrick announced in April that the 2024 Stars on Ice Canadian tour will be his last tour.For ticket information on Stars on Ice, visit https://www.starsonice.ca/.------------------------------------------------------------------------This Week in Skating is hosted by Gina Capellazzi, Daphne Backman and Matteo Morelli is a cooperative project between Figure Skaters Online and Ice-dance.com. New episodes are available every Tuesday.Website: http://www.thisweekinskating.comEmail: thisweekinskating@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/thisweekinskatingTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/thiswkinskatingInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thisweekinskatingThread: https://www.threads.net/@thisweekinskatingPatreon: patreon.com/ThisWeekinSkating----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/this-week-in-skating-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this episode of Lead Impact, Ron Haik is joined by former Canadian figure skater, Patrick Chan. As the most decorated male figure skater in Canadian history, Patrick shares his inspiring journey from the ice rink to financial planning at Nicola Wealth. Patrick reflects on his humble beginnings in Ottawa, where his love for figure skating blossomed amidst a family of passionate athletes. From early aspirations of hockey to discovering his calling in figure skating, Patrick's path to Olympic glory was anything but conventional. But as Patrick recounts, life after the Olympics presented a new set of challenges. Transitioning from the spotlight of competitive skating to the corporate world, Patrick found himself at a crossroads. He candidly discusses the uncertainties, setbacks, and pivotal moments that ultimately led him to Nicola Wealth. Through insightful conversations with host Ron Haik, Patrick shares invaluable lessons learned from his skating career and how they translate to his current role as a Wealth Planning Associate Intern at Nicola Wealth. From resilience and mindfulness to teamwork and adaptability, Patrick's journey exemplifies the power of perseverance and embracing change.

Patrick Chan is the most decorated male figure skater in Canadian history. A three-time world champion, he won Olympic gold in 2018 and two silver medals in 2014. While he knew exactly what he wanted to achieve as an athlete, retiring from professional competition proved to be one of the hardest moments in Patrick's life. Patrick recounts his experience, encouraging more men to have honest, candid conversations about the impact of life's challengesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of "Two Dads, One Car," host Steven Ngo engages in a candid and insightful conversation with none other than Patrick Chan, the renowned Olympic figure skater and proud father. With a focus on modern fatherhood, Patrick shares his unique journey through parenthood, revealing unspoken truths, challenges, and his thoughtful perspective on raising his son in this next chapter of his life. Key Takeaways: A Legendary Start: Steven introduces Patrick Chan, the most decorated figure skater in Canadian history, as the special guest of the podcast. The episode provides an exclusive look into Patrick's experiences, particularly his insights into fatherhood. Authenticity and Realness: From the get-go, Steven sets the tone for authenticity and openness, inviting Patrick to share his honest thoughts on fatherhood, parenting challenges, and life transitions. A Father's Journey: Patrick takes us through his personal journey, from his marriage to Liz during the pandemic to the birth of their son, Oliver. This candid conversation highlights the rollercoaster of joys and challenges that come with parenthood. Unspoken Truths: Patrick reveals some of the unspoken truths about parenting that often go unnoticed. He discusses the strains it can put on a relationship, the feelings of uncertainty and inadequacy that fathers might experience, and the importance of open communication and support. Navigating Career and Parenthood: As a former competitive figure skater who transitioned into a career in commercial real estate, Patrick sheds light on the delicate balance between work and family. He shares insights into managing his time effectively and ensuring quality moments with his family. Future Aspirations for Oliver: The conversation delves into the intriguing question of whether Patrick envisions his son following in his footsteps as a figure skater. Patrick and Liz are committed to allowing Oliver to explore his own passions and interests, emphasizing a well-rounded approach to education and personal growth. Key Quotes: "The journey into parenthood has been a wild ride. It's a constant rollercoaster of challenges and joys." - Patrick Chan "Communication is crucial. It's not always easy, but it's a learning process." - Patrick Chan "It's about allowing him to find his own passion and identity, without feeling obligated to continue in figure skating just because of our background." - Patrick Chan Conclusion: In this captivating episode of "Two Dads, One Car," listeners gain a unique perspective into the life of Patrick Chan, beyond his legendary figure skating career. Steven Ngo uncovers Patrick's insights on the nuances of fatherhood, parenting challenges, and his aspirations for his son. The interview showcases the authentic and unfiltered dialogue that "Two Dads, One Car" is known for, leaving the audience with valuable takeaways about modern fatherhood and the intricate balance between personal passions and family commitments.

This Week in Skating is hosted by Gina Capellazzi and Daphne Backman and is a cooperative project between Figure Skaters Online and Ice-dance.com. New episodes are available every Monday.Website: http://www.thisweekinskating.comEmail: thisweekinskating@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/thisweekinskatingTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/thiswkinskatingInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thisweekinskating-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Episode 78 Show NotesGeneral Skating NewsThe Professional Skaters Association (PSA) presented their annual EDI awards and Hall of Fame Inductees at their conference in Orlando, Florida. (We will post a link to the full list of award recipients when it becomes available)U.S. Figure Skating recently published their annual Combined Report of Action.Skate Canada is holding their Ice Summit virtually, May 25-28.Skate Canada Awards Show was streamed May 27.Skate Canada announced that Joannie Rochette and Patrick Chan will be the event ambassadors for the 2024 ISU World Figure Skating Championships in Montreal.ISU released guidelines on international novice competitions for singles and pairs.U.S. Figure Skating announced that Eric Fehr is the organization's new chief financial officer.Sun Valley posted four of their seven special guests for their shows this summerRecent Articles & Interviews:Spencer Howe and Emily Chan honor Asian American Heritages, by Jillian L. Martinez, U.S. Figure Skating Fan ZoneThe One with Paul Poirier, The LGBT Sports Podcast, BBCQ&A: Meet U.S. Figure Skating's New High Performance Director Kyoko Ina, by U.S. Figure SkatingGig Siruno's skating takes him around the world, by Claire Cloutier, U.S. Figure SkatingCanadian figure skater finds deep roots in Japan, by NHK World - JapanTwo-time National Champion Keegan Messing retires from competitive skating, by Skate Canada (video)Social Media Updates:Chris Knierim announced these new partnerships as part of his Oakton Skating Academy:Ashley Fletcher and Aaron Felberbaum are a new U.S. junior pairs team. Baylen Taich and Michael Chapa are a new U.S. novice pairs team.Quinn Nguyen and Aiden Straky are a new U.S. juvenile pairs team.Adele Zheng and Andy Deng are a new U.S. junior pairs team. Other social media news:Ice Skating Australia shared that Jonathan Guerreiro is the chair of athlete development.German ice dancers Lara Luft / Maximilian Pfisterer have ended their partnership. Olivia Oliver / Fliip Bojanowski are a new ice dance team for Poland. Vivien Papp announced her coaching change to Stephane Lambiel, Angelo Dolfini and Giulia Ischeri in Champery, Switzerland and will continue to represent Hungary. Ashley Wagner announced that she and fiance Alex are expecting a baby in December 2023: Program AnnouncementsCheck out our website for a listing of program music announcements - will be updated as they are announced!Men WomenPairs DanceUpcoming Events for the Week:Fantasy On Ice Tour started this past weekend in Chiba, Japan and will continue through the month of June with stops in Miyagi, Niigata and Kobe.U.S. Stars on Ice tour - Chicago on May 30, Baltimore on June 2, Boston on June 3 and Hershey on June 4. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/this-week-in-skating-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

On Mind Your Business (SME) every Tuesday, we focus on a SME in Singapore. In this episode, we are joined in the studio by a second gen business owner who took his parents' catering business to new heights during the pandemic. Through partnerships and collaborations, he expanded to eight different brands, including urban farming, to be self-sufficient and self-sustainable. But before all of that, he had to first convince his parents that he is the right person to help their family business survive, but thrive.  How did he do that? Lyn-Lee Foo and Ryan Huang speak with Patrick Chan, CEO, Kitchen Haus Group & Vice President of ACAPS (Association of Catering Professional) to find out more. This podcast is produced and edited by Anthea Ng (nganthea@sph.com.sg)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Episode Notes In this episode, a conversation with Dr. Tina Chen, member of Skate Canada's Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Committee. We talk cultural and systemic change, gender inclusion, combatting anti-Asian and anti-Bthe lack racism, and ethical choreography. Tina Chen has been named one of Canada's 100 most powerful women. She is a distinguished professor of History at the University of Manitoba. Her teaching and research interests are in the areas of modern Chinese history, anti-colonial solidarity movements, feminist and socialist projects for social justice, and histories of race and anti-racism. She has long advocated for equity and diversity within academic settings, including the University of Manitoba. In February 2022, she was named the inaugural Executive Lead- Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion at the University of Manitoba. In the skating world, Tina is currently a coach with Skate Winnipeg. As a skater, she was a 3-time competitor at Canadian Championships in pairs (Novice) and dance (Junior), and was Ontario Intercollegiate Champion (with the University of Toronto Varsity Skating Team). She is also the mom of two skaters, so she has really seen the skating world from every angle! Recently, she has been combining her experience advocating for equity with her figure skating experience. She is active in the Figure Skating Diversity and Inclusion Alliance and is also a member of the Skate Canada Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Committee. Transcripts are available for each episode here Dr Tina Chen profile at University of Manitoba Skate Canada EDI Committee and Process: Skate Canada Statement on Anti-Racism (June 3, 2020) “Figure Skater Asher Hill Sees Hypocrisy in Racial Equality Statements” CBC (June 3, 2020) Public Statement on EDI working Group (October 2020) Skate Canada 2022-2026 Strategic Plan (October 2022) : Three “Strategic Imperatives” are Skating for Everyone, Skating for Life, Skating to Win Skate Canada Trans Inclusion Policy, Adopted 2018 For Comparison, ISU Transgender Policy, Communication 2422, Aug 2021 Anti-Racism and Ethical Choreography: Skate Ukraine “Why Skate Canada has Renamed the Mohawk and Chocktaw” Ivan Danyliuk Also useful: Skate Guard Blog: “How the Mohawk Got its Name” Conversations in Color: No, I'm Not Michelle Kwan: Being East Asian in Figure Skating (part 1 of 4) Asher and Acacia Hill host conversation w/ Mirai Nigasu, Patrick Chan, Michelle Hong & Tina Chen NexxIce performs their 2021/22 program “Mehcinut” music by Jeremy Dutcher; choreography by B Solomon The Creative Process: Narrated by B Solomon “The Cultural Importance of Papadakis and Cizeron's waacking rhythm dance at the Olympics” Asher Hill and Dylan Moscovitch interview choreographer Axelle Munezero on That Figure Skating Show “Red Nails, Black Skates: Gender, Cash, and Pleasure on and off the Ice” 2012 book by Erica Rand (Professor at Bates College and my skating partner!) You can reach me with comments or suggestions for topics and people I should talk to, by email at fsfuturepodcast@gmail.com or on Instagram and Twitter @futurefspodcast Remember to subscribe to The Future of Figure Skating podcast on whatever platform you use, and share it with your friends!

In the concluding episode of this series, Dr. Patrick Chan, one of Adelaide's top plastic surgeons, answers questions from the audience. He stresses the importance of having a team around you who can criticize you effectively. Because once you start to lose anxiety and start to feel comfortable, you run the risk of backsliding. Though the context here is the field of surgery, I'm sure if you listen in you'll be able to apply these lessons to expand the possibilities of your business. Reserve your seat at THRIVE TIME now!

In Part Two of this series, I continue my interview with Dr. Patrick Chan, one of Adelaide's top plastic surgeons. Sharing the lessons he's learned from the longest and toughest surgeries he's performed, Dr. Chan gives us tips on how to use anxiety in our favor in order to push ourselves to move on to the next level of our skillsets. He tells us how important it is to audit oneself whenever we want to reflect on where we should be in life. So if you're a business owner and entrepreneur struggling to grow in your business and personal life, you don't want to miss this!   Reserve your seat at THRIVE TIME now!

In Part One of this series of The Underestimated Entrepreneur, I interview Dr. Patrick Chan, one of Adelaide's top plastic surgeons. I ask him about his practice, how he keeps his focus in life or death situations, and how to separate his work life from his personal life. You don't want to miss Patrick's stories of overcoming hardship and tragedy, as it will inspire you to achieve the things you want in your life.  Reserve your seat at THRIVE TIME now!

79 Thunder Dave's Blade Wars: Patrick Chan vs. Scott Hamilton Patrick Chan faces off against Scott Hamilton in a trivia contest like no other.Patrick Chan is a Canadian former competitive figure skater. He is a 2018 Olympic gold medallist in the team event, 2014 Olympic silver medallist in the men's and team events, a three-time World champion (2011, 2012, 2013), a two-time Grand Prix Final champion (2010 and 2011), a three-time Four Continents champion (2009, 2012, 2016), and a ten-time Canadian national champion (2008–2014, 2016–2018).Scott Hamilton is a retired American figure skater and Olympic gold medalist. He won four consecutive U.S. championships (1981–84), four consecutive World Championships (1981–84), and a gold medal in the 1984 Olympics.Music by lemonmusicstudio from Pixabay

On this episode, Patrick Chan joins us to share his story!Patrick is a 10x Canadian Figure Skating Champion, 3x World Champion and 3x Olympic Medalist and now he is a Senior Sales Associate @ CBRE Commercial Real Estate in Vancouver, BC.Remember, #yourintentionmatters!  Why?  Because that's the result you'll tend to get.www.soarondemand.com

观众为何向花样滑冰运动员扔毛绒玩具？|Why Do People Throw Stuffed Animals at Figure Skaters?Moments after a figure skater finishes their program, adoring fans fling gifts onto the ice. There have definitely been some weird ones over the years. As NBC Sports reports, Sasha Cohen was once given multiple cashmere sweaters; Canada's Elvis Stojko and Patrick Chan have walked away with lingerie; and Debi Thomas even got a box of Domino's pizza after her performance at the 1987 world championships. (Another skater, Doug Mattis, had tossed it onto the rink because Thomas had jokingly wondered why people “don't throw something good, like pizza?”)在一名花样滑冰运动员表演完节目后不久，喜欢这位运动员的粉丝们就会开始往冰场上扔礼物。过去这些年粉丝们还真扔过一些不寻常的礼物。据NBC体育台报道称，萨莎·科恩曾收到过几件羊绒衫，加拿大的埃尔维斯·斯托伊科和陈伟群曾收到过女用内衣，黛比·托马斯在1987年世界花样滑冰锦标赛表演结束后甚至收到了一盒达美乐披萨。（因为托马斯曾经开玩笑说，为什么人们“不扔一些好东西，比如披萨？”于是另一位滑冰运动员道格·马蒂斯就把一盒披萨扔到了冰场上。） Carbs and clothing aside, the post-program offerings are mostly stuffed animals. Though it's not clear exactly how or when this custom began, there are a couple of factors that help explain why it's so popular. First and foremost, flowers, once the go-to item to toss at skaters, are messy. The “sweepers”—the kids who skate around collecting all the gifts between each program—have a much easier time grabbing plush toys than scrabbling at every petal and leaf that fell off its flower.除了碳水化合和衣服以外，节目结束后粉丝们扔的大多是毛绒动物玩具。尽管不清楚这种习俗是怎么来的或从何时开始的，以下两个因素可以帮助解释为什么毛绒玩具这么受欢迎。首先，过去粉丝们也曾向花滑运动员扔过鲜花，结果把场地弄得很凌乱。其次，在节目的间隔时间负责清场的冰童需要一边滑冰一边收集所有礼物，捡毛绒玩具比收拾花束上掉下来的花瓣和叶子要容易得多。There's no global ban on chucking bouquets, but organizations have made attempts to discourage the practice in the past. In 1989, US Figure Skating banned arenas hosting national championships from selling flowers. And ahead of the 2002 national championships, the association outright prohibited fans from bringing their own flowers (and other items) to the arena at all.国际上对于往冰场上扔花束并没有禁令，但是过去多个组织曾试图阻止这一行为。1989年，美国花样滑冰协会曾禁止举办全美花滑锦标赛的场馆销售鲜花。在2002年全美花滑锦标赛举办前夕，该协会完全禁止粉丝自带鲜花（或其他物品）进入场馆。"Flowers have always been a problem. Even when they're wrapped, the staples pop out and become a hazard,” Larry Kriwanek, chair of the event's organizing committee, told the Los Angeles Times. “Flowers were going to be eliminated. It was just a question of when.” Instead, fans could purchase already-authorized stuffed animals inside the arena and shower their favorite skaters with those.这场赛事的组委会主席拉里·克里瓦尼克对《洛杉矶时报》记者说：“往冰场上扔鲜花一直是个问题。即使是包装好的花束，花朵和叶子也会掉出来，从而造成隐患。应该让鲜花从冰场上消失，这只是个时间问题。”作为替代，粉丝们可以在场馆内购买官方授权的毛绒动物玩具，然后抛给他们喜欢的花滑选手。Stuffed animals also give supporters an opportunity to choose presents that seem more personal. "We sometimes will get stuffed animals made in custom costumes to match what we're wearing,” American ice dancer Meryl Davis, who won gold with partner Charlie White in 2014, told NBC Sports. It turns out that skaters often do try to take especially meaningful or thoughtful gifts home with them.选择送毛绒玩具还有一个好处，粉丝们可以有机会选择更个性化的礼物。曾在2014年与搭档查理·怀特一起赢得奥运会金牌的美国花滑运动员梅丽尔·戴维斯告诉NBC体育台说：“我们有时候会收到与我们的服装相配的定制款毛绒动物玩具。”事实证明，花滑运动员往往会把特别有意义或贴心的礼物带回家。Note: Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022has cancelled the toy throwing part of the figure skating events due to the guidelines on pandemic preventionand control.注：今年北京冬奥会出于防疫的要求，取消了花滑比赛的扔玩具环节。cashmere英 [ˈkæʃmɪə(r)]；美[ˈkæʒmɪr] n. （山羊绒）开司米；山羊绒;克什米尔羊毛lingerie英 [ˈlænʒəri]；美[ˌlɑːndʒəˈreɪ] n. 女内衣chuck英 [tʃʌk]；美[tʃʌk] v. 扔出；（随便或贸然地）扔，抛；放弃；终止n. （固定钻头等用的）夹盘；（熟人之间友好的称呼）小亲亲；牛肩胛肉outright英 [ˈaʊtraɪt]；美[ˈaʊtraɪt] adj. 完全的；彻底的；绝对的；公开的；直率的；直截了当的adv. 公开地；直率地；毫无保留地；完全彻底；干净利落；立即

Ch.1: Windsor Police said Tuesday morning that the Ambassador Bridge, which connects the southwestern Ontario city with Detroit, had reopened to U.S.-bound traffic, but heavy delays continue. Guest: Sean O'Shea, Global News Reporter in Windsor Ch.2: Now a company formed by University of British Columbia researchers has received funding to make cost-effective lithium to use for electric vehicle batteries and address the supply crunch, as the climate crisis causes the demand for EVs to soar. Guest: David Wilkinson, Professor and Canada research chair at UBC in the chemical and biological engineering department Guest: Saad Dara, Co-founder of Mangrove Lithium. Ch.3: Alberta and Saskatchewan on Tuesday announced plans to end their vaccination passport systems and mask mandates, making them the first provinces to reveal when they would scrap those two coronavirus public-health measures that are spurring protests across the country. Guest: Doctor Brian Conway, Medical Director & Infectious Diseases specialist at the Vancouver Infectious Disease Centre Ch.4: The Universal Child Care switch from the Ministry of Children and Family Development to the Ministry of Education is a long time coming, advocates say. Guest: Sharon Gregson, Childcare Advocate. Ch.5: Raji's profile with Patrick Chan, retired figure skater on Olympics and challenges of life afterward  Guest: Raji Sohal, CKNW Contributor

Patrick Chan is a Canadian former competitive figure skater. He is a 2018 Olympic gold medallist in the team event, 2014 Olympic silver medallist in the men's and team events, a three-time World champion (2011, 2012, 2013), a two-time Grand Prix Final champion (2010 and 2011), a three-time Four Continents champion (2009, 2012, 2016), and a ten-time Canadian national champion (2008–2014, 2016–2018). On April 27, 2011, Chan set a new world record of 93.02 points for the short program. On April 28, 2011, Chan then set a new world record for his free skating, receiving an overall score of 280.98. In recognition, Chan was named the recipient of the Lou Marsh Award as Canada's top athlete. Chan is considered by many to be one of the greatest Canadian male figure skaters of all time.

This week we are honoured to be joined by a Canadian figure skating legend, Patrick Chan. Patrick's combination of artistic ability, skating skills, and technical prowess had a huge impact on our sport's trajectory. We spoke about his journey as a young skater through to his Olympic experiences as well as his coaches and how they affected his life on and off the ice. You might hear some exciting news in this episode as well! We had such a great time catching up with Patrick and we can't wait for you to hear it! Instagram: @pchan31

In this episode of Alternative Data News, we speak with Patrick Chan, the Lead Investment Data Analyst at Deccan Value Investors.Deccan Value Investors is an investment manager investing in public equities and private assets. At the firm, Patrick leads alternative data investment research, data sourcing, and data engineering. Prior to Deccan, Patrick was at Adaptive Management, a technology company that provided an alternative data platform and data science solutions to fundamental investors.We dive into Patrick's transition back to the buy-side, and how his experience at Adaptive has influenced his work at Deccan Value. We share our thoughts on how we see the industry unfolding over the next few years, and whether some investors can be too quick to conclude backtesting datasets. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In episode 14, I'm pleased to be joined by TSN's Matthew Scianitti, a prominent sports journalist who's reported from some of the biggest sports stages in North America, including the Daytona 500, the NBA Draft, and various March Madness tournaments. With a primary focus on the Canadian Football League (CFL), Matthew has been on the sidelines at multiple Grey Cups and his work within the sport led to his most recent project in the form of a TSN Original documentary. As he continues reporting from home amid the pandemic, Matthew joins the podcast to chat about the process behind his first TSN Original, his experience collaborating with athletes like Patrick Chan, Demar DeRozan, and Christine Sinclair, and his own keys to telling a captivating and authentic story. Outro courtesy of: TSN Sports Follow Matthew on Twitter WATCH: TSN Original: The Quilt Like this podcast? Subscribe, like, rate on all major platforms and give us a follow on: Instagram (@getyourheadinthegame_) Twitter (@gyhitgpodcast) LinkedIn (@GetYourHeadintheGame)

This week on the show Co-Founders Dustin Paisley & Connor Curran chat with Patrick Chan, General Manager with Sezzle. Sezzle is a rapidly growing fintech company on a mission to financially empower the next generation and our recent partner for our #CanadaStrong T-shirt in support of Canadian small businesses. Listen to the full episode and hear the team chat about Local Laundry's collaboration with Sezzle, how Sezzle is supporting online businesses and shoppers. Make sure to tune into new weekly episodes and subscribe on iTunes, Google Play & Spotify. If you're looking for a little extra attention, screenshot this episode and tag @locallaundry on Instagram to be shared on the story. Keep your laundry local, fam!

Patrick Chan is considered one of the best men's figure skater of all-time. His incredible combination of athleticism, technical skills, and artistry are hard to match. Patrick is an Olympic gold medalist, two-time Olympic Silver medalist, ten-time National Champion, and three-time World Champion. Patrick capped off his illustrious career with a new Canadian record of 10-National titles, and a gold medal for Canada in the Team Event at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics. @pchan31  ——— Follow us at: http://thepalspod.com/ // @thepalspodcast @boutsalis @yourpalrick // thepalspodcast@gmail.com  ———   Shoutout to our sponsors @cottagesprings!  Cottage Springs is Canadian based vodka beverage company. All beverages are gluten / sugar free and have 100 calories. Grab some at your local @lcbo.  Cottage Springs' Vodka Water is the first Vodka Water cooler in Canada! 0 sugar, 0 carbs, 100% Canadian. Coming in two flavours, Raspberry Lime and Strawberry Kiwi, the Cottage Springs Vodka Waters pack the delicious flavour you want with none of the bubbles. Find them at your local LCBO today! Have it all with the Cottage Springs Mixed 8 Pack. Featuring the Ontario Peach Vodka Soda, Watermelon Vodka Soda, Lemon Lime Vodka Soda, and the exclusive Wild Cherry Vodka Soda! 100 calories, 0 sugar, 0 carbs, gluten-free and Canadian! Pick up a pack at your local LCBO today! https://www.cottagesprings.ca/ Shoutout to our sponsor Cast!  The objective assembly of public opinion. Visit www.joincast.co for more information, or @createyourcast on socials.   Shoutout to our sponsor RFP Design! Reliable, innovative , skilled. This is your custom furniture experience transformed. You can find us at rfpdesign.com    ——  Music by @loudluxury 

I denne omgang af Run For Cover Cast har vi besøg af Patrick Chan og Bjarke Bruun, tidligere også kendt som P.I.S. Patrick og MC Meller. Det blev til en snak om alt fra at indspille på 4 spors båndoptager med det islandske svar på Jokeren, stille op til DM i Rap, at lave musik med en amerikansk legendarisk producer, at være signet til Anne Linnets label, at ens manager stopper dagen før ens release og at få en mail fra en kunstner man har samplet, der beder om en forklaring samt meget mere. Der er også præmiere på et nummer fra Skudaar pladen, hvor der også gennemgåes alle numre og fortælles lidt om hvert enkelt samt klassiske tracks fra Mad Comix, P.I.S. Patrick, Alliancen og MC Meller. Ikke mindst er der lidt nyheder fra Nyboe og hele to Throwbacknumre - "Gaderim pt 2" med 4Fod & UFOYepha, som aldrig har været udgivet før samt ALX - "The Real" fra den første Run For Cover udgivelse nogensinde i anledning af at vi har fået en lille bunke af den ellers for længst udgåede vinyl!

Ugens interview : SKUDAAR Vi var med bil, fly, metro, bus og taxa inden at vi landede på Frederiksberg. Der krogede vi op med to af dansk raps fineste, i et drivhus ved Meyers Deli. Patrick Chan og Bjarke Bruun går way back, både som solo artister og som dele af flere legendariske grupper. I 1997 deltog de begge i DM i Dansk Rap, som solo artister. I årene efter gik Bjarke Bruun under navnet MC Meller, og var en del af gruppen Mad Comix og senere Genganger. Patrick Chan kaldte sig P.I.S. Patrick og var en del af gruppen Alliancen og senere Skævstikker. I årenes løb har det lagt i kortene at et fælles projekt var uundgåeligt, og i 2020 er det nu en realitet. De har indtil videre sendt to brandvarme singler på gaden, og selve albummet rammer landet den 20. november. Hør et interview med gutterne i denne uges podcast afsnit, hvor vi igen battler om at gætte rap legender i "Who am i" quizzen. TRACKLISTE : JØDEN - ALDRIG HELT VÆK SULKA - FRIKVARTER SKUDAAR - SKUDAAR LARS VIRKLI - ÅBEN KISTE

Join us as we chat with Olympic Figure Skater Patrick Chan and National Figure Skater Liz Putnam on their journey in the sport. We chat about how they both got into the sport, their favourite memories, what it was like to compete at the highest levels and more. We also chat about their involvement with Special Olympics and how the sport brought them together off the ice.

This month’s podcast with Debbi Wilkes, Patrick talks about his career, his retirement, his future, and the important time for reflection during the COVID-19 isolation, the longest time he has been off the ice since he started skating! Most elite athletes are perfectionists… and Patrick Chan admits he is no different.  His drive to learn and succeed and, since retirement, he has a new appreciation for what is required to move into the next chapter of his life.  While he hopes skating will always play a significant role, Patrick is open to developing new skills and searching for his next great challenge.

Olympic gold medallist Patrick Chan and two-time European champion Nathalie Pechalat on how to savour the moment. Plus, we hear the pre-game team talk for a mixed nationality ice hockey team here at the Winter Youth Olympic Games in Switzerland.

We talk to Sezzle's Canadian general manager, Patrick Chan on how they work as an installment payment company.

Sezzle lets you ‘buy now’ and ‘pay later’.  But is an installment payment plan right for you? Patrick Chan, General Manager of Sezzle’s Canadian business, is here to tell us how it works. Then, David O’Leary, founder of Kind Wealth, tells us about subscription based fee-only advice. And, choosing the right life insurance plan. PolicyMe’s Laura McKay, tells us about the comparison site.  And, Sarah Asebedo, certified financial planner and lead author of a new study from the American Psychological Association, on how personality traits can affect retirement spending. Plus, Kornel Szrejber is here to tell us about Build Wealth Canada.

Josh Finlayson of heralded roots-rock outfit Skydiggers joins us to chat about the group's latest album, Let's Get Friendship Right. What started as a project based on the five stages of grief blossomed into something far more expansive and diverse. Finlayson tells us about how the album came to be, the significance of recording at The Tragically Hip's Bathouse Studio, how his creative partnership with bandmate Andy Maize has stayed so strong over the years, and more. Plus, Mike sat down with Kintaro Akiyama of Toronto's Birds of Bellwoods to discuss how songwriting works in a very democratic group and the evolution of their sound from straightforward folk-rock to incorporating more electronic elements, as evidenced by their new single “Easy." They also talk about the unique Rock the Rink tour, which finds Birds of Bellwoods sharing an audience with Olympic figure skaters like Tessa Virtue, Scott Moir, and Patrick Chan.

Keegan Messing is serious about having fun. His goal is Olympic gold in figure skating, but that doesn't stop him from dreaming up a new Olympic contest. His idea is three kinds of skaters — speed, hockey, and figures — all duking it out in tests of overall skating supremacy. Unlikely, but fun idea, right? He is no stranger to unlikely plans. Born in rural Alaska, in a home with no running water, a young Keegan watched a DVD of Canadian figure skating great Elvis Stojko and knew that a men's singles Olympic gold medal was exactly what he wanted. He quickly figured out that Team Canada was going to be his best way to get there and having a Canadian mother opened the eligibility door. Like many Alaskans, the 27-year-old is at home in the outdoors. He can fix his own cars and dirt bikes with the best of them. His career makes him a jet-setter, but his heart sings when he's way off the grid. What sets Messing apart is the power he brings to performance on the ice. Coming up in the Patrick Chan years, Keegan's intense strength and jumping ability almost feels like a throwback to a previous era. He is in the driver's seat now as Canada's top male skater. Working hard and having fun every step of the way.

Le patineur Patrick Chan. Il est 3 fois champion du monde, 10 fois champion canadien, médaillé d’argent aux Jeux Olympiques de Sotchi et médaillé d’or en équipe aux Jeux Olympiques de PyeongChang. Le président des Éditions de la nouvelle plume, Laurier Gareau. Il a reçu récemment l'Ordre du Canada. Auteur et historien, il est un véritable pilier de la scène théâtrale et culturelle fransaskoise.

This week on Coast Reporter Radio: Notes from the water file. Restoring cut ferry sailings to coastal communities is now part of the Trans Mountain pipeline debate And, a feature interview with figure skating champion Patrick Chan ahead of his upcoming performance in Gibsons. Show Notes: Our story on the SCRD’s reservoir project: https://www.coastreporter.net/news/local-news/scrd-committee-backs-continuing-reservoir-studies-1.23645354 Our story on funding for water meters in Sechelt: https://www.coastreporter.net/news/local-news/water-meter-funding-still-uncertain-1.23645346 Sophie Woodrooffe’s preview of the upcoming Sunshine Coast Skating Club show featuring Olympian Patrick Chan: https://www.coastreporter.net/news/local-news/patrick-chan-to-perform-two-numbers-at-coast-show-1.23649114 This week’s Art Beat: https://www.coastreporter.net/entertainment/arts-entertainment/art-beat-it-s-mardi-gras-weekend-1.23646784

Patrick Chan- the figure skater whose athleticism and artistry defined a generation, talks about how his mindset made all the difference in his performances. 'Sports makes you live in the moment' is just one of the lessons Patrick says that his career has drummed into him. Bonus content: He and Anastasia also share a laugh about the time he did an axel wearing Anastasia's mum's dull old hockey skates.

With the 2018 Grand Prix Series around the corner, Philip Hersh joins host Nick McCarvel to discuss the Challenger Series so far and what to expect in the upcoming season. Fresh off of his win at Nebelhorn Trophy, Keegan Messing joins ice talk to share why he has two-year plans, the impact of Patrick Chan's retirement and more.

We talk about disneyland, Patrick Chan, the boston marathon, and how all good things are invented by the gays including the high five.

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So. Many. Emotions. This week has been bittersweet. So many staples in Canadian skating are moving on. This record setting/matching nationals for Patrick Chan (with 10 titles) will be his last. We're emotional for him and also so many of our favourite skaters who exceeded and/or failed to meet our hopes and expectations.

November Niner Patrick Chan is the short stack at this years WSOP Main Event Final Table with 6.225 million in chips.

November Niner Patrick Chan is the short stack at this years WSOP Main Event Final Table with 6.225 million in chips.

Andy O'Brien is the secret weapon of many elite athletes including Sidney Crosby, Dara Torres, and Patrick Chan. In this talk he shows how his training program design integrates philosophy, science, and real-world experience. For the full article, visit us here: http://www.precisionnutrition.com/fit-pro-essentials

1. Hello Lulu, so give us a briefing about what happened in Sochi yesterday? Six gold medals were given out yesterday, with the main focus on figure skating. The gold medal of pairs free skating was awarded to the famous and unbeatable Russian pair Maxim Trankov and Tatiana Volosozhar. This is the host nation Russia's second gold medal. And the gold medal for men's 1000m speedskating ended up in the pocket of 32-year-old Stefan Groothuis, the result took everybody by surprise even including himself. His victory handed Netherlands its fourth gold medal from five speed skating events. Meanwhile, Slovenia's Tina MAZE and Swiss athlete Domimique Gisin recorded the exact same time of 1 minute 41.57 seconds in the ladies downhill, the first time in the history of the Olympic Games in which two gold medals have been awarded in an alpine skiing event. So after day five, Germany has jumped to the the top of the medals ranking with 6 golds, and one silver. In the second place is Canada, with 4 golds, 4 silvers and 2 bronzes and Norway has slipped to the third place with 4 golds, 3 silvers and 5 bronzes. 2. How did China do yesterday? In the event of women's snowboard halfpipe, Chinese athlete Cai Xuetong ranked 6TH in the final, and Li shuang and Liu Jiayu ranked 8th and 9th respectively. In the event of pair free skating, figure skating athletes PANG Qing, TONG Jian ranked 4th while Peng Cheng and Zhang Hao ranked 8th. This is Pang Qing and Tong Jian's last Olympics as the couple are both 34 years old. In curling, the Chinese men's team beat Switzerland and Germany 5-4 and 11-7. China's men's curling team faced its toughest test so far but maintained its unbeaten start to the competition with a 5-4 win against reigning European champion Switzerland in the morning session, and beat Germany 11-7 in the evening. It is the first time China's men's team has won four round-robin games in an Olympic Winter Games curling competition. The women's team also won yesterday's game against the United States 7-4. 3. Can you give us a preview of the Games for Monday? Six gold medals will be contested on Thursday, which also sees the favourites in the men's ice hockey tournament play their opening matches. China is most hopeful to get a medal in the short track ladies 500m final. Meanwhile, Biathlete Martin Fourcade seeks his second gold medal of the Games in the men's 20km individual, following his victory on Monday in the 12.5km pursuit. Gold medals will also be at stake in men's slopestyle skiing, a new Olympic event at these Games, ladies 1000m Speedskating, Cross country women's 10km classic, and the luge team relay, another new event. The men's figure skating also starts today, with three-times world champion Patrick CHAN renewing his rivalry with Evgeni PLUSHENKO, the 2006 Olympic champion and gold medallist in Sunday's team event, in the short programme.